MOAC - Maine Outdoor Adventure Club

HAPPY HOUR
2026-02-06 17:30 - 20:00 (America/New_York)
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at RIVALRIES Sports Pub and Restaurant located at 2 Hat Trick Drive in FALMOUTH (behind the Walmart off Route 1). Free parking, good food, full bar in a friendly long table atmosphere.

Banff Mountain Film Festival Returns! 26th Year in Portland!
2026-02-06 19:00 - 22:00, 2026-02-07 19:00 - 22:00 | State Theater, 609 Congress Street, Portland, 04101, United States
50th Anniversary Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour
Big mountains. Bold adventures. Jaw-dropping films. The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is back! This year is extra special as the festival celebrates its 50th Anniversary worldwide – 26th right here in Portland!
Expect a curated collection of the year’s best adventure, exploration, and mountain culture films. From heart-pounding climbs and deep-snow descents to remote journeys and human-powered feats, these stories celebrate the outdoor spirit that defines our community.
The MOAC Connection
This isn’t just a movie night – it’s a major social event for the Maine outdoor community. Please note that MOAC will have a table in the lobby. Stop by and say Hi! Meet fellow members, learn about upcoming trips, or introduce a friend to the club.
Film Programs

Friday, Feb 6: Icefall Program (featuring “The Finisher: Jasmin Paris and the Barkley Marathons”)

Saturday, Feb 7: Moraine Program (featuring “Cold Calls – Japan”)

Tickets: Best is to purchase – without fees – in person at the State Box Office, 609 Congress Street, Portland: Friday 10am to 5pm OR from these retail and climbing partners:

NOMADS 100 Commercial St. (Thomas Bldg), Portland 04101 (207) 347-7464; http://nomadsmaine.com/ M-Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5; 1 295 Franklin Arterial Exist; uphill and down to harbor. Right on Commercial. Store is in Thomas Bldg., next to DiMillo’s Restaurant.
Salt Pump Climbing Co., 36 Haigis Parkway; Scarborough (04074); (207) 219-8145; M-F, Exit 42; then south Haigis Pkw, 1/2 mile. saltpumpclimbing.com
evoRock + Fitness, 65 Warren Avenue, Portland 04103 (Paris Farmers Union); 207.780.6370; M-F 10-10; Sat 10am- 8pm, Sun 10-6; www.evorock.com/portland-me/

Ticket prices may fluctuate based on demand.These shows always sell out, so grab your tickets early!
Additional information at http://www.chestnutmtnproductions.com

American Heart Association CPR and First Aid Course
2026-02-07 09:00 - 16:30 | Nine Tigers Kung Fu, 366 Elm St., Biddeford, ME, 04005, United States
Learn life saving skills including CPR, defibrillator (AED) use, bleeding control, fractures, shock, poisonings, burns, scene safety, and calling for help! Be prepared to respond to medical emergencies.
The course includes classroom learning along with scenario based, hands-on training.
This program is taught by Sgt. John Mulloy (Ret.). John was a 35 year police officer and supervisor. He is a 40 year certified Emergency Medical Technician in Massachusetts and Maine, Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor, and CPR/First Aid and Wilderness First Aid Instructor.

Ski BrettonWoods
2026-02-12 09:00 - 14:30
Ski Bretton Woods
Trail Report: All 63 trails and 40 glades are open!

122″ of snowfall with more expected on Wednesday

Day ticket rate for 65+ Monday through Thursday is $40!

For possible carpool or overnight accomomodation, contact Dave
Or meetup 8:30 to 9 am in lodge: Gather at tables adjacent to large stone fireplace that overlooks parking lot, located one level up from slopes

HAPPY HOUR
2026-02-13 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at the RUN OF THE MILL located at 100 Main Street in Saco. Easy to get to via I95. Take the Saco/OOB spur and continue south on Route 1. Free parking, very good food, and full bar. We typically meet at one of the tall tables in the bar area.

Downhill skiing at Mount Abram
2026-02-15 10:00 - 16:00 | Mt. Abram, Greenwood
Downhill skiing at Mt. Abram. Meet at the main chairlift at 10am. Lifts open at 9 am.

Alpine Touring (AT or Skinning) and/or Downhill Skiing
2026-02-18 08:00 - 16:00
Pleasant Mt. or Mt. Abram. Uphill ticket is $15.
Optional dates: 2/19, 2/20.
Meg MacLeod,207-653-4578, megmacleod@maine.rr.com

The Best of Baja California
2026-02-19 08:00 - 2026-02-21 17:00
Trip is Full
I went once and want to go back to Baja California in Mexico!
It is a well organized 10 day trip which involves camping on the beach with a cook and support staff, kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, swimming with sea lions and whale sharks, lots of gray whales sightings, and many other amazing experiences!
See the website for additional info
https://www.kayakbaja.com/whale-watching/

“From Rails to Trails” event
2026-02-19 18:30 - 20:00 | Wescustogo Hall & Community Center, 120 Memorial Highway (Route 9), North Yarmouth, ME, 04097, United States
I’m a longtime MOAC member and also a volunteer town rail trail builder with the Casco Bay Trail Alliance (CBT).
Join me at a free CBT film screening event I’m co-hosting in my hometown of North Yarmouth. The film highlights the story of how abandoned railroads have been transformed into trails for biking and walking, all across the country is nothing short of inspiring. Mark your calendar and join us for this great PBS film! Refreshments and Q&A to follow.
(Since I’m co-hosting the event, I will be there to greet you when you arrive but am not leading you.)
February 19, 6:30 to 8 pm
Wescustogo Hall & Community Center
120 Memorial Highway (Route 9), North Yarmouth
RSVP:
RSVP to join “From Rails to Trails” screening

HAPPY HOUR
2026-02-20 17:30 - 20:00
Going to try a new spot this week … HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at ROMEO’S SPORTS BAR & PIZZA located at 201 US Route 1 in SCARBOROUGH. Very good food, free parking, full bar. Easy to get to: Take I295 South to the Scarborough Spur (Rt. 701). The spur brings you to Route 1 heading south and Romeo’s is on your right in less than a mile.

