Spring: As winter loses its grip on the area, ice on the lakes gives way to deep blue waters, a fisherman’s

paradise for landlocked salmon and brook trout. Fields and forests come alive as wildflowers emerge once again, the

loons return and you may even be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a newborn moose or deer.

Summer: Enjoy boating, water sports, golf, fields blanketed with lupine & wildflowers, hiking for all skill levels, breath-taking drives & vistas, and magical stargazing, including

the most spectacular light show of all, the Aurora Borealis. Choose from a wide variety of dining, shopping, accommo-

dations and much more.

For more information - www.RangeleyMaine.com

Bald Mountain Trail: Take Bald Mt. Road. Trail is on left. Follow marked trail to top of mountain approx. 1.75 miles. Be sure to pro-ceed to fire tower for beautiful views of surrounding mountains & lakes. Good family hike! Picnic table at both top and bottom of trail.

Cascade Stream Gorge Trail: Route 4 south of Rangeley 3.5 miles, turn left on Town Hall Road, follow signs to parking area. Fol-low trail markers through forested area, trail opens before stream-side trail. Multiple short spur trails to view gorge and waterfalls. Easy, but uneven and steep terrain. 30 minutes.

Hatchery Brook Trail: 1/10 mile on Manor Road off Route 4 just west of Rangeley Village. Easy one-mile loop through woods with 3 lakeshore picnic sites.

Hunter Cove Wildlife Sanctuary: A series of walking trails to view wildlife on Rangeley Lake’s Hunter Cove courtesy of the RLHT. Enter parking lot off Route 4 at the foot of Dodge Pond Hill.

Mingo Springs Trail & Bird Walk: A 2 mile walk through various for-est types with excellent wildlife viewing. From intersection of Route 4 & 16 downtown, travel north 2.2 miles. Turn left on Mingo Loop. Trail head is 0.4 miles on right.

Piazza Rock: Enter Appalachian Trail where it crosses Route 4 approx. 9 miles south of the center of Rangeley. Nice hike to do with children. Approx. 1.4 miles to Piazza Rock.

Saddleback Mountain: Begin at the Base Lodge and follow the orange stakes on the following trails - Grey Ghost, Upper Grey Ghost and Tri Color. The trails are wide and offer nice views.

Smalls Falls: 12 miles south of Rangeley on Route 4. Picnic area, scenic spot. Cross footbridge. Trail goes along stream to other falls. Children love this area.

CONTENTSCONTENTS............................................................................. 1MAINE’S RANGELEY LAKES.............................................. . 2ACCOMMODATIONS............................................................. 3 AMERICAN PLAN/SPORTING CAMPS....................... . 3 BED AND BREAKFASTS............................................... 3 COTTAGES, HOMES, CONDOS................................... 4 COTTAGES, HOMES, CONDOS: RENTAL AGENTS.. . 6 HOTELS, INNS, MOTELS............................................ . 6 CAMPING – TENTING - RV AREAS............................ 8SERVICES............................................................................ 9 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN........................................ 9 ATV/OFF ROAD VEHICLES........................................ 9 BANKS......................................................................... 9 BOAT RENTALS & SALES, WATERCRAFT & MARINE SALES, MARINAS....................................................... 10 BUILDING SUPPLIES.................................................. 11 DENTIST...................................................................... 12 DINING ROOMS, RESTAURANTS, DELIS, SNACK BARS.............................................................. 12 ELECTRICIAN/DATA.................................................... 14 ENTERTAINMENT........................................................ 15 FISHING AND HUNTING GUIDES.............................. 15 FLORISTS.................................................................... 15 GOLF COURSES......................................................... 15 GROCERY STORES.................................................... 15 HARDWARE................................................................. 16 HEALTH, WELLNESS AND FITNESS SERVICES...... 16 INSURANCE................................................................ 17 LANDSCAPING........................................................... 17 LIBRARY...................................................................... 17 MASSAGE THERAPY.................................................. 17 MUSEUMS................................................................... 18 REAL ESTATE.............................................................. 19 SENIOR & DISABLED/HC HOUSING.......................... 20 SHOPS......................................................................... 21 SKI AREAS................................................................... 22 SNOWMOBILES.......................................................... 22 SPORT SHOPS............................................................ 22 WEBSITE.................................................................... 23RANGELEY ACTIVITIES..................................................... 23WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION.................. 25ANNUAL EVENT HIGHLIGHTS........................................... 29

MAINE’S RANGELEY LAKES

The pristine splendor of lakes and mountains serves as a perfect setting for year-round vacations. The Rangeley Lakes glisten like gems stretched out below 4,120-foot Saddleback Mountain. Six major lakes, hundreds of smaller lakes and ponds, and rivers and streams lure vacationers for fishing, boating, and swimming.

Play golf and tennis, or take a bike ride or lake cruise. Boat, canoe, and kayak. Walk or hike numerous trails, including the famous Appalachian Trail. Browse a variety of shops and enjoy cultural events and festivals in all seasons. Drive the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway to magnificent overlooks. Regis-tered Maine Guides assist fishermen, hunters, recreational hikers and wildlife watchers.

The world’s most brilliant fall colors transform the mountain-and-lake vistas to breathtaking beauty. Fall ushers in winter’s equally beautiful and sparkling snowscapes.

Snowmobile the Region’s 170 miles of trails groomed with the latest-technology equipment. Trails connect to New Hampshire and Canada. Nordic skiing is superb at the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center and ski the new Saddleback - Saddleback is back!

Inns, cottages, homes, condos, B&B’s, lodges, sporting camps and campgrounds cater to every need. You’ll enjoy the abundant variety of dining and shopping.

