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Of all the huts in the Maine Huts and Trails System (https://mainehuts.org/), Stratton Brook Hut is the highest at ~1880 ft. The elevation climb from Stratton Brook trailhead to the hut is about 600 ft. This snowshoe trail is a great way to unwind in the winter, if you don't feel like skiing.

Just outside of Farmington, there is a ski area at Titcomb Mountain. The ski hill has two lifts and a handful of greens, blues, and blacks. Titcomb Mountain is affordable and family-oriented. There is a cafeteria and fire pit to relax at while the kids are taking classes. In the summer, the area is home to amazing cycling trails and large meadows of wildflowers.

Just outside of Farmington, there is a ski area at Titcomb Mountain. The ski hill has two lifts and a handful of greens, blues, and blacks. Titcomb Mountain is affordable and family-oriented. There is a cafeteria and fire pit to relax at while the kids are taking classes. In the summer, the area is home to amazing cycling trails and large meadows of wildflowers.

Sugarloaf is one of the tallest mountains in Maine, at 4,237 feet. This resort has year round activities in Carrabassett Valley, with 1240 skiable acres of skiing in the winter and golfing, biking & more in the summer.

Stratton Brook Hut is a popular day hiking destination for visitors to the Carrabassett Valley. The hut is located on the Oak Knoll Trail, and offers visitors spectacular views of the Bigelow Range and Sugarloaf Mountain. Accommodation is available in the hut, but it must be pre-booked. There is also a cafe located on the sight, serving warm meals to visitors on Saturdays and Sundays.

Poplar Hut is a popular destination by bikers, hikers, and skiers. People can reserve rooms here to stay the night (in advance). The hut is surrounded by gorgeous forest and there is a waterfall close by.

Esker Trailhead is the beginning of a fairly short trail to get to a glacial esker. The path, which is ADA accessible, winds past a meadow at the beginning and through a mix of hardwood and softwood forests. The trail ends at a viewing platform that overlooks a 5,000 acre wetland.

The path to get to the peak of Mount Blue is not very long; however, it is steep. Once you are at the top, there is a wonderful panoramic view of Mount Blue State Park.