Classic or Skate Ski
2026-02-22 14:00 - 17:30
ISebago Lake State Park. Groomed trails by donation. Bring snacks or lunch and water. Picnic tables available. Ski for 2-4 hours. Sunset is beautiful. Meet at the park ranger headquarters. Eileen 207-749-0211

DH or Uphill/AT at Mt Abram
2026-02-26 09:30 - 15:00
Tixs are only $19.60 for lift service. Meet in Gray or at the lodge. 207-749-0211

Classic/BC/Snowshoe Touring Bear Notch
2026-02-27 10:30 - 14:30
Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing, the way it was meant to be.

Just $22/$20 for 65+ Bear Notch has over 65KM of:
Spectacular Riverside Views,
Pristine Waterfalls,
Picturesque Flat Meadows,
& Challenging Hills! Meet in Bartlett, NH. Please contact Eileen by text/call so we can meet up. This is a day trip; although, I will be going on to the Highland Center for the MOAC WinterFest. 207-749-0211.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-02-27 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at the SIDECAR PUB located at 7 Railroad Avenue in GORHAM. Take the elevator to the fourth floor. Free parking, full bar, good food. And check out the atrium.

Winterfest 2026
2026-02-28 - 2026-03-01
It is time to put the winter back in Winterfest! This year it will be held at Bretton woods NH! , in the heart of the White Mountains. Expect plenty of snow!
We have already booked 25 bunks at the center for Saturday night February 28th as a start, we expect more. The price is $120 and it includes dinner and breakfast Sunday morning.. The rooms are bunk style, either 4 or 2 per room. Nordic, Alpine skiing and snowshoeing all nearby! We are exploring different ticket discounts
This will be a big event not to be missed, details forthcoming.
To secure your spot email Arthur Cornell: acornell@maine.rr.com
Payment options:
I prefer Venmo to: @CascoBayIT
A check to Arthur Cornell , 666 East Bridge St. , Westbrook ME 04092
Please submit payment before December 28th

Back Cove Walk – Newcomers Welcome!
2026-03-04 13:00 - 14:30 | Back Cove Parking lot, across from 295 Forrest Ave, Portland
Join me for a walk around Back Cove. Anyone is welcome, but new MOACers are especially encouraged to come with questions and learn what MOAC is all about. There should be new snow Tuesday night, but hopefully the trail will be well broken out. Bring traction. The loop is about 3.5 miles long. The temperature should be in the mid 40’s! Meet near the parking lot across from Hannafords, by the big Egret sculptures.

Social Time & March's Monthly Program
2026-03-04 18:30 - 20:30
Join about 65 outdoor enthusiasts for a social time with snacks and our inspirational monthly program. Topic and presenter to be announced. Meeting is held at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 524 Allen Avenue in Portland. See friends and meet new members. Always open to the public.

Bob Radowicz presents intro Penobscot Paddling &Chowder Society at MOAC monthly meeting
2026-03-04 18:30 - 20:30 | Unitarian Universalist Church, 524 Allen Ave, Portland, 04103, United States
MOAC will present trip stories and news about The Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society, a boating club with a chowder problem. Starting in 1969, this organization is 50 years plus and running. The group features whitewater canoeing and whitewater kayaking on Maine rivers and other New England locations. In addition to paddling, this nonprofit organizes hiking and camping trips.
Our own Bob Radowicz, who has been a member of MOAC since 1998 is currently the president of the Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society and will be MOAC’s featured presenter March 4. Bob has run many river trips for MOAC and annually runs the class 2 whitewater trip on the Ossippee River in April. Join MOAC for some tales, slides and videos, yearly trip books of River adventures as he fills us in on what the Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society has been up to and how we might join in on the fun! Join MOAC March 4, 2026 at 6:30 for social hour and 7pm for our meeting which includes this presentation.

Black Mountain skiing $30
2026-03-05
Join us this Thursday March 5 for a $30 ski day at Black mt in Rumford me.
We will meet at the main chairlift at 9:30.
For any cross country skiers the Nordic trails are free for the day.
Rob Keizer

Women in the Wild - Maine Outdoor Film Festival - Thursday March 5, 2026
2026-03-05 18:00 - 21:30
Women in the Wild – Maine Outdoor Film Festival
Date: Thursday, March 5
MAINE OUTDOOR FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS:
Women in the Wild – Films to celebrate International Women’s Day!
Venue Name: L.L. Bean Leon Gorman Conference Center
Parking: Located outside of the Conference Center
Street Address: 15 Casco Street, Freeport, ME 04033
Time: Doors at 6:00PM, films begin at 6:45PM, end approximately 9:15PM –
Tickets: $20 Advance / $25 at the Door. – See website FMI – https://maineoutdoorfilmfestival.com/women-in-the-wild-2026/
Contact Nancy Dorrans FMI – njdorran@gmail.com

HAPPY HOUR
2026-03-06 17:00 - 20:00
This week we’ll try to coordinate with those that are going up to Cadenza on Friday evening. With that in mind HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at RIVALRIES located at 2 Hat Trick Dr. in FALMOUTH. Please note: We’ll also be starting a half hour earlier (so at 5:00PM) to better coordinate with the Cadenza group.

The Blueliners at Cadenza, Freeport
2026-03-06 18:00 - 21:00
The BLUELINERS are back! This is an all-star lineup featuring current members of Ronnie Earl’s Broadcasters and Sugar Ray and the Bluetones, including Peter and Mudcat Ward. If you like classic Blues, this is where you should be Friday! Show starts at 7:00. See stage and studio credits and link for tickets below.
Cadenza is a high-quality listening room. Doors open at 6:00 for plenty of time to order food from Brickyard Hollow’s full menu and drinks from the full bar, well before the show starts at 7:00. During the performance, the room is quiet out of respect for the musicians. Contact Eileen, so that we can save seats together. 207-749-0211 ~ ewhynote@gmail.com ~ 5 Depot Street, Freeport, Maine (You can call 207-560-5300 to buy tickets without a fee.)
COMBINED STAGE AND STUDIO CREDITS include: Ronnie Earl * Sugar Ray Norcia * James Cotton * Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson * Buddy Guy * Junior Wells * Johnny Copeland * Lowell Fulson * Otis Rush *David Maxwell * Hubert Sumlin * Big Walter Horton * Pinetop Perkins * Charles Calmese * Jimmy Rogers * Tab Benoit * Commander Cody * Charlie Musselwhite * Debbie Davies * Little Milton * and more!

