Kingfield Trails
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A small but developing community trail network in and around Kingfield with about 3 miles of hand built trails. The trails are connected to the downtown as well as to Freeman Ridge Bike Park and parking is available down town or at the Gateway Parking lot just south of town. Trail building will continue in the summer of 2019!
E-mail: kingfieldtrailbuilders@gmail.com
Freeman Ridge Bike Park
freemanridgebike.com
A private, family-run mountain bike trail network on Freeman Ridge Road in Freeman Township, Maine, one mile outside of downtown Kingfield. We offer approximately 4 miles of hand and machine constructed mountain bike trail, and we are continuing to expand our network.
E-mail: freemanridgebike@gmail.com
Phone: 207-491-3432
Carrabassett Valley Trails
carrabassettnemba.org
Carrabassett Region NEMBA is a non-profit organization dedicated to the building and maintenance of a sustainable mountain bike trail network in Carrabassett Valley and surrounding areas. There is over 100 miles of trail including a family friendly rail trail. See a map online or at the Outdoor Center in Carrabassett Valley.
Maine Huts & Trails
mainehuts.org
Maine Huts & Trails provides inviting back country experiences among Maine’s western mountains, inspiring reverence for the Northern Forest, modeling environmental stewardship and strengthening the local economy.
Phone: (207) 265-2400
Webster Library
Webster Library
Located at 22 Depot Street in Kingfield, the Webster Library always has something great going on. There is internet access and during the summer, there are picnic tables outside for you to enjoy.
Hours: Monday 3-6:30, Wednesday 10-2, Thursday 3-6:30, and Saturday 9-1
E-mail: websterlibrary2@gmail.com
Phone: (207) 265-2052
Stanley Museum
stanleymuseum.org
The Museum, located at 40 School Street in Kingfield Maine, houses four Stanley Steamer automobiles along with a family room dedicated to the history, ingenuity and the artistic talents of the Stanley Family.
MUSEUM HOURS: Nov-Dec, March- May: Tuesday to Friday, 11AM to 4PM
June – Oct: Tuesday to Sunday, 11AM to 4PM
Phone: (207)-265-2729
Ski Museum of Maine
skimuseumofmaine.org/
The Ski Museum’s mission is to โcelebrate, preserve and share the history and heritage of Maine skiing”. Right in the heart of downtown Kingfield you can learn about Paris Manufacturing, and watch the video “From Tree to Ski” which explains how skis were manufactured in the 1930’s.Our “Bass” Boot display is included in the Paris exhibit. New to the museum is a “childrens” corner with examples of early ski figurines, skis, sleds, toys and such to bring back early memories of skiing. A replica of a “King & Dexter” ski shop which includes tools that were used in the shop, skis, boots, metal edges and many other items you would find within the ski shop. There is a display of Theo Johnson artifacts which include a kit of replica skis he used selling products through his company, “Tajco” out of Portland Maine in the early 1900’s. A display of the 10th Mountain Division memorabilia from the second World War stands in one corner. On the north wall, you will find information about the “Lost” ski areas and “Open” ski areas, a map with identification of both types of areas with information on Pleasant Mountain which is now called Shawnee Peak, Sugarloaf, Squaw Mountain, Mt. Agamenticus, and many more interesting ads and memorabilia from Maine’s resorts. On the west wall you will see some wonderful examples of “Classic” skis.
April 1 – November 30: Wednesday – Friday 10am – 4pm. The museum will be open weekends starting on June 15th. Please enter through the outlet, and as usual admittance is free!
Phone: 207-265-2023
