Hikers, boaters, skiers, fishermen:  Look what we’ve got for you!  It’s two nights for two at the Appalachian Mountain Club’s newest destination in the Maine Wilderness Lodges network.  This gorgeous spot is located on the shore of Long Pond in Greenville, Maine.  The package includes all boats and all meals.  All you’ll have to bring is your zest for the outdoors.

Medawisla (the Abenaki word for loon) is an ideal spot for exploring the famed 100-Mile Wilderness. Built on AMC conservation land and located at the confluence of Second Roach Pond and the Roach River, seven miles from Kokadjo and northeast of Greenville, Medawisla offers opportunities for hiking, paddling, fly fishing, canoe camping, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing — all steps away from your private cabin or bunkhouse accommodations.  

Cabins include winter drive-in access, self service with kitchenette or deluxe without, fresh-cooked breakfast and dinner and trail lunches, lodge-to-lodge skiing opportunities on AMC’s 80 miles of groomed trails connecting to Gorman Chairback and Little Lyford lodges, guided activities, and free access to kayaks, canoes, and paddle boards.

This is such a fantastic opportunity for the adventurers out there.  

 Click here to see lodge site map!

Donated by: Steve Gaykan, Music Hall Board Member and Stakeholder