Maine Adventure Travel Guide
Last Blast on the Dead River: The Fall Rafting Finale
It’s the final Dead River release of the year. The river will be running at 6000 cubic feet per second. The guides’ excitement is palpable — October may just be the most spectacular time on the river.
History of Rafting on The Kennebec River: Part 2
Our first trips were very different from today’s Kennebec rafting trip – from where we launched the trip, to the what we called ourselves! There are some aspects that haven’t changed though, including our passion for whitewater!
History of Rafting on The Kennebec River: Part 1
Northern Outdoors’ owners pioneered rafting on the Kennebec, Dead, and Penobscot River — read more about the history of whitewater rafting on Maine’s rivers!
50th Wedding Anniversary ~ Best Vacation Ever!
Family trip to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. It was an incredible and total success.
Get off the Main Roads: 5 Incredibly Scenic Drives in Maine
When it comes to scenic drives, Maine has plenty to pick from. Whether you want to see ocean vistas and charming harbor towns, streams meandering along winding back roads, rural farmland, stunning lakes, or majestic mountains, Maine has it all wrapped up into one state. And for those of you who prefer more nature and less cars, you’re in luck–some of the most scenic roads in Maine are found away from the tourist path.
On Maine Whitewater Guides and the West Branch of the Penobscot River
Avid outdoorsman, Registered Maine Guide, V. Paul Reynolds pens a column for The Piscataquis Observer on Penobscot River Whitewater Guides — featuring Northern Outdoors’ icon Todd “Penobscotman” Mercer.
