The fly fisher and outdoors writer drew national acclaim in the late 1800s and remains a legend in the Rangeley Lakes Region. Now more will learn of how she promoted outdoors activities in Maine.
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Outdoors in Maine: Legendary Guide Award recipients a growing cadre
Past recipients of this award have all been leaders in the outdoor community, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.
On Skiing: Tune-up time for skis has arrived
To get top performance out of those expensive skis, they must be properly tuned, writes columnist Dave Irons. That means sharp smooth edges with correct edge geometry.
In just a few years, horse skijoring pulling in fans around Maine
The sport, in which a skier maneuvers around obstacles while being pulled by a galloping horse, is expected to draw thousands of fans to Topsham and Skowhegan in February.
On Skiing: Ski-A-Thon returns to Sunday River
The pandemic caused a pause for the event that started more than 40 years ago, but it’s back and columnist Dave Irons is hoping it will be a booming fundraiser once again.
Outdoors in Maine: Check first — state’s ice conditions are unpredictable
V. Paul Reynolds offers tips for staying safe and knowing when to not venture out onto the ice.
Want to escape the crowds, and save money? Try night skiing
The vast majority of Maine Alpine areas offer night skiing – and nearly half offer deals that top the day ticket pass.
Outdoors in Maine: Deer hunting oddities from the fall season
A collection of anecdotes that could be described as Reynolds’ believe-it-or-not.
On Skiing: Is it race time yet?
Ski racing takes place at some area mountains, and the camaraderie is a big part of the attraction, writes columnist Dave Irons.
Claim of Maine’s biggest ice fishing derby shifts to Aroostook County
For years, the Sebago Lake Ice Fishing Derby was the state’s biggest, but that mantle has been passed to the Long Lake Derby.