The Great Outdoors
The picturesque Piscataquis River, spanning 65 miles from Blanchard to Howland, flows through the heart of Guilford. Located beneath the historic Low Bridge, named after Moses Guilford Low, the first child born in Guilford, this bridge offers breathtaking views of Maine’s natural beauty, regardless of the season.
The Maine Highlands, a hiker’s paradise, boasts hundreds of miles of trails that connect to the renowned Appalachian Trail. Additionally, the region is home to over 200 waterfalls, catering to hikers of all skill levels. Beyond its hiking trails, The Maine Highlands offers a diverse range of outdoor activities for people of all ages and abilities. From fishing and hunting to camping, white water rafting, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, skiing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, ATV riding, golfing, sailing, boating, seaplane tours, wine tasting, photography, bird watching, and simply savoring the unspoiled natural beauty of Maine, The Maine Highlands has something for everyone. The Guilford Bed & Breakfast is the ideal resting spot for those exploring this enchanting region.
Spring & Summer
Spring & Summer
Spring & Summer
From ATV riding to wine tasting, the spring and summer months offer a plethora of activities. Hundreds of lakes, ponds, and rivers provide opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, and more. For nature enthusiasts, there are numerous hiking trails and birdwatching spots scattered throughout.
Autumn
Spring & Summer
Spring & Summer
Leap peeping, the most popular autumn activity, takes place from mid-September to mid-October. During this period, millions of trees transform into a breathtaking spectacle, adorned with stunning hues of red, orange, and yellow. It’s an awe-inspiring sight that leaves visitors in wonder.
Winter
Spring & Summer
Winter
Maine, a winter wonderland, offers a plethora of activities for adventure seekers. From ice fishing to skiing, the state boasts thousands of miles of snowmobile trails and a diverse range of ski slopes and cross-country skiing paths, catering to explorers of all ages.
The Maine Highlands
Moosehead Lake, Maine’s largest and most majestic lake, is the largest mountain lake in the eastern United States. It serves as the backdrop for incredible scenic recreational attractions, including Mount Katahdin, Mount Kineo, the Appalachian Trail, the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, and more. Located just 30 minutes northwest of The Guilford Bed & Breakfast, guests can enjoy endless activities at Moosehead Lake. This region also includes Lily Bay State Park, where moose outnumber people three to one.
On the shores of Sebec Lake, Peaks Kenny State Park is a perfect destination for day visitors seeking boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, and picnicking. Spanning an impressive 839 acres, the park is situated six miles north of Dover-Foxcroft on the South Cove of Sebec Lake.
The Piscataquis region has a deep appreciation for furry and feathered friends, reflecting the region’s heritage. Abundant forests provide natural habitats for various game species, including black bears, moose, deer, grouse, wild turkeys, and numerous smaller game birds.