Our seasons unfold dramatically, each enhancing the unspoiled mountains and wilderness. Lush greens; sunlit hillsides of many-colored wildflowers; brilliant reds, oranges, yellows, browns; or stark white result in equal beauty for each season.

When you visit the Rangeley Lakes, stop by the Chamber of Com-merce at Lakeside Park for numerous detailed brochures, maps and area information.

Contact Us:Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce6 Park RoadPO Box 317Rangeley, ME 04970(207) 864-5571www.RangeleyMaine.cominfo@rangeleymaine.comFacebook: Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce2

ACCOMMODATIONSAMERICAN PLAN/SPORTING CAMPS

BALD MOUNTAIN CAMPS Bald Mountain Camps & Fine Dining since 1897 on the shores of Mooselookmeguntic Lake. We cater to all your lodging and dining needs. The only lakeside dining on Mooselookmeguntic Lake with great views, paired with our extensive wine and cocktail menu makes for a fantastic dining experience for the young and young at heart. Camps are available year-round for rentals by the night or week, and we offer boat rentals May- October. Call or write Stephen or Tyler Philbrick, P.O. Box 332, Oquossoc, ME 04964. Tel: (207) 864-3671, www.baldmountaincamps.com info@baldmountaincamps.com

GRANTS KENNEBAGO CAMPS Remote, peaceful lake front retreat for families, fisherman and bird hunters - (October). All inclusive - meals, housekeeping cabins, boat rentals and Maine Guide services if requested. River and Lake fishing for native salmon and trout. Nature hikes, moose sightings, bike riding and a children’s playground. Pet Friendly! Open May – October, www.grantscamps.com (800) 633-4815 or info@grantscamps.comBED AND BREAKFASTS

PLEASANT STREET INN BED & BREAKFAST Country Elegance. Five guest rooms with private baths, satellite TV, and wireless internet. A full country breakfast included. Spacious first-class accommodations with two common living rooms. Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence. Rob & Janet Welch (207) 864-5916 104 Pleasant Street www.pleasantstreetinnbb.com

Pet friendly Accommodations

OPEN YEAR ROUND(207) 864-3671

Since 1897 Mooselookmeguntic Lake

Tyler, Stephen & Fernlyn Philbrick ~ OwnersAmazing menu paired with a great wine list, nightly

specials, live entertainment.FULL SERVICE RESTAURANT ON THE WATERFULL SERVICE RESTAURANT ON THE WATER open to the public -

call for reservations. CATERING SERVICECATERING SERVICE

Boats for rent. Year-round cabins, snowmobile access & guide service - hunting, fishing & recreation, sandy beach

Book Your Stay or Boat Rental Online Today Bald Mountain Camps P.O. Box 332 Oquoscoc, ME 04964

BOOK YOUR CABIN ON OUR WEBSITE www.baldmountaincamps.com

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COTTAGES, HOMES, CONDOS

BLACK BROOK COVE CAMPGROUND Wilderness cabin with one bedroom and loft, sleeps 6-8 people. Furnished with gas appliances, ¾ bathroom, and screened porch. (207) 486-3828. www.blackbrookcove.com

CABINS AT ORGONON Two Housekeeping Cabins: Tamarack, charming, fireplace, on west shore of Dodge Pond, sleeps eight. Cottage in the Field, private, spacious, modern, sleeps six. On ITS 89, six miles to Saddleback. Satellite TV, Internet (207) 864-3443. www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org/cottages.

LYONS LAKESIDE CABINS Five fully equipped housekeeping cabins with spectacular sunsets from your porch! One mile south of village on Route 4 in Greenvale Cove. Kitchens, monitor heat, DirectTV, towels, linens, microwaves and FREE Wifi. Snowmobile from your porch steps. Canoe, kayaks, beach & dock available for small boats, picnic tables & charcoal grills are also provided. Reasonable rates starting at $160-$240/night & $800-$1100/ week. It’s all here, the only thing missing is YOU! Your hosts: Tim & Pauline Lyons, POB 957, Rangeley, ME 04970 (207) 864-5899. No pets please. Please visit us at www.lyonslake- side.com – you’ll be glad you did.

MORTON & FURBISH REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENCY See our listing under Cottages, Homes, Condos: Rental Agents, and our Display Ad under Real Estate.

MOUNTAIN VIEW COTTAGES AND GUIDE SERVICE Private location on West Shore of Rangeley Lake with breathtaking views. Two and four bedroom fully equipped. Guide Service, boat rentals, docks, moorings, gas grills and much more. Jim & Jennifer McCormack, P. O. Box 284, Oquossoc, ME 04964. (207) 864-3416. www.mountainviewcottages.com info@mountainviewcottages.com

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NORTH CAMPS Twelve cozy, rustic camps on Rangeley Lake. Twenty wooded acres, spacious lawns. Oil heat and woodstoves. Screened porches, private beach, tennis court, playground. Boats, canoes, sailboat for rent. No Pets. Open ice-out through October bird hunting. Gibson Family, P. O. Box 341, Oquossoc, ME 04964. www.northcamps.com (207) 864-2247, Motorcycle friendly.

