#rangeley maine

[avoyagetoarcturus]

"Faith is a fine invention."

Emily Dickinson in the total eclipse 4/8/2024 🌘✨💀🪰🔭🔬

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The world ended for 2 minutes a 42 second

April 8, 2024

Rangeley Lake, Maine

[muninandhugin]

Got to witness a solar eclipse today up in Rangeley, Maine.

When totality hit, it got so cold and dark. Like a 20 or 30 degree drop in temperature.

Absolutely wild.

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[michaeljclarke]

Maine mountain water churning through the cascades.

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[mvamaine1]

Experience The Thrill Of Snowbike Rentals In Rangeley, Maine.

Are you looking for an exhilarating winter adventure in the picturesque landscapes of Rangeley, Maine? Look no further than MVAMAINE's Snowbike Rentals Rangeley Maine. Perfect for thrill-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts, our snowbike rentals offer a unique and exciting way to explore the winter wonderland of Rangeley.

What is a Snowbike?

A snowbike, also known as a snow bicycle, is a hybrid between a traditional bicycle and a snowmobile. It features a bike frame with a ski attached to the front and a snowmobile-style track system at the rear. This innovative design allows you to navigate snowy terrains with ease, providing an unmatched experience of speed and agility on the snow.

Why Choose MVAMAINE for Snowbike Rentals?

At MVAMAINE, we are committed to providing top-quality snowbike rentals that ensure safety, reliability, and endless fun. Here’s why you should choose us for your snowbike adventure:

High-Quality Equipment: Our snowbikes are regularly maintained and equipped with the latest technology to ensure a smooth and safe ride.

Expert Guidance: Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, our knowledgeable staff is here to provide guidance and tips to help you make the most of your snowbike experience.

Scenic Trails: Rangeley is known for its stunning winter landscapes, and our rentals give you access to some of the best trails in the area. From gentle slopes to challenging paths, there's something for everyone.

Flexible Rental Options: We offer a variety of rental packages to suit your needs, whether you’re looking for a quick ride or a full-day adventure.

Explore Rangeley's Winter Wonderland

Rangeley, Maine, is a premier destination for winter sports enthusiasts. With its vast expanses of snow-covered terrain, the area provides a perfect playground for snowbiking. Enjoy the breathtaking views of frozen lakes, snow-capped mountains, and serene forests as you glide through the trails.

Booking Your Snowbike Rental

Booking your snowbike rental with MVAMAINE is easy and convenient. Simply visit our website at MVAMAINE to browse our rental options and make a reservation. Our friendly team is also available to answer any questions and help you plan your adventure.

Safety First

At MVAMAINE, your safety is our top priority. We provide all the necessary safety gear, including helmets and protective clothing, to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable ride. We also offer a brief safety orientation before you set out on your snowbike to familiarize you with the equipment and riding techniques.

Conclusion

Experience the thrill of snowbiking in the beautiful Rangeley, Maine, with MVAMAINE’s premier snowbike rentals. Whether you're seeking a solo adventure or a fun-filled activity with friends and family, our rentals provide an unforgettable way to explore the winter landscapes. Visit MVAMAINE today to book your snowbike rental and embark on a winter adventure like no other.

[everythingsyouneedtoknow]

Can anyone recommend a reliable snowmobile rental service in Rangeley, Maine for winter adventures?

Choosing the right snowmobile rental in Rangeley, Maine, is crucial for a safe and enjoyable winter adventure. Here are several key factors to consider when selecting a rental service:

Quality and Maintenance of Snowmobiles: Ensure the rental fleet is well-maintained and up-to-date. Reliable rentals invest in regular maintenance and safety checks of their snowmobiles to provide the best experience for their customers.

Safety Gear and Instructions: A reputable rental service should provide essential safety gear, such as helmets, and offer a comprehensive briefing on how to operate the snowmobile safely. This is crucial, especially for beginners.

Insurance and Liability: Understand what is covered under the rental agreement, including insurance and liability. Knowing what you're responsible for in case of an accident or damage to the snowmobile can save you from unexpected expenses.

Guided Tours and Trails: Some rental services offer guided tours, which can enhance your experience, especially if you're unfamiliar with the area. Check if they provide maps or recommendations for trails suitable for your skill level.

Customer Reviews and Reputation: Look up reviews and testimonials from previous customers. A rental service with positive feedback on customer service, reliability, and overall experience is likely a good choice.

Rental Rates and Packages: Compare rates and packages from different services. Some might offer half-day, full-day, or multi-day rentals, along with special packages that include additional perks or equipment.

