Take a Moose Safari in Greenville, Maine

April 19, 2012 18:44 by Emily

The Lodge at Moosehead Lake is a Diamond Collection member in Greenville, Maine. The lodge started offering moose safaris for its guests 20 years ago. According to the innkeepers, "It's a fact that more moose live in the North Woods of Maine than anywhere else in the lower forty-eight states, so the chance to view them in their natural habitat is great. The months of May, June and July are primary moose sighting opportunities, but you can see moose long into October. Early spring brings new calves and twins are not uncommon."

The safaris are offered early morning or late afternoon and are led by Ed Mathieu, a Registered Maine Guide. You take off in canoes to explore the wildlife, though they also offer trips for those who prefer not to take a canoe. In addition to moose, you might also see deer, beavers at work building a dam, loons, snowshoe hare, gray squirrel and possibly a bald eagle.

Below is a photo of a moose spotted on one of the safaris.

By Emily Starbuck Crone


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Deal of the Week: $500+ Savings in Greenville, ME

March 24, 2011 10:01 by Emily

Enjoy a combination of a peaceful country setting and luxurious accommodations at Lodge at Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine. When you book a five-night stay in the Mt. Kineo Suite (pictured right), pay just $1,995 plus tax--a savings of over $500.

The suite has two bedrooms and sleeps four, in addition to a full kitchen and dining area. It also features a panoramic view of Moosehead Lake.

This offer is good for stays between May 1 and June 26. This is the best time of year for fly fishing and moose sightings.

You will also dine on a hearty North woods breakfast every morning. Call 800-825-6977 to book.


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