RANGELEY LAKE RESORT A four-season vacation destination offering nightly and weekly rentals in 1 to 4-bedroom Moosehead Log Cabins. We have a variety of on-site and local attractions and we are dog friendly. Come enjoy your vacation with us. For more information contact us at (207) 864-3880 or jhobbs@latourgroup.com

SUNDOWN COTTAGES ON MOOSELOOKMEGUNTIC Fully equipped comfortable cottages with unforgettable sundowns. Spacious lawns + good swimming. Canoes, kayaks, and docks for your use. Motorboat rentals available. Pet friendly. Great for family vacations. Family owned since 1972. Henry & Cindy Dornemann. (207) 864-3650 (207) 491-0578 www.sundowncottages.com sundown281@gmail.com

STURTEVANT POND CAMPS Three fully equipped housekeeping cabins on undeveloped 600-acre Sturtevant Pond. Beach. Boat/motor, canoe/kayak rentals. WiFi. Guide Service. Salmon, trout, splake and bass. Upland birds and big game. Families welcome. Cabin rentals start at $600/week (includes boat/motor/gas). PO Box 32, Errol, NH 03579; (207) 486-9308; Email: reservations@sturtevantpondcamps.com. Website: www.sturtevantpondcamps.com

www.rangeleylakeresortmaine.com207-864-3880

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COTTAGES, HOMES, CONDOS: RENTAL AGENTS

MORTON & FURBISH REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENCY We have the nicest and largest selection of private vacation rentals in the Rangeley Lakes Region. Many of our rentals have docks, boats, fire pits, and gorgeous views. Call, e-mail, or browse our web site. www.rangeleyrentals.com (888) 218-4882, info@rangeleyrentals.com RANGELEY VACATION RENTALS We have a variety of beautiful lakefront, in-town, trailside and hilltop rentals. Rent by the night, week, or season. Pets are welcome in most of our rentals. Locally owned and operated. Call or email us for more information (207) 864-2224, info@rangeleyvacationrentals.com or check out our website: www.rangeleyvacationrentals.comHOTELS, INNS, MOTELS

COUNTRY CLUB INN Charming Inn overlooking lake & mountains. Golf, pool, walking trails, X-C ski & snowmobiling at doorstep. Restaurant, pub and living room w/huge fireplaces. Guest rooms have views and private baths. Quiet setting. P.O. Box 680, Rangeley 04970. Tel: (207) 864-3831. Email: ccinn1@myfairpoint.net

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LOON LODGE INN & RESTAURANT Iconic, 100-year-old log lodge on the shore of Rangeley Lake. Guest rooms decorated with antiques, private baths, lake views. Elegant Dining Room overlooking the lake, Pickford Pub, Great Room with fireplace, expansive lawn. Private beach w/dock for summer; direct snowmobile access in winter. Weddings & Events. (207) 864-5666, www.loonlodgeme.com

RANGELEY SADDLEBACK INN Newly expanded and remodeled, the Rangeley Saddleback Inn offers accommodations with cozy, small-town charm – yet offers amenities found in big cities. Please see a full list of new amenities and contact information in our display ad be low. 2303 Main Street, (207) 864-3434. www.rangeleysaddlebackinn.com

An iconic 100 year old lodge.

16 Pickford Road (on Rangeley Lake)Rangeley, Maine207.864.LOON(5666) LoonLodgeMe.com

LODGINGDINING

PUB

WEDDINGSCORPORATE EVENTS FAMILY REUNIONS

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THE RANGELEY INN & TAVERN Downtown and waterfront, the historic Rangeley Inn offers a perfect combination of location, ambiance, and comfort. Relax by our fireplace or catch up with friends in our Tavern. Tastefully appointed guestrooms, renovated suites, and waterfront units – all with private bath. ATV/snowmobile trail access. (207) 864-3341 www.therangeleyinn.com

CAMPING – TENTING - RV AREAS

BLACK BROOK COVE CAMPGROUND On Aziscohos Lake. “The way camping was meant to be.” RV sites, now 30 and 50 amp available. Electric and water, hot showers, general store, kayak-boat-canoe rentals, “drive to” remote sites, and water-access island sites. Cabin rental. Transport available. Brochure on request. P. O. Box 959, Rangeley, ME 04970. (207) 486-3828. www.blackbrookcove.com

CUPSUPTIC LAKE PARK & CAMPGROUND On the shore of beautiful Cupsuptic Lake offering tent, RV, cabin tents, wilderness and island sites. Sandy beachfront, new bathhouse facilities, Pavilion, upgraded 50, 30 & 20 amp electric service. Full hookups available. Kayak & canoe rentals, boat slips available. Store onsite. www.cupsupticcampground.com (207) 864-5249

RANGELEY LAKE STATE PARK 50 Campsites with tables and fireplaces. Day-use area with tables and stoves. Bathing area, playground equipment, boating area with loading ramp - dock. Open Mid-May to October 1. For reservations call in state (800) 332-1501; out of state (207) 624-9950

STEPHEN PHILLIPS WILDERNESS CAMPGROUND 67 waterfront campsites including mainland, several islands and western shore. 6000+ acres of preserved land on Mooselookmeguntic Lake located in the western mountains of Maine. Tenting only sites. Canoe rentals available. 377 Stephens Road, PO Box 21, Oquossoc, ME 04964. (207) 864-2003 www.stephenphillipswildernesscamping.com

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SERVICESARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ENS ASSOCIATES, ELLEN ALBRECHT Translating your dreams. An Architectural Design firm with 28 years experience in Rangeley. Unique new home designs, additions and renovations are rooted in the clients’ requirements, site specifics and budget along with sustainable design. Providing energy efficient and creative space planning, interior detailing, color analysis, permitting, green detailing, construction management. 2623 Main St., Rangeley 04970. (207) 864-2302 www.ensdesignme.comATV/OFF ROAD VEHICLES

BOSS POWER EQUIPMENT Four season power sports sales - Can Am ATV’s and Side by Sides. OHRV sales, parts and accessories, and apparel. Full time service for all makes and models. Offers outdoor and in door storage of boats, snowmobiles, trailers, and more. 2775 Main Street, Rangeley. (207) 864-5343. BossPowerEquipment.com

BANKS

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK Full-service. ATM with Maine Cash Access. Online, mobile and telephone banking with bill pay and mobile deposit. Saturday drive up. Other locations in Farmington, Rumford, Jay, Skowhegan, Wilton and Ellsworth. www.FranklinSavings.Bank. Call (207) 864-3386 or stop by and find out why everyone loves to BANK with FRANK!

SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK Skowhegan Savings is a mutual savings bank providing Maine families, businesses and communities with personalized, competitive banking services for over 150 years. We take great pride in delivering exceptional service while offering straight forward banking and fair deals to our customers. For more information, (800) 303-9511 or visit us at SkowheganSavings.com.

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BOAT RENTALS & SALES, WATERCRAFT & MARINE SALES, MARINAS

BALD MOUNTAIN CAMPS See our display ad and listing under American Plan/Sporting Camps Accommodations.

BOSS POWER EQUIPMENT Four-season power sports sales-SEA DOO, SKI DOO, CAN AM, ARCTIC CAT, STARCRAFT boats. Full time service department for all makes and models. Offers outdoor and indoor storage of boats, snowmobiles, trailers, and more. 2775 Main St. Rangeley, (207) 864-5343 BossPowerEquipment.com

ECOPELAGICON Kayaks, Canoes and Stand-up Paddleboards Sales and Rentals. Old Town/Ocean Kayak/BIC Sport. Rentals by hour, day, week. Paddle gear, roof racks & accessories for sale. Paddle boats on Haley Pond. OPEN DAILY, 7 Pond Street, off Main St., downtown Rangeley. (207) 864-2771. Shuttle Service. www.ecopelagicon.com

LAKESIDE CONVENIENCE & MARINA, LAKESIDE SPORTS AND PAUL’S CUSTOM CANVAS & UPHOLSTERY Rangeley Lake’s only FULL-SERVICE marina...boat rentals, slip rentals, 91 non-ethanol fuel, service, canvas and upholstery work, parts and accessories. In the winter, snowmobile apparel, parts, accessories and 91 non-ethanol fuel. Great take-out food offerings year-round! Town Cove, 2582 Main St., (207) 864-9004

RIVER’S EDGE SPORTS See our listing under Sport Shops.

STURTEVANT POND CAMPS See our listing under Cottages, Homes, Condos.

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BUILDING SUPPLIES HAMMOND LUMBER COMPANY Building supplies and special services for every project. Maine Pine Log Home building packages, too. Free estimating. Free delivery. Expert design. Kitchen & Bath Center. Shoremaster Boat Lifts and Waterfront Systems. Route 2, Farmington, 04938. Tel: (207) 778-3518, (800) 439-3276.

Dock, Boat Lifts & MoreFree Shoreline Assessments & Estimates

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RANGELEY LAKES BUILDERS SUPPLY Local building material supplier with experience servicing homeowners and contractors. Certified Andersen Window Dealer and Benjamin Moore Paint supplier! Expert design services in Engineering, Flooring, Kitchen & Bath. Paint and Tool Rental Departments. Sharp Prices, quality materials! We deliver! (207) 864-5644 ~ 2742 Main Street. www.rangeleybuilderssupply.com

DENTIST

RANGELEY FAMILY DENTISTRY Proud to provide state-of-the-art dental care to residents and visitors. Mondays 1 - 7 PM, Tuesdays-Wednesdays-Thursdays 8 AM – 4 PM. David S. McMillan, DMD. 2252 Main Street, P. O. Box 340, Rangeley, ME 04970. Please call (207) 864-3400 for appointments. www.rangeleydental.com DINING ROOMS, RESTAURANTS, DELIS, SNACK BARS

BALD MOUNTAIN CAMPS See our display ad and listing under American Plan/Sporting Camps Accommodations.

COUNTRY CLUB INN Relaxed fine dining...overlooking lake & mountains. Menu features roast duck, steaks, veal, seafood, chicken, vegetarian entrees and lighter fare. Wine list available. Enjoy a drink in our “19th Hole” Pub and outdoor deck open at 1:00pm daily. Dinner served 6:00-8:30 Wed-Sun. Reservations requested. (207) 864-3831

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FORKS IN THE AIR MOUNTAIN BISTRO Located in the center of town on Main St. Celebrating food and wine at its best, a distinctive locally inspired dining experience. Martinis, Wine, Small Plates, Entrees. Reservations Recommended. 2485 Main St., Rangeley (207) 864-2883 www.forksintheair.com

GINGERBREAD HOUSE Located in the middle of beautiful downtown Oquossoc, Maine. The Gingerbread House serves breakfast and lunch and specializes in special events and caterings for the evening. Come to our old-fashioned ice cream bar for dessert. We are nestled in a beautiful pine grove and have in-door and out-door seating. Due to COVID-19, our service capabilities may vary. Call (207) 864-3602 for more information or check out our Facebook page.

