A few places
only the locals know
and insider tips
Oquossoc Grocery, or hoping to spot a moose along Route 16, there’s magic around every bend. Grab an ice cream cone at Pine Tree Frosty, then head up to Height of Land for one of the best sunset views in New England. Explore secret swimming holes, cozy coffee shops, great brew pubs, and the local curiosities that make Rangeley amazing. This guide is your key to the little adventures and a source for those unexpected things you may overlook.
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Rangeley, Maine is full of hidden gems and unforgettable experiences you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re chasing the perfect lobster roll at the
A family favorite is Logging Festival Days, held July 11–12, 2025, featuring a lively parade, lumberjack shows, live music,
The Maine Forestry Museum offers a hands-on look at the region’s logging heritage and offers adults and kids alike a chance to be Paul Bunyon for a day.
Located at 221 Stratton Road, it’s open mid-June to early October.
and the opportunity to try your hand at a few of the lumberjack skills. Kids can enjoy barrel train rides and a mini excavator. Indoors, explore vintage logging tools and art; outdoors, walk 2.6 miles of forest trails along Gull Pond Stream. Visit maineforestrymuseum.org for details.