Maine Moose Tours Report

Moose Report, 2018
We arrived at Sandy Stream Pond and ALAS, we saw a moose! Glen our guide has a keen sight for the wildlife and saw the moose afar. We then boogied on foot to reach the bull moose on the other side of the pond. It was a great sight indeed!
Today we had two moose/wildlife tours. During our morning tour on the Pontoon boat, we had a partial moose sighting. It’s been a bit of a challenge to catch a look lately, so that was very exciting for us! We also saw loon, geese, and fabulous views of the mountain and fall foliage!
Spectacular color and views abounded today! We had a coyote and the occasional squirrel or duck for company but unfortunately no moose joined the tour today.
Foliage was absolutely radiant today! A beaver was swimming around in Stump Pond in Baxter State Park. At River Pond we also saw lots of ducks. It seems the wildlife were appreciating the beauty of Autumn as well.
Today, bright colors of fall surrounded us as we explored the golden road in hopes of seeing some wildlife. We happened to stumble upon a deer and a few ducks. It was wonderful day of fall and fun!
We had an enjoyable and relaxing trip with guide, Dave, leading the way. The group ventured down the famed Golden Road with high hopes of spotting a moose but it seems the moose had other plans. In addition to enjoying spectacular fall colors, the group saw deer, ducks and geese.
Our fearless guide, Glen, made a valiant effort to locate a moose–any moose–but no luck today. We were lucky in the bird department, though, as we saw an eagle, a few loons and various ducks. A good time was had by all!
On this beautiful fall day, the sun was shining and the air was warm! The pontoon boat was the right choice when it came to exploring today. We saw a loon and a few of us got a little splash from a small wave.
Perhaps the moose are vacationing in Hawaii? We saw hide nor hair of one today but we did see a few moose tracks. We had a lovely trip, none-the-less. A clear cool day, provided exquisite views of Katahdin and we saw an eagle soaring over one of the ponds.
It was a beautiful, crisp, clear day to search for the wiley Maine moose! Alas, the moose eluded us this time but we did, however, hear a moose calling off in the distance. We enjoyed fantastic scenery and views as we traveled by van through Baxter State Park. We returned to NEOC via the famed Golden Road. Compass Pond and River Pond were gorgeous with fall colors and clouds reflecting in the water. Our guide, Glen, pointed out cranberry bushes surrounding one of the ponds and picked a few for everyone to try. SOUR!
Today we had both a morning and afternoon tour. We took the boat for a ride and not only did we see loons, but their voices echoed through the lake. We also saw eagles and a beaver as well. Everyone had a wonderful time!
Today’s temperature reached 86 degrees with not a cloud in the sky! On the Wildlife/Moose Tour we took the pontoon boat out for ride with Mount Katahdin in full view. We saw an eagle, loons, and a cormorant.