Schools out..

But the learning doesn't have to stop!   In just the past few days, we have had kids of all ages join us on a moose safari, some as young as 18 months!   A moose tour is a great way to stir the imagination in some really interesting subjects like biology, environmental science, and even Maine history. Our registered Maine guides make great teachers, and there is always something new to absorb when you're out in the field.

The flash of a whitetail hurtling through a thicket, or the echo of a loon sounding across a pristine northern lake, is the kind of experience that puts a twinkle in a child's eye and stays with them for the rest of their life.  The next Thoreau, Muir or Carson is out there somewhere, just waiting to be inspired!

Taking to the open road!

October is drawing to a close and that means that Northeast Guide Service closes the doors for another season. We met some great people along the way, had some wild adventures, and we always look forward to doing it all over again in the Spring. The doors are closing today and we are hitting the road for a little while. Good timing, too...it snowed in the Northeast and Greenville, Maine got hit with our first snowstorm of the 2011-2012 season. Time for a break. When the woods of Maine are packed with hunters, we are taking the time to drive away. We plan your vacations to Maine and now, we are going to take our vacation and getaway. I'll keep you posted along the way, of our adventures, the wildlife we see, the rivers we ride and maybe we'll even relax a little. So, stay connected with us on Northeast Facebook, our Northeast Whitewater Rafting blog or right here at Maine Moose Tracks!