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Aerial photo of Flagstaff Lake Hut.

Meet our Late Summer/Fall Flagstaff Caretakers!

Posted September 4, 2024

Our caretakers run gear shuttles for groups, maintain the grounds, and keep the green energy systems running. Groups renting Flagstaff Lake Hut will see some new (and familiar) faces. We welcome Aneesa back to Flagstaff Lake Hut, and extend a warm welcome to new hire Ben! Aneesa Addarich My name is Aneesa Addarich and I’m […]

Welcome New Board Members!

Posted August 22, 2024

The Maine Huts & Trails Board of Directors is a diverse and committed group, who operates with consistent and best practices relative to the organizations stage of development. Meet some of our newest members below. Pete Mason Senior Project Manager, General Dynamics Information Technology Pete Mason is a hiker, mountain biker, golfer, fisherman and snowmobiler, […]

Image of a log down in the woods with mushrooms growing from it. There are mountains in the background.

Midsummer Newsletter

Posted July 30, 2024

Summer at Maine Huts & Trails is in full swing! Summer hut rentals, group hikes, food events and more have been keeping us busy. Read our most recent newsletter for all the happenings, and what is on deck for late summer/fall.

Bigelow Range from Stratton Brook Hut

Summer at Stratton Brook Hut

Posted May 7, 2024

High Peaks Hideout Stratton Brook Hut is for the adventurous spirits. Ascend up to the hut on a variety of intermediate/advanced trails, and be rewarded with view for miles. Bikers and hikers will be at home in this airy hut, with trails directly outside your door. Mountain Aerie Mountain views from nearly every window set […]

Summer at Flagstaff Lake Hut

Posted May 2, 2024

A lakeside lodge surrounded by trails and mountains all to yourself? Yes, please! Our Flagstaff Lake Hut is the perfect getaway for your crew. Located on the eastern side of the 20,000+ acre Flagstaff Lake, the hut is a true backcountry getaway for all ages. The large hut sleeps up to 48 guests among ten […]

That’s a wrap! End of winter March Newsletter

Posted April 1, 2024

Winter 2023/24 is in the books!  Here’s a look back at a challenging, yet rewarding, season at the huts.

Snowmobile Grooming at Night

The Heart of Winter – February 2024 Newsletter

Posted March 21, 2024

A review of what February had to offer at Maine Huts & Trails. Want to get our newsletters sooner? Subscribe!

Starting the Year Right! – The January Recap

Posted February 27, 2024

Looking back at the start of 2024 at our huts. Want to get our newsletter sooner? Subscribe!

George Lawrence Award for Volunteer Service

Posted February 5, 2024

Maine Huts & Trails is proud to announce John Freeman as the recipient of the 2023 George Lawrence Award for volunteer service. John has been instrumental in the creation and implementation of our Poplar Stream Hut hydroelectric project. The hydroelectric project has been so successful, that Poplar Hut now relies on solar and hydro power […]

December Newsletter

Posted January 11, 2024

Read the Maine Huts & Trails Winter Guide in our December newsletter! Everything you need to know about the best trips, gear guides, hut info, and more!

The 3 Most Dangerous Animals in The Maine Woods

Posted November 19, 2019

You’re really doing it — you’ve taken time off from work, the kids are out of school, and you’ve gotten yourself as far away from the daily grind as you possibly can. Congratulations, and welcome to the wild woods of Maine! Drive out into the mountains, book a night at a hut, and just stop. […]

Image of the Chappell Bridge, a steel framed pedestrian bridge with wood decking going over the Dead River near Grand Falls

3 Incredible ways hiking will change your life

Posted November 10, 2019

Anyone who’s spent some time on a trail can attest to the sense of well-being you get when you’ve been outdoors for a while. Here at Maine Huts & Trails, hiking is a way of life as well as a mode of transportation, and making your way from hut to hut has a way of […]

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