American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid
2026-03-07 08:00 - 2026-03-08 16:00 | Nine Tigers Kung Fu, 366 Elm St., Biddeford, ME, 04005, United States
American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid
Saturday and Sunday March 7 and 8, 2025 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
$200.00 per person.
Be prepared to respond to medical emergencies in the great outdoors! The primary purpose of the ARC-WRFA course is to provide individuals a foundation of first aid knowledge and skills to respond to emergencies and give care in areas that do not have access to immediate emergency medical services (EMS) response. In this course you will also develop leadership skills and learn how to help
The course includes classroom learning along with scenario based, hands-on training.
The American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid Course meets the requirements for Scouting USA High Adventure Camps and is recommended for wilderness guides, campers, backpackers, rafters and anyone who enjoys the outdoors!

This course is presented by Sgt. John Mulloy (Ret.). John was a 35 year police officer and supervisor, police firearms and active shooter response instructor. He is a 40 year certified Emergency Medical Technician in Massachusetts and Maine, Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor, and CPR/First Aid and Wilderness First Aid Instructor. John Works hard to make his classes informative, useful and fun!

S-loaf S-back Stay at The Roadhouse
2026-03-09 08:00 - 2026-03-12 17:00
Hey, Boyne and Indie Pass Holders and x-c skiers: Come to The Roadhouse for up to three nights (or more or less). Sugarloaf tickets are $65 every Wednesday for Maine Day with purchase online. Make your lodging reservation directly with Lisa at 207-670-8361 or via email maineroadhousehostel@gmail.com. Group rate for bunks is $45.
Not only are Sugarloaf and Saddleback close by, the Nordic skiing in both areas is top notch. Hiking on the AT or snowshoeing around, up Quill Hill or along Flagstaff Lake can’t be beat! Stunning views from everywhere. Use of full kitchen and breakfast items provided. Bring lunches and dinner food. Traditional potlucks with enough interest to share. Eileen 207-749-0211 Dates are flexible and may be adjusted for weather, availability of MOAC members, etc.

REMINDER: Outdoors in Carrabassett Valley and Rangeley
2026-03-09 08:00 - 2026-03-12 17:00
Come and stay early, later or as posted. This is a flexible trip. Contact The Roadhouse for reservations. All the details here: https://moac.org/event/sugarloaf-ski-and-stay/
Contact Eileen Whynot by text or call 207-749-0211

Beach walk - time change!!
2026-03-09 09:00 - 11:00 | Scarborough Beach
Spring is almost here! Let’s do a beach walk. Meet at Scarborough Beach at 10:00. We’ll walk to the end and cross over to Ferry Beach and walk back. Some stairs involved.

Pleasant Mt. Skiing $35
2026-03-13
After a great Moac ski day last week at black mt let’s do another this Friday at Pleasant mt.in Bridgeton.We will meet at the summit express lift at 9:30.Online tickets for Friday are $35 until sold out.

Rob 603-418-5240

Happy Hour
2026-03-13 17:30 - 20:00 | Riverside Golf Course, 1158 Riverside Street, Portland, Maine
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at THE CLUB AT RIVERSIDE (formerly the Riverside Grill) located in the clubhouse of the Riverside Golf Course at 1158 Riverside Street in Portland. The food is very good, the parking is free, and they have a full bar. Entertainment 5:00PM to 7:00PM.

Sugarloaf ski and stay
2026-03-14 - 2026-03-18
Join us at the Maine Roadhouse Inn for a stay on location to ski downhill or cross country, snowshoe or hike, or just relax by the fire!
bunk rooms and private rooms are still available and you make your own reservation. Continental breakfast is provided and we do potluck dinners.
Call Lisa at the roadhouse to make your reservation at 207 670- 8361

St. Patrick's day 2026
2026-03-15 12:00 - 17:30 | RiRa’s pub, Commercial street, Portland, United States
A celebration of the Irish culture, a glass raised to the masses, and a chance to practice your blarney. We will congregate at RiRa’s pub on Commercial street. The parade begins at 12pm. Dress accordingly. Pucker up your lips, practice your 160z. curls, and wear your green (the more outrageous the better). A fun time always. Conviviality and socializing afterwards in the Old Port.

Nordic Ski or DH@Saddleback on Maine Day
2026-03-18 08:00 - 2026-03-20 17:00
The North-facing Saddleback is a winner for spring skiing, and Nordic is king at Sugarloaf. Tickets at Saddleback are $55 for age 65+ and $69 for <age 65. These tickets are $111 and $139 every other day. If you have the Indie Pass, you’re golden.
Call or text for details: Eileen Whynot 207-749-0211. I plan to stay at The Roadhouse, Coplin Plantation, the night of the 18th and 19th. I’ll be Nordic skiing on the 18th and the 20th.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-03-20 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at the STOCKHOUSE Restaurant and Sports Pub located at 506 Main Street in WESTBROOK. Very good food, full bar, reasonable prices, and free parking.

Lions Spaghetti Dinner
2026-03-21 17:00 - 19:30
Where
Cape Elizabeth Lions Clubhouse
1 Wheeler Rd, Cape Elizabeth
When:
Saturday, March 21, 5-7:30
What:
All U can eat including garlic bread, salad, soda, and desert. Vegetarian and gluten free options available. Italian music and candle lit seating. BYOB. All for just 15 bucks.

Canoe Canyons of the Rio Grande!
2026-03-22 08:00 - 2026-04-01 17:00
Canoe 100 miles through the wild lands of West Texas/Mexico below 2,000′ sheer wall canyons! Remote desert landscape! These are the Lower Canyons just in and downstream of Big Bend National Park, Texas. Possibly slated for a border wall this year so this might be the last time. Some rapids (class 2) and portaging, Camp on the banks and drink tequila! If you don’t have a lot of canoe experience, you will. See this Youtube clip: https://youtu.be/l6lFDnNwY-U?si=6AldDNp7P-Abc9WW Mind you, they did tougher rapids than we will. Not for wimps though. Don’t be fooled! Hands down, my favorite trip! Fly into Midland, Texas, rent a car to Terlingua where an outfitter will shuttle and provide canoes, etc. Cost might be around $900 plus air. See:https://youtu.be/l6lFDnNwY-U?si=Xi3mhllLCjEbQmt. Text/call Dan@47eight, six8 35! or email me! pocketcrimper@gmail.com

Ski Sunday River
2026-03-24 09:00 - 17:00
Mountain Snow/Trail Report. Meet at South Ridge in The Bag at 9AM. Eileen 207-749-0211 Bring a swimsuit for lounging in the hot tub, swimming or a sauna, if you’d like. Free use after skiing and a towel provided. I am planning to drive through Bridgton to Newry. Carpooling possible. Please let me know your plans. Thank you.

