Snowmobiling

Maine has a lot of really 'cool' towns, but this one is getting nationwide recognition!

It's a free event and it looks EPIC.

They are so close!

Check out the photos and make sure you watch the quick video he shot too. This suckah goes from 0 to 50 MPH in a friggin' heartbeat, bub.

The moose appears very friendly and even gives the windshield some licks...must be salty. One of the dudes in the video makes great use of the F word so we gotta warn that this is NSFW.

The National Weather Service in Gray remind us that the ice might not be safe to go on, even though it's January. They've posted a helpful, easy to understand chart that shows us how thick the ice should be to support our weight. In fact, they show us how thick it needs to be from walking on it, to driving a pickup truck on to it.

When we saw that somebody was disrespecting folks and property in our old hometown of Litchfield, we knew we needed to help get the word out.

Check out this video from the folks at Seboomook Wilderness Campground in the Moosehead Lake region! January is a particularly bummah month with 'holiday let-down' and the owners Norm and Whit show us a silly unique way to liven it up.

This time, host Teagan Wright is taking a break from the work and enjoying some winter recreation where Mainers "grip it, rip it, and let it ride!" Let take a trip up north and send it!

This video opens up with a sled from Snowmobile Northern Maine speeding across the ice on Long Lake in Aroostook County last April. Wait till you see what the destination is.

You never know what you're going to see while snowmobiling through the trails in Maine.

For most people sitting around a hole on a frozen lake doesn't exactly sound like fun. But for the elite few, ice fishing is what you make of it. Some days you can't stop catching fish, and then there are those days when the fish just aren't hungry, or around your fishing hole so you have to improvise to kill the boredom and get your mind off the fact that it really is cold out on the lake... Read

Meet Sweet Pea. She is a chicken who holds dual citizenship in Maine and Vermont. Sweet Pea's Mom is Anna Rose Shedd of Cape Elizabeth. Anna runs a flatbread pizza company with her boyfriend, Creed called Vermont Small Batch and is obsessed with chickens.