LAKESIDE CONVENIENCE & MARINA, LAKESIDE SPORTS AND PAUL’S CUSTOM CANVAS & UPHOLSTERY Good food…FAST! Breakfast sandwiches,hot and cold subs and sandwiches, salads, Chester’s Chicken and a variety of appetizers available for lunch and dinner. See our full menu at www.lakesideonrangeley.com. Boat rentals, canvas and upholstery work in our Marina, and 91 non-ethanol fuel available year-round. 2582 Main St. (207) 864-5888

LOON LODGE INN See our ad under Hotels, Inns, Motels

OQUOSSOC GROCERY See our listing under Grocery Stores

PORTAGE TAP HOUSE Oquossoc’s newest restaurant specializing in wood-fired dishes, 20 beers on tap and full bar. Portage pays homage to Rangeley’s deep boating and fishing history while having the amenities of a new tap house. Please visit www.portagetaphouse.com for the menu and hours. 207-864-9404

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RED ONION RESTAURANT Join us for casual, affordable dining. We offer everything from hot soup to cold “spirits.” Our specialty is the famous homemade Fresh Dough Pizza. Our menu also includes home-style meals, hearty sandwiches, and great desserts all delivered to your table by friendly, experienced servers. We have some thing for everyone – the BIG appetites, Kids, and Vegetarian, Gluten Free options too. We open daily at 11 AM year’ round. The most complete take-out menu in the Region. Call (207) 864-5022. Center Main Street, Rangeley. Groups and Tours welcome. Now offering Grab ‘N Go Ready to Eat - Ready to Heat meals & pizza by the slice. V.MC.D www.therangeleyredonion.com.

ELECTRICIAN/DATA IEC, INC. Full-service electrical and powerline contractor proudly serving our residential and commercial neighbors. Providing 24Hr Emergency Service Calls. Renovations, repairs, new construction. Offering: Wiring, Lighting, Telephone & Data, Generators, Central Vacuum, Sign Installations, Flag Lighting, Landscape Lighting, Roof Heat Trace, Heated Flooring, Alarm Systems and Security Systems. (207) 684-6100. www.iecinc.us info@iecinc.us

Fresh Dough Pizza • Vegetarian • Steaks • Gluten Free Options • Dinners • Sandwiches

• Seafood • Award Winning ChiliFull Menu Available for Take Out

Since 1970

NEW Grab ‘N Go! Ready to Eat Pizza by the slice, dinners & more

2511 Main Street • 864-5022RANGELEY, MAINEWWW.THERANGELEYREDONION.COM

Visit our Chamber of Commerce office in Lakeside Park for detailed area information

5050thth Anniversary Anniversary

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ENTERTAINMENT RANGELEY FRIENDS OF THE ARTS Presents Live Theater, Concerts, Movies, Drama/Music Camps, Art Exhibits, Community Chorus, Home Tour and other events enhancing the quality of life in our community. RFA provides scholarships for music and dance lessons and arts programming at RLRS. To see what’s happening, visit www.rangeleyarts.orgFISHING AND HUNTING GUIDES BLACK BROOK COVE GUIDE SERVICE Jeff LaRochelle, Master Guide. Fly Fishing and Trolling for Salmon and Trout. Hunting for Deer, Bear, Moose, and Upland Birds. P. O. Box 959, Rangeley, ME 04970. (207) 486-3828. www.BlackBrookCove.com

STURTEVANT POND CAMPS See our listing under Cottages, Homes, CondosFLORISTS SUNRISE VIEW FARM Full-service Florist, Weddings a specialty. Landscape nursery, Offering annuals, herbs, perennials, and flowering shrubs, trees. Garden accessories. Western Mountain Stone products. Boat, auto storage. 2963 Main St., Rangeley. (207) 864-2117 srvf@myfairpoint.net.GOLF COURSES

EVERGREEN GOLF CLUB Championship quality course, located at the base of Saddleback. Spectacular views. Fantastic greens, 5 tees on each hole, Pro Shop, driving range. George Buck Golf School – classes, private lessons and golf leagues. Dallas Hill Road. (207) 864-9055 or (207) 864-3612 www.evergreengolfrangeley.net

MINGO SPRINGS GOLF COURSE The only 18-hole, regulation course in Rangeley. Breathtaking views, mountains, lakes in all directions. Carts, rental clubs, all color tees, world class instruction, club storage, driving range, practice green, all amenities. For starting times, (207) 864-5021 GROCERY STORES OQUOSSOC GROCERY Full line of groceries, Fresh Seafood/Lobster, Deli, Fresh Cut Meats, Local Produce, Freshly Baked Pies, Breads and Donuts. Agency Liquor, Beer & Wine! Extensive Breakfast-Lunch- Dinner Menu. Fried foods! Take-out or eat on porch! Friday Cookouts! Come check us out - a lot to offer! (207) 864-3662 or on FACEBOOK for daily updates!

RANGELEY IGA Agency liquor store, groceries, quality cuts of meat, fresh fruits and vegetables, Megabucks, Powerball, and other Lottery games now available. Ice, largest beer and wine selection in Town. Citgo gas available 24 hours a day. Tel: (207) 864-5089.HARDWARE RANGELEY LAKES BUILDERS SUPPLY See our listing under Building SuppliesHEALTH, WELLNESS AND FITNESS SERVICES

HEIDI SORENSEN MASSAGE THERAPY See our listing under Massage Therapy

RANGELEY FAMILY MEDICINE We are your family’s home for health and wellness, providing high quality, affordable care since 1994. In addition to family medicine, our services include chronic care management, counseling, assistance with health coverage options, and more. Find us at 42 Dallas Hill Road, Rangeley. (207) 864-3303 | RangeleyCHC.org

