Trails Are Open. We have generally 2” of new snow which will really help the riding. Trail conditions as you approach In-Town locations in Rangeley and Oquossoc are fair due to thin cover and bare, icy areas.  Conditions are GOOD as you head out a mile or so. Just take it easy as there may be icy spots under the new snow. People are riding the lakes but expect icy conditions as the wind is blowing off the new snow. Ask locally before you risk your life.

SNOW & WEATHER REPORT: We have picked up about 2-4 inches of snow this week. We expect a good riding weekend with seasonably cold and breezy weather with sun at times. Read the rest of this entry »

ON A COLD DAY: Jay’s Ben Hartford takes on the giant slalom course at Saddleback Mountain, Thursday morning. Hartford finished 17th in the Mountain Valley Conference ski championship event. (Images by The Distant Future)

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Mt. Abram, Jay compete at MVCs

MAINE DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES & WILDLIFE www.mefishwildlife.com For more information, contact Spokesperson Deborah Turcotte at 287-6008 or 592-1164 AUGUSTA – Want to get your kids on the ice to experience the joy of hooking a fish? Want to show your friends and neighbors how much fun it is to fish

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Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Promotes Free Fishing Days Feb. 13-14

MAINE DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES & WILDLIFE 284 State St., SHS 41, Augusta, ME 04333 www.mefishwildlife.com Main Number: 287-8000 For more information, contact IF&W spokesperson Deborah Turcotte at 287-6008 or 592-1164 Residents Encouraged to Make Donation to Endangered and Nongame Wildlife Fund; “Chickadee Check-Off” on State Tax Forms a Great Option …

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"Chickadee Check-Off" on State Tax Forms Supports Endangered, Nongame Wildlife Fund