All-Terrain Vehicle Riding

The name of the ATV club is "Camp-2 Trail Riders." This Club was established in July of 1994. All the trails are clearly marked with signs provided to the Club by the State of Maine. ATV signs are usually red and white. There are two woods trails.  More...(click)

Biking

The Rangeley area offers some great Mountain Biking. The terrain is mountainous and the views are fantastic. You'll experience single and double track, gravel roads, logging roads and wilderness riding. You'll find (and go through) streams, ponds, deep forests, and open fields and see wildlife in their natural habitat.  More...(click)

Birding

The Rangeley area is a wonderful place to see birds and other wildlife. Because we have such a diverse set of ecosystems within a huge wilderness area, just about any bird that comes to the northeast can be found, even those that are rare and endangered.  More...(click)

Boating

The Rangeley Lakes Region offers a variety of boating opportunities. Large lakes such as Rangeley, Flagstaff, Mooselookmeguntic, Richardson and Aziscohos can take days to explore. Smaller ponds, streams, and rivers can offer more solitude and are great canoe or small boat waters.  More...(click)

Camping, Year-round

 Camping opportunities abound in the Rangeley Lakes...  More...(click)

Canoeing/Kayaking

Day trips and 3-5 Day trips are exciting. The thrill of a lifetime awaits you on the CUPSUPTIC RIVER, MAGALLOWAY RIVER, KENNEBAGO RIVER, DEAD RIVER - NORTH BRANCH, and of course the beautiful Rangeley Lakes!  More...(click)

Fishing

The Rangeley Lakes Region is an accessible wilderness as vast as it is beautiful. It is the home of world-class brook trout and landlocked salmon fishing in sparkling lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers surrounded by forest-clad mountains, a place of such extraordinary beauty that the angler does well to attend to his fishing.  More...(click)

Golf

There are two golf courses available, an 18-hole course off Mingo Loop Road between Rangeley and Oquossoc and a newly-constructed nine-hole course on the Dallas Hill Road.  More...(click)

Hiking/Nature Trails

Many trails along the Appalachian Mountain Range, Saddleback, Spotted, and West Kennebago Mountains to name a few.  More...(click)

Hunting

Whether you are a bird hunter, moose hunter, or deer hunter, the Rangeley area offers those willing to work a little a good hunt. Partridge are usually plentiful, with the exception of some down years (a normal cyclical thing). They can be found.  More...(click)

Recreational Programs

The Town of Rangeley offers a wide variety of recreation programs through the Parks and Recreation Department. Schedules are offered each summer, fall, winter, and spring. Tours, lessons, crafts, sports, games, trips, and classes are planned to appeal to all ages and abilities.  More...(click)

Scenic Drives

Plenty of scenic drives year round. You're apt to see a moose.  More...(click)

Skeet & Trap

The Rangeley Region Skeet and Trap Association shoots at their Bald Mountain range in Oquossoc each Sunday at 1:00 p.m.  More...(click)

Skiing - Alpine

Saddleback Ski Area gives you big mountain adventure on peaks stretching to over 4,000 feet. If you hike, walk, run, climb, ski, snowboard, snowshoe, or slide, Saddleback is designed for family fun and enjoyment for all ages and abilities.  More...(click)  

Skiing - Nordic

The RANGELEY CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLUB trail system totals 65 kilometers made up of several interconnecting loops. These loops wind through pristine forests, with intermittent fields and broad panoramic vistas. The result is a beautiful system of trails with terrain to accommodate skiers of all skill levels.  More...(click)

Sliding/Tobagganing

You have the kids and you want to get outside and do something fun that won't cost much. Get or bring some inexpensive sleds, inner tubes, or a toboggan; and find a good hill. For the real thrill seekers, the Mingo Springs Golf Course has several excellent long hills.  More...(click)

Snowshoeing

Because of the abundance of hiking trails in the area, it is also a wonderful place to snowshoe. Practically anyone can snowshoe safely, with very little practice. Snowshoes are recommended if you.  More...(click)

Snowmobiling

Rangeley offers approximately 150 miles of groomed trails, which connects with hundreds of more miles of trails maintained by other area clubs. The Rangeley trails are maintained with three large tractors and groomed daily as the season progresses.  More...(click)

Swimming

The cool, clean waters of the Rangeley Region offer many enjoyable swimming opportunities. Public swimming areas are found at Lakeside Park in Rangeley Village and at the Rangeley Lakes State Park.  More...(click)

Tennis

The Rangeley Region is fortunate to have town-maintained, free-of-charge tennis courts available to the public at Lakeside Park in Rangeley Village and at the Oquossoc Park in Oquossoc Village.  More...(click)

Wildlife Viewing

Wildlife viewing in the area can take several interesting forms. There are also some basic rules that one must follow: When spotting a moose, don't stop in the middle of the road with all four doors open. Do not pick up or disturb any wildlife.   More...(click)