RANGELEY HEALTH AND WELLNESS ~ (207) 864-4397 25 Dallas Hill Rd. Rangeley www.rangeleyhealthandwellness.com Ascent Rangeley Lakes Rehab ~ Providing quality rehabilitative services at the Rangeley Wellness Pavilion. Our outpatient clinic is fully equipped with hydro-therapy pool and post therapy programs. (207) 864-3332 Rangeley Fitness Center ~ Services include personal training, nutrition, massage, circuit training, cycle, yoga, water aerobics, Pickleball, soccer and more! Programs for all ages. (207) 864-3055 HELP Adult Respite Care (HARC) ~ A supportive day program providing quality care for functionally and/or cognitively challenged seniors every Tuesday from 10am-3pm. (207) 864-4397

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INSURANCE

MORTON & FURBISH INSURANCE AGENCY For all your insurance needs. Please give us a call. Auto - Home -Snowmobiles - Boats - Motorcycles - Business. Serving the area since 1899. Main Street, Rangeley. Tel: (207) 864-3334. info@mfinsurance.net

LANDSCAPING MIKE CERMINARA LANDSCAPING, INC. Offering full line of landscaping excavation, skid steer & tractor work - commercial & residential. Properties maintained - lawns maintained & new installation. Retaining walls - stone and railroad tie. Walkways, patios, paths. Flowerbeds & drip edging. Stump grinding, hydroseeding, erosion control certified, authorized Lighthouse Docks Dealer, full winter services offered. Docks built & installed. Camp checks. 2705 Main Street. (207) 864-7321 or (207) 462-3755LIBRARY

RANGELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY Community media center on Lake Street, Tuesday through Saturday year ’round. Magazines, books (including Maine works), audio/visual materials, puzzles, Internet (including wireless), speakers/programs. Two rooms for juniors and children: programming for young readers, rainy day play space. RPL is funded by private donations and municipal budgets. (207) 864-5529.

MASSAGE THERAPY

HEIDI SORENSEN MASSAGE THERAPY Offering deep tissue and Swedish relaxation massage for relief from stress and pain, finishing with energy work. Working out of 22 High Street (one block back from Main Street), and your cabin. Call (207) 864-2078 to make an appointment. Email: heidigaladriel@yahoo.com Website: heidisorensen.massagetherapy.com

Rangeley Public Library7 Lake Street • P.O. Box 1150

Rangeley, ME 04970207-864-5529

www.rangeleylibrary.org

Library HoursTues., Thurs., Fri., 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m

Wednesdays 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Saturdays 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.

Free Wireless Access High Speed Internet

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MUSEUMS

MAINE FORESTRY MUSEUM Collection of logging artifacts collected over 40 years that consists of: wood carvings, oil paintings, photographs, original logging journals, outdoor heavy equipment from logging operations, and a chainsaw collection originating from the 1930s. Large groups and bus tours welcome with guided tours (please contact us for info and pricing). Museum fairgrounds for rent day/overnight events: reunions, weddings, jamborees, etc. Hiking trails lead over Gull Pond Stream to Haley Pond. Free use of covered picnic area. Located at 221 Stratton Road, Rangeley. Hours- Please call or visit our website for days and hours of operation. (207) 864-3939 www.MaineForestryMuseum.org

OUTDOOR HERITAGE MUSEUM Named “Best Sporting Museum in New England” by Yankee Magazine sharing Rangeley’s rich outdoor heritage. Four New Exhibits for 2019. Exhibits featuring an authentic log cabin, the “Rangeley Boat”, Native American artifacts, vintage film, new artifacts on loan from Maine State Museum and more! Exhibits on Famous personalities; Carrie Stevens, Herb Welch & “Fly Rod” Crosby. Visiting authors and artisans on Saturdays... June thru August. Gift Shop features: Art, Prints, Cards, Rangeley Book Titles, Glassware and more! Open May 1 - Oct 12, Weds-Sun. 10am-4 pm. (207) 864-3091. www.outdoorheritagemuseum.org

RANGELEY HISTORY MUSEUM This “Gem” of a museum located on Main St. in downtown Rangeley features exhibits and artifacts from the early pioneer period to the late 20th century. New Railroad and Post Office exhibits in 2020. The archive shares the Grand Hotel, Sporting Camp, Steamship and Family histories. Vintage clothing, household items, tools, memorabilia, photos, film & more! Open July- September - Saturdays 11am-2pm or by appointment. (207) 864 -2333 or 864-3091. WILHELM REICH MUSEUM Unique stone building exhibiting equipment, library, paintings & memorabilia of renowned scientist Wilhelm Reich, MD. Tours – nature trails – bookstore. July-August, Wed.-Sun, 1-5 p.m., September, Saturdays 1-5 p.m. Admission. Closed 2020 due to COVID-19. Dodge Pond Road, Rangeley. Tel: (207) 864-3443. wilhelmreichmuseum.org/museum

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REAL ESTATE

ALLIED REALTY Full service real estate agency serving Western Maine and beyond. We are a professional team looking forward to achieving your real estate needs and desires. Please contact our office at 2393 Main Street, Rangeley. (207) 864-3900. Web: www.alliedrealty.net or Email: info@alliedrealty.net

MORTON & FURBISH REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENCY Our family-owned and operated business has properties to fit every budget. We offer land, cottages, homes, and condos on and off the water. Call, e-mail or visit our web site. www.morton-furbish.com, (207) 864-5777, info@morton-furbish.com

Beaver Mt. Lake, $775,000

Rangeley Lake, $995,000.

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NOYES REAL ESTATE AGENCY Check out our great selection of properties in the Rangeley Lakes area. We have waterfront properties, land, second homes, camps, year-round residences and more! Let us be your buyer broker. P. O. Box 1111, 2388 Main Street, Rangeley, ME 04970. Tel (207) 864-9000. Email: info@noyesrealty.com Website: www.noyesrealty.com

SENIOR & DISABLED/HC HOUSING

RANGELEY TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS Located at 14 School St. Affordable Housing for Seniors Age 62 and older or disabled/handicapped regardless of age. Features 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments, all utilities included. Community room for tenants, On-Site Meals Program available Mon-Fri, Laundry facilities On-Site. 24-Hour Emergency maintenance. Call Today! (207) 621-7700 Equal Housing Opportunity Provider.

