Maine Moose "Snow" Tracks!

As we were traveling last week with Northeast Guide Service to the Springfield RV, Camping & Outdoor Show in Springfield, MA, we were surprised with the 50 degree weather and it was hard not to 'think Spring!" Today, however, with the talk of the town saying anywhere from 4 to 14 inches of snow is on its way, we are thinking winter and all of its fun activities once again!
This year, Greenville, ME and the Moosehead Lake Region has been lacking in its 'winter' department. However, unlike the rest of New England, we at least have snow! And since the temperatures here do not read Spring, we will take it! The trails are groomed and ready to go for any adventure/outdoor enthusiasts.
Although the mild winter has been anything but a good thing for snow fans, our regular visitors during our Moose Watching Tours are more than likely happy for this.
When we have a season that the snow piles foot after foot, our Maine Moose are not able to move around as much and even struggle to get through the thick of it. They of course have seen many Maine winters as their sheds say, but I bet if you were to ask one of them, they would opt for a mild, less snowy winter..."just easier to get around" they would probably say!

I've seen a lot of tracks in the snow and have seen plenty of moose this winter which leads me to believe that we will have an amazing Spring for Maine Moose watching tours! We are already booking morning and evening tours so call Northeast Guide Service and reserve yours! Don't miss the Moose! :)