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Moose Watching “Hot Spots” in the Rangeley Lakes Region
A young bull moose grazes along Route 17 near Height of Land.
Rangeley – Oquossoc, Maine Area
Route 16: Rangeley to Stratton – Several spots along this route, ask locally for recent sightings.
Route 16: Rangeley/Oquossoc to Wilson’s Mills – Sightings near Wilson’s Mills to New Hampshire border.
Route 17: Rangeley/Oquossoc to Rumford – Between Rangeley Scenic Overlook & Height of Land.
Kingfield – Carrabassett Valley, Maine Area
Route 16/27: Stratton to Carrabassett Valley. Several spots along this route, ask locally for recent sightings.
Route 27: Between Kingfield and New Vineyard. Several spots along this route, ask locally for recent sightings.
Phillips – Weld, Maine Area
Route 4: Phillips to Rangeley – Several spots along this route, ask locally for recent sightings.
Route 142: Between Phillips and Weld. Several spots along this route, ask locally for recent sightings.
Stratton – Eustis, Maine Area
Route 27: Between Eustis and the Chain of Ponds. Several spots along this route, ask locally for recent sightings.
Kennebago Logans: Stetsontown – From Eustis Village, drive approximately 15 miles west on Tim Pond Road to Kennebago River bridge. Canoe 1 mile downstream to Logans.
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2 comments:
I’m staying at loon lake, just north of Rangeley. Would bears be of great concern in that area around early September?
Thanks much.
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