Flexibility and Customer Service: Consider how flexible the rental service is with booking changes or cancellations. Good customer service is a sign of a rental service that values its customers and is likely to provide a positive rental experience.

Location and Access to Trails: The rental's location is important for easy access to trails. Ideally, the service should be situated near a variety of trails, offering both scenic views and appropriate challenges based on your experience level.

Training and Support: Especially for beginners, check if the rental service offers any training sessions or support during your rental period. Having access to support can be reassuring and enhance your safety and enjoyment.

By considering these factors, you'll be better equipped to choose a snowmobile rental in Rangeley, Maine, that meets your needs and ensures a memorable and safe adventure in the snow.

[rangeleyairbnb1]

Maine Peak Property Management taking Rangeley by Storm!

Maine Peak Property Management: Revolutionizing the Vacation Rental Home Industry in Rangeley and Western Maine

The vacation rental home industry is about to experience a significant transformation, thanks to the innovative approach of Maine Peak Property Management. With their cutting-edge technology, real-time client portal, proprietary marketing concepts, and exceptional communication, Maine Peak has taken the vacation rental home industry by storm in western Maine. Drawing on their 14 years of experience and over 8,000 clients in Florida, they have seamlessly transitioned into the Rangeley and Western Maine market, bringing a new level of excellence and professionalism.

One of the key factors that sets Maine Peak Property Management apart is their utilization of new technology. By leveraging the power of advanced software and systems, they have created a seamless and efficient experience for both vacation property owners and renters. Their real-time client portal allows property owners to have instant access to important information about their properties, including bookings, financials, and maintenance updates. This level of transparency and convenience has revolutionized the way property owners manage their vacation rentals.

In addition to their technological advancements, Maine Peak has also developed proprietary marketing concepts that have proven to be highly effective in getting clients' properties noticed. They understand the importance of standing out in a competitive market, and their marketing strategies are designed to maximize exposure and attract potential renters. By utilizing a combination of online advertising, social media campaigns, and targeted marketing efforts, Maine Peak ensures that their clients' properties receive the attention they deserve.

Furthermore, consistent communication is at the core of Maine Peak's approach. They recognize the significance of maintaining strong relationships with both vacation property owners and renters. Through regular updates, prompt responses to inquiries, and proactive communication, Maine Peak ensures that all parties involved are well-informed and satisfied. This level of dedication and attentiveness has earned them a reputation for exceptional customer service and has contributed to their rapid success in the industry.

Maine Peak Property Management's entry into the vacation rental home industry in western Maine has been met with great enthusiasm and appreciation. Their extensive experience in Florida, combined with their innovative technology, marketing strategies, and commitment to communication, has positioned them as leaders in the market. With a track record of success and a growing portfolio of satisfied clients, Maine Peak is uniquely qualified to meet the needs of vacation property owners and renters in western Maine. WWW.MainePeakPM.com or call: 207-430-1015.

We have made it easier for people to rent their properties to vacation renters and we specialize in Rangeley and Western Mtns. of Maine. We have real time portal connectivity so our home owners know exactly when and how much their home is rented for all in real  time. For more information visit: www.MainePeakPM.com

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Dakoda Gerrish

Rangeley, Maine

[chaotic-starlight24]

Character Info: Tallulah LaFlamme

Here she is! My main PJO OC!

First Name: Tallulah

Middle Name: Nyra

Last Name: LaFlamme

Gender: Female

Pronouns: She/Her

Age: 17

Height: 5’ 10’

Birthday: July 24th

Zodiac: Leo

Species: Demigod

Father: Fred LaFlamme

Mother: Nyx, goddess of night

Siblings: Half-brothers and sisters-children of Nyx

Lover: (To be revealed)

Children: N/a

Pets: 

Lives: Camp Half-Blood/ Rangeley, Maine

Mental Issues: PTSD

Physical Issues: Spindling scars up her neck, shoulder, and left arm

Disorders/Disabilities: ADHD

Weaknesses: Her left shoulder, Luke, watermelon jolly ranchers

 Universe: Percy Jackson

Job: Counselor of Nyx Cabin 

Future job: Astronomer/Game Warden

College:

Origins/Nationality: Mainer and Greek ig

Special Abilities: Shadow bending, control/manipulation of darkness

Weapon of choice: Constellation sword (Black one-handed sword covered with stars)

Personality: Fierce, intelligent, sarcastic, empathetic, ambitious, confident, stubborn, clever, charismatic, hardworking, independent, resourceful, strong, smooth, fiery

Fav Flower: Pumpkin flowers

Friends: Luke, Annabeth, Percy, Alexandria, Lou-ann, Mae, Kay

Phobias: Astraphobia, Atychiphobia, Insectophobia

Fears: Canadian geese

Languages spoken: English, Ancient Greek

Sports: Capture the flag, sword fighting

Hobbies: Star-gazing, self-defense training, reading

Talents: naming just about every constellation, 

[the1920sinpictures]

July 27, 1925 Evening meal menu from Rangeley Lake House, Rangeley, Maine. From Kenneth McIntyre, FB.

