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Explore Island Falls

S nowmobiling in Island Falls, offers an exhilarating outdoor experience, set against the picturesque backdrop of northern Maine’s winter wonderland. The area is known for its expansive snowmobile trails that traverse the rugged, snow-covered terrain, breathtak ing views of the natural landscape, including snow draped pines, frozen lakes, and possibly wildlife sight ings. The tranquility of the rural setting enhances the overall experience. 1. Starting Point: Island FallsTown Center - Begin your adventure in the town center of Island Falls. Make sure to check trail conditions and grab a local trail map. 2. Head South on ITS 83: - From Island Falls, take the ITS 83 trail heading South. This trail will lead you through beautiful wooded areas and take you clos er to the Baxter State Park Region. 3. Connect to ITS 81: - Follow ITS 83 until you reach the junction with ITS 81 in Sherman. This trail connects you to larger networks and provides opportunities for longer rides. 4. Head towards Mattawamkeag: - Continue on ITS 81 towards Mattawamkeag cutting over on ITS con nector trail 110 to East Millinocket. Be sure to stop in and visit the East Branch Sno Rovers Clubhouse.

5. Loop Back via ITS 83 North: - From East Millinock et you will travel on ITS 83 North which will take you on the outskirts of the Baxter State Park Re gion. Here you can admire the breathtaking views of Mount Katahdin. 6. Return to Island Falls: - Finally, make your way back to Island Falls via ITS 83, completing your loop.You can enjoy the last leg of your ride by taking in the sights and sounds of the winter landscape. Another must see in Island Falls is Bible Point State Historic Site Bible Point State Historic Site, in Island Falls, it is renowned for its natural beauty and historical significance, often drawing visitors who seek to connect with both nature and history. The site is particularly notable due to its association with Theodore Roosevelt, the 26 th President of the United States, who visited the area during his summer retreats. Roosevelt, an avid outdoors man and conservationist, found inspiration in Maine’s rugged landscapes, which influenced his commitment to preserving natural resources and establishing national parks.

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