Rangeley got its first dose of winter with 6 inches of snow reported at Saddleback Mountain Ski Area on Thursday morning (10/23/08). Folks have even been spotted around town tuning up their snowmobiles for this winter season.
We still have vacancies for the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Book now to reserve a cabin for your winter getaway in Maine's Rangeley Lakes Region!
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Friday, June 20, 2008
The Lupine is in Full Bloom in Rangeley Maine!
Summer is finally here at Niboban Camps on Rangeley Lake. Come see the mother moose and her twin calves, baby loons and ducklings, and the little does and their fawns exploring the neighboring pine forest and lakefront.
Fishing is great this year! Trophy sized salmon and brook trout are being landed daily on Rangeley and Mooselookmeguntic Lakes. Niboban Camps can arrange registered Maine guide services for our guests. Local guides offer fly fishing trips as well as trolling. Sunrise canoe trips are also very popular and provide ample opportunities to see moose and other indigenous wildlife.
Bring your camera...our lupine field is the most spectacular array of color we have ever seen! Deep blues and purple, pinks and white. It should be blooming through the middle of July!
Hope to see you soon at Niboban Camps on Rangeley Lake!
Fishing is great this year! Trophy sized salmon and brook trout are being landed daily on Rangeley and Mooselookmeguntic Lakes. Niboban Camps can arrange registered Maine guide services for our guests. Local guides offer fly fishing trips as well as trolling. Sunrise canoe trips are also very popular and provide ample opportunities to see moose and other indigenous wildlife.
Bring your camera...our lupine field is the most spectacular array of color we have ever seen! Deep blues and purple, pinks and white. It should be blooming through the middle of July!
Hope to see you soon at Niboban Camps on Rangeley Lake!
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