[seenoversundown]

A little changes of plans for this week—

I know that we are deep into For Death Or Glory right now, but since Thursday is the holiday, I'm going to let them have the week off.

NOW BEFORE YOU GET MAD-

I typically spend the holiday in Rangeley, Maine for their festival, but this year I wasn't able to make it (sad 😔) but in the process of mourning what could have been, I had some ideas. 😈🤭

So I'll be giving you some little treats here and there throughout the week to cope and I think you'll appreciate them! ☀️

[fuzzkaizer]

Wilhelm Reich - Orgone Akkumulator No.8

"Orgone accumulator with smaller box for spot work (missing tube to direct the orgone to the area of the body being treated). This Orgone Generator was created by Wilhelm Reich. On the bottom of the smaller box, it is marked "No. 8. Property of the Orgone Institute. [illegible] Laboratories, Inc. Orgonon, Rangeley, Maine. Made in the USA by S.A. Collins & Son, Rangeley ME."

It was originally owned by Roy Kuhlman, purchased circa 1948, according to witness testimonies. Then it was passed down to Kuhlman's daughter, Arden."

cred: thekuhlmanarchive.com/1940s-wilhelm-reich-orgone-accumulator

[thebreakfastgenie]

As a humble southerner can you describe the Height of the Land to me :3

Western Maine is mountainous and has a ton of lakes, so it's a scenic overlook with a nice view. I haven't been there for a few years (it's not super close to our camp) so I don't have a picture from my family but I found one on the internet:

And this pic shows the rock by the side of the road that labels it:

I think it's a bit further down than it looks here, depth often doesn't come out very well in pictures in my experience.

Here you can see some tourists at the overlook and kind of get a sense of how it works when you drive up to it. There's a sign on the road nearby that says "scenic overlook." There are several of those in Maine.

It's also in Rangeley which is a touristy area in western Maine, hence all the tourists all the time.

My experience is also that scenic views in Maine are never properly captured in photo, so I would say it's much more impressive in person. That being said... by the time I saw the Height of the Land (or just "Height of Land according to that rock but we always say "the") I had seen equally or more impressive views hiking. It's a pretty location in western Maine, it's not the pretty location in western Maine, but my grandpa had an attachment to it. Maybe my great-grandpa took him here when he'd only seen my grandma's little mill town, I'm not sure.

[guerrerense]

A rainy night in Portland por Kevin Madore Por Flickr: A light rain is beginning to fall as the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co.'s Monson Locomotive #4 hauls a 4-car passenger train at the west end of the company's 24" gauge track on the Eastern Promenade in downtown Portland, Maine. The cars behind #4 are original Maine 2-foot passenger equipment from the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes and Bridgton & Harrison Railroads. Lumedyne lighting provided by Joey Kelly. On what was billed as her final day of operation on March 29th of 2014, Monson #4 ran 3 public passenger trips around Portland's Eastern Promenade. When those were completed, the engine and train picked up approximately 25 photographers and headed out to the far east (railroad west) end of the museum's track for a night photo shoot. The operation was a bit of a race with mother nature, because everyone was aware that a rainstorm was right on the doorstep and that this promised to be a very wet night. Still, a number of set-ups were completed before the rain became heavy enough to preclude decent photos. As a footnote, not long after this event, the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. was granted an extension on #4's Form 4, permitting some additional operating days later in 2014 and very early 2015. The locomotive made its last run on January 2nd of 2015 and has been sidelined since that time. Inspections revealed that a new boiler is needed as the existing one is beyond economical repair.

[lunarisdeus]

So. My laptop that I use needs to go in for repair. So I might be mobile-bound for a little bit. I noticed last night that the top half of the screen was flickering as I was just.. not doing anything. Not sure how long things will take, it should be covered (paying enough for protectiom plan, it better cover lmao) but.. not sure what best buy will say.

In other news, I saw the eclipse today. I went to Rangeley, Maine with my dog and it was insanely cool. I was in the totality range and it was nothing like I expected to experience that day. So that's one thing off my bucklet list lol!

Here's a picture I took (unedited), around this amount of sun covered it was noticeably darker and the temperature was starting to rapidly drop. It was like dusk.