Book A Scheduled Tour - They leave daily, in the Morning and Evening
Scheduled Moose and Wildlife tours leave twice daily, morning and afternoon. We either use our luxury pontoon boat on Millinocket Lake or our air-conditioned van which can seat up to 14. How we travel is weather & Guide availability dependent, with your guide choosing the location where you will have the highest likelihood of viewing moose and other wildlife.
3 Hour Evening Tour | $53 per person| $43 (12 and under)
3 Hour Morning Tour | $53 per person| $43 (12 and under)
Book A Full Day Tour - Spend More Time in the Woods
Are you interested in more time in the woods with more opportunities to view and perhaps photograph wildlife? Our Full day tour lasts around 7-hours and includes a packed lunch. Weather & guide dependent we may travel in both our luxury pontoon boat on Millinocket Lake or our air-conditioned van which can seat up to 14. Your guide will choose the location where you will have the highest likelihood of viewing moose and other wildlife. The longer tour allows us time to travel deeper into the woods or wait longer at specific locations to view more animals.
Full-Day Guided Moose & Wildlife Excursion |$149 | per person
Our Moose & Wildlife Sightings Report
Notes from our daily trips
Four Best Foliage Tricks + One More Reason to Head North this Fall
Maine is undoubtedly one of the best places in the world to behold the rich, beautiful colors of fall. This is because with almost two thirds of the state under forest cover, Maine has an abundance of trees and a profusion of the right tree species, including red and sugar maples, a variety of oaks, red…
Read MoreSeptember 10, 2019
Designed and illustrated by Susan Mathias It was a glorious day on Millinocket Lake and our guides took full advantage of it by getting our guests on the water. Bob took a small group out in the morning and saw many loons, and Ken took a larger group in the evening and they saw some…
Read MoreSeptember 8, 2019
We had a great Sunday Funday here at NEOC today. It began with Dave taking a small group of 2 out for a morning moose tour where they saw 2 moose, a bull and a cow and ended with Ken and a larger group of 6 on the evening tour where they were delighted to…
Read MoreSeptember 6, 2019
After a nearly week long dry spell, Glen was determined to show his guests a moose as they set sail for Mud Brook. Along the way they saw lots of loons, beaver, a turtle, cormorants, a king fisher but no moose…until they rounded the bend and there it was…a cow moose! Nice work Glen…dry spell…
Read MoreSeptember 5, 2019
After a couple of gloomy days the sun came back out today and Mt. Katahdin decided to grace us with it’s breathtaking presence once again. Glen was able to get his small group back on the water to see five loons enjoying the warmth of the sun along with some ducks, beaver and a bald…
Read MoreSeptember 4, 2019
With the skies darkening, Bob took our small group by van this morning to Sandy Stream Pond and several of our secret spots but his efforts were in vain as they didn’t see anything but a few ducks. It seems that the moose have gone into hiding the last couple of days.
Read MoreSeptember 3, 2019
It was another 2 moose tour day here at Twin Pines. Our Maine guide Bob took a group of 2 out on the lake for an early morning boat ride where they were pleased to see 2 deer, several loons and a bald eagle. The evening tour consisted of a full boat of 14 and…
Read MoreSeptember 1, 2019
September rolled in with a flurry of activity and 2 good sized moose tours. Ken was the guide for both the morning and the evening tour. In the morning they were blessed to hear the melancholy sound of the common loon’s call. They also saw king fishers, a ruby-throated hummingbird, a painted turtle and to…
Read MoreAugust 31, 2019
As August came to a close, our Maine Guide Glen took a boat full of eager guests out on a quest to catch a glimpse of our Maine state animal. Along with the beautiful backdrop of Katahdin they were delighted to see a cow moose, beaver, loons and a bald eagle. I can’t think of…
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