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(207) 864-9000 2388 Main St., Rangeley, ME 04970

Let us be your buyer broker. Sellers - list your property with Noyes!

SHOPS

ALPINE SHOP Men’s and Women’s Active and Casual Wear, Rangeley tees and sweats, Made In Maine Woodenware, Pottery, Jams and Maple Products. Camping and hiking items, kitchen and cooking gadgets, toys, books, games, gifts, jewelry and more. Wed - Sun 11AM - 5PM. 2504 Main Street. (207) 864-3741 www.alpineshoprangeley.com

BACKWOODS CLOTHING & CUSTOM EMBROIDERY- PRINTING Danner, Minnetonka, Darn Tough, North Face, Lazy Ones. Gifts, Jewelry, Housewares, Souvenirs. Candy, T’s & sweats galore, Large selection & Reasonable Prices. Custom Embroidery & Silk Screening. No order too small. 2512 Main St. (207) 864-2335. Mr. Sweet Tooth, self-serve yogurt & ice cream. Homemade fudge.

ECOPELAGICON BOOKS, GIFTS, OUTDOOR GEAR and GOOD MAINE STUFF! Maps, Hiking Guides, Backpacks and Camping Gear, Educational Toys, Art Supplies, and more. Canoes, Kayaks and Stand-Up Paddleboards. OPEN DAILY, 7 Pond Street, off Main St., downtown Rangeley. (207) 864-2771 www.ecopelagicon.com

RIVER’S EDGE SPORTS See our listing under Sports Shops WELCOME HOME FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES Beautiful Maine-inspired interiors shoppe, offering furniture, mattresses, accessories, gift items and more. Knowledgeable staff, artful arrangements and fantastic pricing. A Rangeley gem, visit us to find “just the right thing” for your home. 2742 Main Street (207) 864-5688

Wed. - Sun. 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

SKI AREAS

RANGELEY LAKES TRAILS CENTER 524 Saddleback Mountain Road. Home of the Rangeley Lakes XC Ski Club. Mapped trail network features 65-km of exquisitely groomed Nordic skiing, extensive snowshoe trails, and winter fat-bike trails. Rentals, snack bar, events, specials. Summer and fall no-charge biking, hiking, wildlife watching. (207) 864-4309, www.rangeleylakestrailscenter.org

SADDLEBACK MAINE Saddleback Mountain, home of the newest high-speed lift in the East, the most natural snow in Maine and the best lift ticket pricing. With 66 trails, hand cut glades, 2,000 vertical feet of fun, a lodge with incredibly expansive views and the friendliest ski town in the East, why go anywhere else?

SNOWMOBILES

BOSS POWER EQUIPMENT Four season power sports sales - ARCTIC CAT, SKI DOO. Snowmobile sales, parts, accessories, and apparel. Full time service department for all makes and models. Offers outdoor and indoor storage of boats, snowmobiles, trailers, and more. 2775 Main Street, Rangeley (207) 864-5343 BossPowerEquipment.com SPORT SHOPS

RIVER’S EDGE SPORTS Complete line of fishing, hunting, and camping supplies - canoe, kayak & paddleboard rentals and delivery - Kennebago River canoe/kayak and Cupsuptic River canoe/kayak trips. Guided fishing trips – gifts, souvenirs & clothing with a Maine flavor. Route 4 at Rangeley Lake Outlet, Oquossoc. (207) 864-5582. www.riversedgesports.com

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WEBSITE www.RangeleyMaine.com Visit the Official Web Site of the Rangeley Lakes Region. Rangeley brochures, maps and recreation information. Business listings of accommodations, attractions, dining, services, and shops. Calendar of events, activities and area information. Email all your Rangeley Region requests: info@rangeleymaine.com

RANGELEY ACTIVITIES Arts & Entertainment: Rangeley is home to a variety of visual arts, performing arts and living art. Enjoy the talents of our local artisans or find yourself engrossed in one of our local theatre’s productions or movies. Moose Alley is a truly unique entertainment center which houses: 10 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, tournament billiard tables, shuffleboard, darts, air hockey, foosball, 17 arcade games with a prize redemption center, 22 HD TVs, with 7 giant screen TVs, an elevated stage for live music/entertainment every weekend and a dedicated dance floor.

Biking: The Rangeley area offers some great Mountain Biking. The terrain is mountainous and the views are fantastic. You will experience single and double track, gravel roads, logging roads and wilderness riding. You will find (and go through) streams, ponds, deep forests, and open fields and see wildlife in their natural habitat. See also: WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION section.

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 here, even those that are rare and endangered. Contact the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust for information on the Rangeley Birding Festival in early June.

Fishing: World-class sport fishing for Brook Trout and Land- locked Salmon. Many waters restricted to fly-fishing only. An area rich in fly-fishing history.

Golf: Mingo Springs Golf Course and Evergreen Golf Course.

Hiking/Walking: Numerous marked mountain trails to Maine’s highest peaks, including the famous Appalachian Trail; woods and nature trails for hikers of all ages, including Easy, Moderate and Challenging trails.

Hunting: Upland game birds, small game and big game including trophy whitetail deer, bear, limited moose permits.