South Portland Waterfront Walk
2026-03-26 17:00 - 18:30 | Bug Light Park, Madison Street, South Portland, 04106, United States
Let’s welcome spring and enjoy the sunset with a walk along the South Portland waterfront, including Willard Beach and Spring Point.
The walk will start and end at Bug Light Park (meet in the parking lot at next to the Liberty Ship sculpture).
Our 3 mile walk will take us along quiet roads, Willard Beach, and the SMCC campus.

Ski Sunday River
2026-03-27 09:00 - 17:00
15″ of fresh snow in less than a week calls for a ski day. Meet at South Ridge in The Bag at 9AM. Eileen 207-749-0211. Bring a swimsuit for lounging in the hot tub, swimming or a sauna, if you’d like. Free use after skiing and a towel provided. Planning to Nordic ski on Saturday after staying over.
Snow & Trail Conditions

Open Terrain: Approximately 75% of trails are currently open.

Beginner: 93% open.
Intermediate: 96% open.
Advanced: 60% open.
Expert: 26% open.

Base Depth: Currently ranges from 10″ to 22″ across the mountain. Last Snowfall: The most recent fresh snow was recorded on March 23, 2026.
Friday, Mar 27: Cooler and slightly cloudy; high of 35°F and low of 8°F.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-03-27 17:30 - 20:00
Maybe time to take in the Old Port before the onslaught of tourist season. HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at THREE DOLLAR DEWEY’S located at 241 Commercial Street in the OLD PORT. They always have a $3.00 craft brew pint on special. Free popcorn. Free parking at meters after 6:00PM and also on Commercial down by Becky’s.

World Trails Film Festival benefits local land trusts
2026-03-28 18:30 - 21:00
https://www.prlt.org/events/2026/world-trails-film-festival
Support land trusts that make awesome trails available to us, either with a donation or attend one of their events.

Concert
2026-03-28 19:30 - 21:00 | Dance Hall, 7 Walker Street, Kittery, United States
Not an official MOAC event but I’m in the band and am excited to share our music with you. Dancing is optional!

Monthly Meeting - Presumpscot River: Looking Toward the Future of an old River Found
2026-04-01 18:30 - 20:30
The Presumpscot River was named by the Wabenaki for its many falls and rapids. It once held massive runs of searun fish. After colonization it become the most industrialized and polluted river in the state. It has had the largest percentage of its total length under dams and the back waters they created and the fish runs were lost. It was for all practical purposes an open sewer for homes and industries.
Now a number of organizations are developing a shared vision for the river’s future. A vision not set in the 18th and 19th centuries but one for the 21st century. One that addresses recreation, health, community development and livability, water quality, free flows, ecology, and education. It is a vision that addresses protection and conservation along the river and into the watershed.
The Friends of the Presumpscot River have been a leader in the restoration of this river since 1992. We are grateful to our many allies who have, and are now, joining us in this effort. We are at a true turning point for the river.
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Presenter’s Bio
Michael Shaughnessy is a founding Board member and current president of the Friends of the Presumpscot River. He is a Westbrook City Councilor and serves on various committees. He is professor Emeritus at the University of Southern Maine in Art. He is married to Malory Shaughnessy and lives on the Conant Homestead above the Falls of Saccarappa.
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6:30PM Social; 7:00PM Program Start
A2U2 Church, 524 Allen Ave., Portland

HAPPY HOUR
2026-04-03 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at the COWBELL Restaurant in WESTBROOK located at 90 Rock Row (behind the Market Basket). Billed as an upscale sports bar, the parking is free, the food is good and there’s a full bar.

Event is full-A Walk in Thoreau’s Footsteps–A trip to Walden Pond & Old Manse
2026-04-04 08:00 - 18:00
Join a trip to Concord, Massachusetts to experience the life of Henry David Thoreau and his companions. A bus will leave the Wishcamper Center on the USM Campus at 8:00 AM for a ride to the Old Manse in Concord, where Emerson and Hawthorne lived – Thoreau planted a vegetable garden there as a wedding present for Hawthorne and his wife.

Lunch: We’ll figure out where to eat outside or bring your own lunch.
After lunch, we’ll have a private tour of Walden Pond provided by guide Richard Smith.
Tickets are $95 through the Osher Lifelong Learning Center to include transportation, admission fees for the Old Manse, and the guided tour. Open to non OLLI members. Buy tix early b/c I think OLLI members will get first dibs or pay for a membership. https://share.google/4qcVdA7SHtijA067R
Register online by March 27
Let me know if you plan to board the bus, so we can hook up.

Riverton Woods and Evergreen Cemetery Trail
2026-04-04 13:00 - 14:30
We will meet at Evergreen Cemetery, 672 Stevens Ave, Portland (across from Baxter Woods). This is a 3.1 mile trail through and around the cemetery. Trail may be damp so plan accordingly. Weather looks to be good for Saturday. Let’s open our eyes and ears for the coming of Spring!

Walk Cherry Hill Trails
2026-04-04 14:00 - 15:30
Three miles of well-drained, landscaped trails to the Presumpscot River and around a working farm alongside fields and through wooded areas. Wood carvings and interpretive kiosks. Dogs on leash. The trailhead parking is on the same side of Rte 25, in Gorham, as the Sebago Brewery.
Meet in the parking lot near the wooden tractor sculpture at 2PM. Eileen 207-749-0211. Show and Go!

