Description: Androscoggin River access for canoeing and fishing. Hiking and biking trails. Canoe and Kayak rentals. Modern spotless facilities. Playground, store, and level sites. Thirty minutes from New Hampshire - Maine attractions. ELSEWHERE, THE RANGELEY LAKE area is a true four-season recreational community. The area includes some of the best hunting and fishing in Maine, including more than 40 trout and salmon lakes and ponds. Incredible mountain views of the Carrabasset River, and unrivaled picnic spots such as Eustis Ridge can be found nearby at the Bigelow Mountain Range. The commercial hub of the region, Lewiston-Auburn, originally came into its own in the mid-1800s when textiles and shoemaking were among the top industries of the day. Nowadays the twin cities are best known for the Great Falls Balloon Festival and the Festival de Joie that celebrates Maine’s Franco-American heritage. Both events are held in August. Maine’s history is also on display at the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center in Livermore. The 430-acre farm presents rural life during post-Civil War days from the perspective of those who actually lived at the time. Naturally, no Maine region would be complete without a good old-fashioned country fair and the Western Lakes and Mountains features one of the oldest and the best—the Fryeburg Agricultural Fair held in early October. While many visitors arrive in the Western Lakes and Mountains with the idea of spending most of their time involved in water activities, they soon discover there is much more to do. Some of the region’s most popular activities and attractions include: • The Naples Historical Society Museum offers a presentation on the C&O Canal and the old Sebago-Long Lake steamboats.

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