Stay With Maine Huts & Trails
Discover our off-grid eco-huts for a memorable backcountry adventure! Available year-round, they’re perfect for school, community groups, summer camps, and youth organizations to enjoy and explore.
Summer Activities
Paddling at Flagstaff Lake Hut
Guests at our lakeside lodge enjoy use of canoes and kayaks on Flagstaff Lake. We provide life jackets and paddles, plus a drying room for wet gear. The shore offers a protected and shallow launch area, great for all abilities.
Mountain Biking at Stratton Brook Hut
Our highest elevation hut is also located in the middle of the regions best mountain bike trails! Newton’s Revenge, Oak Knoll, and Bear Trail provide intermediate singletrack and doubletrack for riders right outside the hut door.
The Maine Hut Trail System
Adventure exists beyond the hut. Trek on the Maine Hut Trail to the Halfway Yurt or Long Falls Dam from Flagstaff Hut. Hike or bike around the top of Oak Knoll and see the Bigelow skyline from Stratton Brook Hut. The options are endless!
Nature as a Classroom
Discover endless learning opportunities at our remote huts! Grade school to college minds can explore animal tracks, identify trees, and enjoy unique ecosystems. Our outdoor classroom is an experience like no other.
Winter Activities
Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing is a great all-abilities outdoor activity to get outside in the winter for youth groups. Trek in between 2 and 3.3 miles from our three trailheads for a scenic trip into one of our huts. Enjoy the quiet of Maine’s backcountry and enjoy beautiful winter in Maine.
Cross Country Skiing
Take your outdoor adventure to the next level by skiing on our trails! Perfect for outdoor clubs and fitness-minded groups, our backcountry groomed trails offer a different way of exploring Maine’s backcountry. Trails range from beginner at Flagstaff Lake Hut to advanced at Stratton Brook Hut, so there is an option for every level.
Fat Biking
Take your group on a two-wheeled backcountry adventure! Our winter groomed trails are open to fat bikes. Pedal your way to one of our three huts for a cruise you won’t forget. We recommend tires that are at least 3.7″ for the best experience.
Amenities
Our off-grid facilities offer all of the services you need to enjoy the Maine backcountry with minimal packing. The huts sleep between 44 and 48 guests. All guests should be prepared to hike or bike in between two and three miles on a trail to reach the huts. The adventure starts once you leave the car or bus!
- Private full hut rental (summer only)
- Communal hut experience, with full hut option (winter)
- Round trip gear shuttle (summer only)
- Indoor bathroom with hot showers, toilets, and sinks.
- Drying room for wet gear
- Outlets in select rooms for medical devices
- AED and first aid kit
- At Flagstaff Hut: canoes, kayaks, paddles, and lifejackets (summer)
Summer Pricing and Booking
We want access for all at our huts. Rates are based on the size of the group and length of your stay. For qualified groups, our Youth and Community Experience Fund can assist financially for your stay.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Nights:
- Per night: $1,350 for up to 20 people
- Additional Guests over 20: $67.50 per person, per night
Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nights:
- Per night: $1,500 for up to 20 people
- Additional Guests over 20: $75 per person, per night
Ask us about 5-night and weekly rates for longer stays!
Winter Pricing and Booking
Full Service: Thursday through Sunday nights (meals included)
Standard (Dec 26th- Jan 18th & Mar 4th- Mar 21st)
Adult: $119 per person, per night (15% Discount!)
Youth 12 & under: $68 (15% Discount!)
Peak (Jan 21st – Mar 1st)
Adult: $155 per person, per night
Youth: $95
Self Service: Monday through Wednesday nights (cook your own meals)
Dec 26th – Mar 21st Special Pricing
High School & up: $60 per person, per night
K-8: $50
Self Service groups get the full hut starting at 20 people if available.
Questions? Ready to book? Reach out to our Program Manager, Sam Shirley, at [email protected], or call (207) 340-8850.