Trip is Full - Bald Pate Mt, Bridgton
2026-04-10 10:00 - 13:00 | Bald Pate Mt Preserve, Route 117 South, next to Five Fields Farm, Bridgton
Join me for a 3 mile hike (we could make it 4 if people want to) on a warm, partly sunny day! Moderately challenging with some steep sections for an elevation gain of about 800′. Views of the White Mountains and surrounding lakes from 2 different summits. Bring microspikes just in case there’s some stubborn ice. Meet at Larrabee Park & Ride for carpooling at 9:00am, otherwise trailhead at 10:00am. Limit 8 (mud season), so please email me at ahitzrot@gmail.com if you want to join me.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-04-10 17:30 - 20:00
Another Old Port establishment before the tourists arrive: HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at GRITTY MCDUFF’S located at 396 Fore Street in the OLD PORT. Full bar and good food (try their chili). Free parking at all meters after 6:00PM and also down by Becky’s.

Ogunquit Marginal Way Walk
2026-04-11 10:30 - 12:30
Walk from Ogunquit Beach parking lot (free until 4/17!) along Marginal Way to Perkins Cove then over the drawbridge to the beautiful grounds of the Ogunquit Museum of American Art, then back the way we came 4-5 miles. Meet under the shelter at main beach, where there are benches. Text or call me 207-450-6584

Cape Elizabeth -- Robinson Woods via Canter Way
2026-04-14 13:00 - 15:30
Join me for an approximately 4 mile walk in Robinson Woods. The meeting point is the rear parking lot of the Cape Elizabeth United Methodist Church. Address is 280 Ocean House Road (AKA Route 77). I did this hike on 4/9 and found the trails mostly dry. The hike is show and go, but no dogs please. Any questions, please call (207) 838-0437.

Wolfe's Neck Center annual Spring Cleanup
2026-04-17 09:00 - 15:00
This is not a MOAC-led event.
MOAC has a long history with Wolfe’s Neck Farm in Freeport. We’ve had multiple Winterfests there, done trail maintenance, and had camping events there as well.
Join other volunteers for their annual clean up day to ready the farm/campground for another season. Options can include cleaning up the campground, or doing work on the farm itself.
A BBQ lunch will be provided.
Click HERE to sign up.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-04-17 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at RIVALRIES SPORTS PUB & RESTAURANT located at 2 Hat Trick Drive in FALMOUTH
(behind the Walmart off Route 1). Friendly atmosphere, reasonable food and drink prices, plenty of free parking.

Cheapo Sailing in Turkey!
2026-04-18 08:00 - 2026-04-29 17:00
Just rented a 40-ft sailboat in Turkey and read Sailing for Dummies! All set! Any experience a plus! See ancient MOAC ruins! Boat cost only $400 each plus damages! Think about it. Sitting in a secluded cove in turquoise Waters with your favorite counselor at your side mixing your favorite drink!…text Dan@four78…six835!

Ossippe River trip
2026-04-18 10:00 - 16:00
This is a trip I have run annually with MOAC since joining in 1998 ( except for a couple of the Covid years). The trip is about 7 miles of class 2 whitewater river travel. Not a show and go trip. I need to talk with participants to ensure folks have the proper gear and clothing. Swimming in cold water has happened on past trips so I need to understand where folks have paddled before, what clothing they have and what type of boat they plan to use. We usually stop on the river to eat lunch along the way. This trip will also be offered as a joint trip with the PPCS group that I presented at the March 2026 meeting. If interested, reach out to get more details. My cell is 207-653-9315 Thanks Bob Radowicz

Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary walk
2026-04-21 09:30 - 13:00
Walk the trails at Hamilton Sanctuary in West Bath, about 3 flat miles.
Group size 8. Contact leader for meeting place.

Rines Forest Hike
2026-04-24 10:30 - 12:00 | Rines Forest
Hike the trails at Rine’s Forest in Cumberland, about 2.5 miles. Depending on the group we can do more or less. The trails do have some muddy spots, please wear appropriate footwear. This activity is a show & go, meet in the parking lot @ 363 Range Rd Cumberland, overflow parking across the street on Idlewood drive.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-04-24 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at the COWBELL RESTAURANT located at 185 US Route 1 in SCARBOROUGH. Very good food, full bar, free parking.

Friends of Acadia Roadside Cleanup
2026-04-25 08:30 - 11:30
This is not a MOAC-led event.
Join other volunteers for the annual roadside cleanup sponsored by Friends of Acadia. People will work to collect trash along roadsides to help keep Mt. Desert Island looking beautiful. MOACers have been involved in this tradition for years and the club enjoys Acadia and the island throughout the year.
For more information, click HERE.
Click HERE to register.

Long Mountain - Albany Township
2026-04-25 08:30 - 15:30
Join me for a hike on Long Mountain. This is a nice moderate hike with beautiful terrain and scenes. Distance is 5.7 miles with 1,115 feet of elevation gain. Based on recent trail reports, microspikes will not be needed. Must have hiking experience, limit will be 8. Bring the usual hiking gear, plenty of water and lunch. Meeting spot will be the Gray Park and Ride on the Route 26 bypass at 8:30. If interested, please contact me at 207-838-0437.

Jewell Falls via Fore River Sanctuary Trails
2026-04-25 09:30 - 11:30
Park at Maine Orthopaedic Center’s parking lot at 1599 Congress St. Enter off Frost St. Meet towards the building where the trail starts. We will take the Fore River Trail and Stroudwater Trail. After four miles or more, we may connect to the Capisic Brook Trail from the same parking area by following a path from Frost Street up to Riverview Street. Show and Go. Or, text or call Eileen 207-749-0211 so we connect.