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Museums: Visit the Maine Forestry Museum, Outdoor Heritage Museum, the Rangeley History Museum, and the Wilhelm Reich Museum.

Saddleback Mountain: see WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION section.

Scenic Vistas: Explore the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway, a 35-miles National Scenic Byway from Mexico to Madrid, Routes 17 and 4. Just a few highlights along the Byway are Height of Land, Shelton Noyes Overlook, Whip Willow Farm Overlook and Smalls Falls. Another must see is the view from the top of Quill Hill. Skating and Curling: see WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION section.

Skiing (Nordic): see WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION section. Snowmobiling: see WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION section. Stargazing: Rangeley is the closest dark belt location near urban amenities in the Northeast. Without all those lights, we see the stars dripping out of the sky and the Milky Way in all its glory. The best viewing time for the Northern Lights is August to October.

Tennis: Municipal courts are available at Rangeley Lakeside and Oquossoc Parks. Many accommodations also have tennis courts. Water/Lakes Activities: Lakes, ponds, rivers and streams for sport fishing, boating, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, water skiing and lake cruises.

Wildlife: Vast wilderness area rich in wildlife for viewing land and water birds, big and small animals including the famous Maine moose.

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WINTER IN THE RANGELEY LAKES REGIONRangeley was named one of the TOP 10 Winter Towns by Yan-kee Magazine. Come visit and you’ll quickly discover why. Enjoy our major winter events, the myriad activities or simply experi-ence the natural beauty of winter in the Rangeley region.

FAT TIRE BIKING Fat tire biking is very popular in the Rangeley area. In addition to the trails at the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, fat tire bike riders may use snowmobile trails and some Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust Hiking Trails. Trails that are groomed include Hatchery Brook Trail and the Maine Forestry Museum Trails. Enjoy fantastic groomed trails with mountain and lake views. www.rangeleylakestrailscenter.org

SKATING & CURLING Enjoy skating like the old days. Two rinks are maintained for hockey and figure skating by the Rangeley Skating Club. Skates can be borrowed at Ecopelagicon– sizes for the entire family. Everything is free of charge. Rinks are lit until 10PM. Enter at Haley Pond Park, 7 Pond Street, downtown Rangeley. www.rangeleyskatingclub.com. Visit the Rangeley Lakes Curling Club on Facebook to learn more about curling on Haley Pond.

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SKIING SADDLEBACK IS BACK! While the mountain is making significant investments in snowmaking capacity, in the lodge experience, and has purchased the new, high-speed detachable quad, Saddleback will always be about its unique culture; a laid back community of people who love the outdoors, who love skiing and who want to be surrounded by others who share those values. At 4,120 feet of elevation and 2,000 feet of vertical, Saddleback is Maine’s third biggest mountain, and its base elevation of 2,100 feet is Maine’s highest. www.saddlebackmaine.com

SNOWMOBILING Rangeley offers 170 miles of groomed trails connecting with hundreds of miles of trails maintained by other area clubs, and the ITS trail system connecting Maine, NH and Canada. Our trails are groomed daily by the Rangeley Lakes Snowmobile Club. Trails are well marked and an excellent trail map is available. Cookout areas are available along the trails and if you need gas, a place to stay or a bite to eat, there are trailside services for all your needs. www.rangeleysnowmobile.com

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X-C SKIING & SNOWSHOEING Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, located just 4 miles from town at the base of Saddleback, offers 55 km of world-class, superbly groomed trails for classic or skate Nordic skiing for all ability levels, as well as groomed snowshoe and fat bike single-track trails. Full rental equipment for skis, snowshoes and bikes is available. Enjoy snacks and hot soups at the cozy yurt lodge. RLTC offers a special discount rate on Maine Days, the first Sunday of each month (except holidays) for adult Nordic day passes. Mondays are Ladies’ Day, ½-price pass and a free soup. Tuesdays are Men’s Day, ½-price pass and free soup and Wednesdays are BOGO - bring a friend! Check website for other special discount days and up-to-date information on events and trail conditions. Trail info is also posted on TrailHub. www.rangeleylakestrailscenter.org

WWe Do Winter Righte Do Winter Right

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January • Rangeley SNODEO • Chili/Chowder Cook-Off • Casino Night • Fat Bike Loppet

February • Rangeley World Record Snowmobile Ride for Cystic Fibrosis • New England Pond Hockey • Rangeley Winterpaloozah

March • Rangeley Lakes Loppet • Moose Dash Snowshoe Race

May • Rangeley RuKaBi Race

June • Lupine Festival Art & Antique Show

July • Independence Day Celebrations (July 3) • Rangeley Region Guides’ and Sportsmen’s Association – Strawberry Festival • Maine Forestry Museum – Logging Festival • Rangeley Health & Wellness – Annual Concert

August • Art in August – RFA Presents Juried Art Show • Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament • Blueberry Festival

September • Annual Trail Town Festival • Fall Family Festival • Rangeley Oktoberfest

October • Maine Forestry Museum – Annual Apple Harvest Festival

November • Giving Tree Lighting

December • Community Night of Giving • RFA Annual “Walk to Bethlehem” • Mountain Holly Days

A complete list of events is available at www.RangeleyMaine.com

Fall: Mother Nature puts on a stunning show as the mountainsides are painted with the brilliant reds, oranges and yellows of the changing foliage. Be sure to bring your

camera to capture the dazzling color variations in sun-draped ridges and valleys.

Winter: Name your favorite winter activity and you’ll find the Rangeley area offers the very best! Enjoy over 170

miles of groomed snowmobile trails, nordic & alpine skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, skating, fat biking or simply

build the best snowman ever!