Wilderness Guiding
Trip Descriptions

Wilderness expeditions from a day to multi day trips. Backpacking, hiking, and canoeing. Expeditions can be planned throughout the entire state and in any season.

There are set trips each year that individuals, couples, or families can sign up to participate. Everyone is involved with every aspect of the trip to traveling, camp set up, making meals, and enjoying each other’s company.

Any trip can include traditional arts or outdoor activities. That can include basics in map and compass, paddling strokes, and camping logistics. We can also add special programs like basket making, spoon carving, wilderness survival skills, leave no trace techniques or wilderness medicine.

  • Allagash Lake

    Canoe in one of Maine’s remote lakes Allagash Lake. Travel to remote campsites, hike Allagash Mountain, check out an ice cave, swim in crystal clear waters. We will hike Allagash Mountain, paddle to the northern end of the Lake to explore Ice Caves. We will explore the natural surroundings which support a diverse population of wildlife including loons, bald eagles, beaver, otter and moose.. We will have time to soak in the experience, hang a hammock, sit by the fire, star gaze, and go out for a swim.. (2-5 day)

  • Lobster Lake and the West Branch of the Penobscot River

    Join us for this amazing adventure to the North Woods of Maine to Lobster Lake and the West Branch of the Penobscot River. The West Branch of the Penobscot River is an excellent option for those unfamiliar with river paddling. There is quick water near Big Island with plenty of miles of meandering water. The river is noted for its serenity, wildness, and tranquility. This is a great trip for those who have never paddled before. Each day we will travel to a new remote campsite. (4-7 Days — Depending on Continuing to the south end of Chesuncook Lake)

  • Moose River Bow Loop

    The Moose River Bow Loop is a popular canoe trip. Known for its scenic beauty and remote wilderness. It offers a multi-day adventure through the Holeb Public Lands, located in Jackman, ME The loop covers a distance of approximately 34 miles, starting and ending at the Attean Pond boat launch. The route follows the Moose River and passes through Attean Pond, Holeb Pond, . It offers a mix of calm water paddling, mild rapids, and portages. The Moose River Bow Loop provides opportunities for fishing, camping, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Maine wilderness. (4-6 days)

  • Downeast Lake Tour

    In this trip, we will paddle several lakes with only a small portage around a bridge. Strating in Sysladobsis Lake then to Pocumcus Narrows to Junior Stream to Junior Lake to Bottle Lake Stream to Bottle Lake.. This is about a 22 mile canoe trip. This is a beautiful trip filled with lots of sightings of wildlife and great for fishing. (3-5day trip)

  • Nahmakanta Lake

    Nahmakanta Lake is a beautiful destination for a canoe trip in Maine. Located in the heart of the 100-Mile Wilderness, it offers a pristine wilderness experience with stunning natural surroundings. We will camp at a remote campsite. This area is filled with hiking trails that lead to many other remote ponds, streams, and waterfalls. Great trip for those who want the experience of a shorter canoe paddle and with options for hiking and exploring off the Appalachian Trail. (2-4 days)

  • Scraggly Lake and the Downeast Lakes

    Scraggly Lake is a hidden gen. Located in Washinton County surrounded by vast wilderness. Scraggly Lkae lead into many other lakes in the Downeast region including Junior Lake, West Grand Lake, and Pocumcus. You could spend days to weeks exploring this wilderness. We will explore the natural surroundings which support a diverse population of wildlife including loons, bald eagles, beaver, otter and moose.. We will have time to soak in the experience, hang a hammock, sit by the fire, star gaze, and go out for a swim.. (2-7 Days)