Dance! Swing Into Spring
2026-04-25 19:30 - 22:30 | Foreside Community Church, 340 Foreside Road, Falmouth, ME, 04105-1913, United States
It’s been a long winter here in Maine. Let’s shake off the snow and groove to the best dance tunes through the years. This “Record Hop” will keep you on the dance floor! BYOB and snacks. $10pp at the door.
VENUE: Foreside Community Church, 340 Foreside Road, Falmouth

Ski Black Mountain of NH – Jackson NH
2026-04-26 09:00 - 16:00 | Black Mt – Jackson NH, Jackson NH
Ski Day at Black Mt of NH!
The ski season isn’t over! Part Duex
A big day of skiing and fun is lined up at Black Mountain
Black Mt is both the first NH ski area to open (done) and will now be the last to close. If you haven’t been yet this season, this is a great chance to see firsthand the energy and vibe that has kept Black Mt. front and center.
For questions and confirmation, call or text Dave D 207-415-6258

Sandy River Trip
2026-04-26 10:00 - 16:00
It has been quite some time since I have run this river. I remember it being a nice Class 2 whitewater river trip. Similar to the Ossippee trip that I posted for the weekend prior, folks need to reach out and chat with me before the trip so I can help ensure they have the right gear and clothing and get an idea of other whitewater paddling they have done. If interested, reach out and talk with me. Cell number is 207-653-9315. This trip will also be a joint trip with the PPCS group. Thanks ! Bob Radowicz

Mt. division trail easy walk (i.e saunter)
2026-04-26 13:00 - 15:30 | Orchard Ridge Farm, Rt. 237, Gorham, Me., United States
An easy walk along the beautiful mountain division railroad/bike path. Conviviality and socializing guaranteed. We will walk for a little less than 2 hours and just under 4 miles. Less time if we are faster. We will park at the right hand parking lot of Orchard Ridge farm, route 237 in Gorham. MOAC/er and owner Mary Walker has allowed us to use the lot and I have promised that we would give some business at the farm store (refreshments, sweets, t-shirts etc.). The farm recently had a fire so we can help. It is show and go. No Dogs please!
We can make a plan if people want to hang out afterwards.

Warren Woods Walk
2026-04-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Warren Woods, 363 Pyane Rd, Scarborough, ME, United States
Join me for a reconnaissance walk at Warren Woods in Scarborough. This trail is know for its habitat diversity and includes a pitch pine bog, vernal pools, and abundant wildflowers, including wild orchids and carnivorous sundews. I want to go back in May/June when more flowers are blooming. The walk is 1.4 miles, mostly flat (we can do it twice if we want more of a workout) and could be wet in spots. Bring binoculars if you’re a birder. Come help me explore!

Live Music – Andy’s Old Port Pub
2026-04-29 19:00 - 22:30 | Andy’s Old Port Pub, 94 Commercial St, Portland, 04101, United States
The Custom House Gang band plays every Wednesday night at Andy’s Old Port Pub – 94 Commercial St
Good music & nice people! They have food too, a pool table, drinks & ghosts!
7:00p-10:30p
Please join me! Newcomers welcome – Happy to answer questions about the club and share what’s coming up for MOAC this spring/summer.
Hope to see you there or out on the trails.
~ Nancy D, MOACer since 2000
207-712-5699 – njdorran@gmail.com

Rain is over in Arundel. Walk 2+mi. Arundel
2026-04-30 17:00 - 18:30
I will plan to walk 2+ miles at the Arundel Community Forest/Eastern Trail to the Kennebunk River Bridge and back in a loop. For the walk: Park at the Arundel Municipal Building, 257 Limerick Rd., Arundel. Meet at the parking area and be prepared to start walking at 5:00 PM. Call or text Eileen to meet up. 207-749-0211
I have also posted the opening night at Bentleys with one of MOAC’s favorite dance bands, Trifecta! Free and the food menu is very good! Music starts at 7PM.

TRIFECTA Opens Bentleys for the season!
2026-04-30 19:00 - 22:00
One of MOAC’s favorite dance bands kicks off the season at Bentleys. They chose Trifecta for their first night open since October. Address: 1601 Portland Road, Arundel, very close to Five Corners in Biddeford. Music starts at 7:00. Bring a wrap in case the show is outdoors; although, the band may be set up indoors, due to spring weather. Riding the hog is free and there is no cover charge. Food is good especially the chowders. Food Menu
I will plan to walk 2+ miles at the Arundel Community Forest/Eastern Trail to the Kennebunk River Bridge and back in a loop. For the walk: Park at the Arundel Municipal Building, 257 Limerick Rd., Arundel. Meet at the parking area to start walking at 5:00 PM. Call or text Eileen to meet up. 207-749-0211

Hike Vaughan Woods then grab a Bite w Live Music at Quarry Tap Room – Hallowell
2026-05-01 16:00 - 19:00
Hike, and Bite w Live Music – Hallowell
Walk/Hike Corniche Trail in Vaughan Woods — affectionately known as “Hobbit Land” — followed by live music and food at the Quarry Tap Room in Hallowell. The Corniche Trail is roughly 2 miles.
Vaughan Woods is a beautiful, peaceful nature preserve just outside Augusta, featuring scenic trails and waterfalls.
Where to Meet: Trailhead parking at the corner of Litchfield Road and Middle Street, Hallowell — parking is limited
FMI: Vaughn Woods Homestead and Trails
When: Friday, May 1
4:00 PM – Trailhead meetup – corner of Litchfield Road and Middle Street, in Hallowell
5:30 PM – Quarry Tap Room for live music & food. Water Street, Hallowell approx 3/4 mile from trailhead
Text me if you are attending either or both the Vaughan Woods hike and/or Quarry Tap Room

Vaughan Woods Trail List:

Corniche Trail & Loop: A 2-mile total loop (including a 1.5-mile main loop and a 0.5-mile round-trip connector). Originally built for horse and carriage, this trail follows a hillside ridge above Vaughan Brook and passes through a large wildflower pasture.
Brook Trail: A rustic path less than 0.5 miles long that runs along the northern bank of Vaughan Brook. It is steep and rough in sections and features the “Louis Philippe Pool”.
Rice Pines Trail: A 0.5-mile rustic trail running above the southern bank of the brook and behind an eastern pasture.
Lower Rice Pines Trail: A steep spur trail that connects the Rice Pines Trail to the High Arch Bridge and the upper Brook Trail.

Join MOACer Jean Armstrong at Mayo Street Arts Gallery Opening
2026-05-01 17:00 - 20:00
Join MOACer Jean Armstrong at Mayo Street Arts Gallery Opening Friday, 5/1/26 for 1st Friday Artwalk. Mayo St. Arts, at 10 Mayo St., 2 streets parallel to Franklin Arterial toward Munjoy Hill, is hosting the Miniature Show with over 125 miniature works of art in many media types. Most items are for sale and profits benefit Mayo Street Arts. Jean joins dozens of artists that were selected to be in this show. The miniature show is a yearly tradition, one that is particularly needed this year where the city took away Mayo Street’s non profit status so they are now facing financial challenges with city taxes. The show is free and will be up for a couple of months but come say hi to the artists at the opening Friday or check out the art on the walls when you attend one of the many Mayo Street Arts shows soon.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-05-01 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at THE CLUB AT RIVERSIDE (Riverside Grill) located at 1158 Riverside Street in Portland. A favorite with our group. Good food, full bar with reasonable prices, free parking.

Portland Community Chorus Spring Concert
2026-05-01 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-05-02 14:00 - 16:00 | South Portland High School, 637 Highland Ave, South Portland, 04106, United States
This Land in Your Land
Join us for a concert that explores America as a shared home—rooted in land, shaped by voices, tested by conscience, and sustained by our willingness to care for one
another. Compositions by Copland, Bernstein, and Dylan.
This is a leaderless event as I will be on stage as part of the chorus!

Friday May 1, 7:00 p.m
Saturday May 2. 2:00 p.m.
South Portland High School Auditorium

Suggested donation $15.00 at the door
or through our website
https://www.portlandcommunitychorus.org/

Hike Bauneg Beg-Trailhead:281 Fox Farm Hill Rd, No Berwick
2026-05-02 13:00 - 15:00
A new adventure. Call/Text Eileen 207-749-0211
Bauneg Beg Mountain Conservation Area of 89 acres. Hike a 2.7-mile loop with moderate, steep sections leading to views of the White Mountains, and featuring three peaks. Trails wind through a mixed hardwood and coniferous forest, large granite boulders and ledges on the Devil’s Den trail. Bald mountain top on Middle Peak with a view to the White Mountains and the ocean.

Blues Jam@Corner Point Brewing
2026-05-02 15:00 - 18:00
Corner Point Brewing, One Rochester St., Berwick, Maine is hosting a Blues Jam with the Southside Blues Band. Eric Fernald has been leading bands and hosting jams for 15 years. Outside and inside seating. This activity will follow the hike or just come for the music. Call/Text Eileen, so we can meet up. 207-749-0211

Party for Hildegarde
2026-05-03 14:00 - 17:00
Because of weather, we changed the venue of our celebration for Hildegarde’s 70th birthday. We are now meeting at her facility at 2 pm in Brunswick for cake and good wishes. Bring you stories of past adventures. Hildegarde will be delighted to catch up with you all.
Address is
Horizon Living Rehab Center, 29 Maurice Drive in Brunswick

Sailing Ships Maine: Sailing and Rowing Opportunities
2026-05-06 18:30 - 20:30 | Unitarian Universalist Church, 524 Allen Ave, Portland, 04103, United States
Presentation: Sailing and Rowing with Sailing Ships Maine
Join us for a presentation by Sailing Ships Maine, a Casco Bay-based nonprofit that uses traditional sailing vessels to deliver transformative, technology-free voyages.
Also featured will be Row Casco, a community rowing initiative using 32-foot Cornish gigs out of East End Beach in Portland. Row Casco opens the ocean to people of all ages through team-based rowing, with a focus on inclusivity, community, and maritime heritage — a natural extension of Sailing Ships Maine’s on-the-water mission.
Captain Natasha Salvo will share how Sailing Ships Maine students live and work as active crew members — learning navigation, seamanship, and environmental awareness — while building leadership, teamwork, and self-reliance through direct experience at sea.
The presentation will also cover Sailing Ships Maine’s expanding adult and community programs, including Women-to-Women and family overnight sailing experiences designed to build skills, confidence, and connection on the water.

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Presenter’s Bio:
Captain Natasha Salvo is the founder of the Sailing Ships Maine women-to-women sailing program and former program coordinator. Having passed the baton, she recently purchased an Island Packet 27 sailboat from the organization and is looking forward to her own sailing adventures in Penobscot Bay this summer. A lifelong sailor, former live aboard, blogger, and author of several sailing articles, she is deeply curious and committed to learning all there is to know about sailing as a metaphor for life.
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When: Weds, May 6, 6:30pm social; Presentation Start: 7:00pm

Where: A2U2 Church, 524 Allen Ave., Portland
Who: Free and open to the public.

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Meet@5-Walk, Eat, Music, Walk
2026-05-07 17:00 - 20:00
Meet at 5PM at Wainwright Field, Gary Maietta Way, in South Portland for a 1.5 mile walk to Docks Seafood at 15 Evans Street, where we will listen to the excellent guitar and voice of Denny Breau. A talent in his own right, Denny hails from musical parents, Hal Lone Pine and Betty Cody. His mother was inducted into the Maine Country Music Hall of Fame, had a contract with RCA records and a single at #10 on the Billboard country chart; and, his brother Lenny Breau, a jazz guitar prodigy, was signed by five record labels.
When you’re ready, walk the Green Belt back to Wainwright Field. No reservation necessary. Call or text Eileen to join the group. 207-749-0211

A Spring Night on the Farm
2026-05-08 17:30 - 19:30 | Orchard Ridge Farm, Rt. 237, Gorham, Me., United States
Come to Orchard Ridge Farm in Gorham to enjoy the sound of The Maine Coon Cats and Celebrate Spring Time on the Farm. 10$ Donation for the Band. Food and Drinks available in the store.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-05-08 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at The STOCKHOUSE located at 506 Main Street in WESTBROOK. The parking is free, the food’s good, and there are always Sam Adams specials. If the weather is OK we’ll be on their deck.

FULL: Spring Trees and Flowers Nature Stroll
2026-05-10 13:30 - 16:00 | Robinson Woods, 280 Ocean House Road (Route 77), Cape Elizabeth, 04107, United States
It filled so fast I will do another one soon, with details to be determined
Join me for a 2 to 3 hour nature stroll in Cape Elizabeth’s Robinson Woods. It’s a diverse habitat with spring ephemeral wildflowers and tree buds starting to pop. The walk will be structured in a relaxed way, with informal conversations about botany and natural history. Your 2 cents are welcome. Many early spring wildflowers are starting to blossom and fiddleheads are on the cusp of unfurling.
Please let me know. In deference to good woods manners on a well loved trail system, I’d like to cap numbers at 10. Please let me know if you plan to come or have questions.
Meeting place: Cape Elizabeth United Methodist Church at 280 Ocean House Rd, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
Distance covered: approximately 4 miles
After Hours if there is interest: Evie’s Ferry Village Watering Hole; 121 Sawyer St, South Portland, ME 04106

Blueberry Mt. (Evans Notch area]
2026-05-13 09:30 - 16:00
Moderate loop via Shell Pond, White Cairn, Blueberry Ridge, Overlook and Stone House Trails, about 4.5 miles and 1200 ft elevation gain. There are nice ledge views and a side trip to beautiful Rattlesnake Pool. There is also an option to add Shell Pond trail which is an additional 3 miles at easy grade. Pace will be chill at 1-2 mph, terrain dependent. Max of 8 people.
Weather thus far, is partly sunny with high of 58. Prepare for variable temperature, bugs, some mud. Bring lunch, snacks and water of course.
Parking area is relatively small but more space available midweek. Carpooling is suggested. I leave from Scarborough and can take 3 people. Pick up areas can be determined by participants. On trail no later than 930.

HAPPY HOUR
2026-05-15 17:30 - 20:00
HAPPY HOUR this Friday will be at the RUN OF THE MILL Restaurant located at 100 Main Street in SACO. Excellent food, full bar, free parking. We’ll likely meet at one of the high tops in the bar area.

Hike Puzzle Mt.
2026-05-16 07:45 - 17:00
Hike Puzzle Mtn. in Newry, ME. About 7.9 miles and about 2800’ elevation gain. We will do the loop clockwise over the summit and including the woodsum spur trail which makes the hike more challenging than just …out and back to the summit. This is considered a moderate hike and we will hike at a moderate pace. Bring the usual hiking gear as well as a lunch. Meet at Gray park n ride to carpool 7:45 am. Or at trailhead 9:20 am. Let me know if you are coming. No Dogs Please. Dave Benham. (207) 228-5518. dbenhamdc@gmail.com.

Back cove walk
2026-05-16 10:00 - 11:30
Weather is supposed to be lovely Saturday so join me at 10 for a back cover walk. Show and go. Meet at the heron pair sculpture

Maine Boat Tradition!
2026-05-16 10:00 - 2026-05-17 17:00
Yes, you can be part of this age-old Maine tradition. Get the boat ready for launch! Yes! – Your chance to paint and polish a real Maine sailboat! Limited! This Saturday and/or Sunday! South Portland. Text Dan@…four78- 68three,5!

Hike Knox Mountain
2026-05-16 11:00 - 13:30 | Knox Mountain, Route 11, Newfield, 04095, United States
Hike Knox Mountain in Newfield, ME. It’s a 2.1 mile intermediate out & back trail with some steep areas near the 774′ summit.
Meet at the trailhead on Water St. ( Rt. 11) in the dirt parking lot across from Hicks Road. (the second Hicks Rd. if coming from Limerick center)
Look for the sign “Vernon S. Walker Wildlife Management Area”.
Bring water and a snack. Saturday, should be sunny & around 70 degrees (so far) in Newfield. Show & Go

Spring Trees and Flowers Nature Stroll repeat
2026-05-17 01:30 - 16:30 | Robinson Woods, 280 Ocean House Road (Route 77), Cape Elizabeth, 04107, United States
Repeating this for anyone else who might be interested in a 2 to 3 hour nature stroll in Cape Elizabeth’s Robinson Woods diverse habitats. Spring ephemeral wildflowers will be farther along and tree leaves taking their ‘grown up’ form. The walk will be structured in a relaxed way, with informal conversations about botany and natural history. Many early spring wildflowers will be fully formed and ferns unfurling. If you have binoculars bring them – and we’ll see what we can see. Birders welcome – we can learn from you!
Please let me know. In deference to good woods manners on a well loved trail system, I’d like to cap numbers at 10. Please let me know if you plan to come or have questions.
Meeting place: Cape Elizabeth United Methodist Church at 280 Ocean House Rd, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
Distance covered: approximately 4 miles
After Hours if there is interest: Evie’s Ferry Village Watering Hole; 121 Sawyer St, South Portland, ME 04106

Pine Point to Camp Ellis Bike Ride
2026-05-20 10:00 - 12:00
Join me for an easy flat bike ride from Pine Point to Camp Ellis. Distance is about 15 miles. Meet across from the Clambake on Route 9 (Pine Point Road). There are public parking spaces across from the Clambake, do not park in the Clambake parking lot. Departure time will be 10AM. Helmets are mandatory.

Memorial Day Weekend Camping in Bar Harbor - UPDATE!!
2026-05-22 13:00 - 2026-05-25 12:00
As of 3/25/26, Hadley’s lists 9 tent sites available and “plenty” of RV sites (water/electric/some with sewer). If you are interested in this trip, please don’t wait too long. You also do NOT need to stay at Hadley’s. You are welcome to outdoor adventure with us and hang out for the evening/whenever festivities.
Let’s keep a long-standing MOAC tradition alive by welcoming summer with a group campout on Mt. Desert Island.
We camped at Hadley’s Point CG last year and had a great time. Hadley’s Point is just off Route 3 as you head to Bar Harbor. It is 2.5 miles before Bar Harbor Campground. Holiday weekend prices appear to be:

Field tent sites are $37.00 per night
Wooded tent sites are $39.00 per night
Sites with water/electric are $54.00 per night
They even have cabins if you want to check those out

There appears to be a $3.25 campground fee, plus tax of course.
https://www.hadleyspoint.com/
Tammy and I will reserve site C-37 (water and electric) and it is near to a pod of tent sites (13-20, 30-36, 40-42). We will also reserve C-36 to use as a home base for the group. We will ask attendees to help pay for this community site. If we get 25 people, that will mean about $5 per person for the weekend.
If you choose to go, please drop us a line at pcm25me@gmail.com so we know who to expect and what site you are in. You can also stay anywhere you like and come visit as well.
You do have to make your own reservations. Deposit amounts vary. For 1-2 nights, it is the full balance. For 3 or more it is $100. Unfortunately, they state there are no refunds for a holiday weekend.
It might be best to grab a site as soon as you can if you are interested.
We will continue the traditional experience of group happy hours and pot luck dinners in the evenings. Restaurants are also on the table. Activities during the day will be up to the group. Hiking, biking, paddling, etc.
