157 Craig Pond Trail, Orland, ME 04472
Craig Pond Wilderness Lodge

Winter Adventures

Off-grid, on the snow

Winter at Craig Pond

Winter is one of the biggest draws at Craig Pond Wilderness Lodge — snowmobile trail access, reliable ice fishing, and miles of quiet woods for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Cabins are heated by wood stove, so you can warm up as soon as you come in from the cold.

Cross-country skiers on frozen Craig Pond in winter

Snowmobiling

The Bucksport and Orland club trail network is close by — ask us about current connections.

Ice Fishing

Craig Pond freezes solid every winter — bring your gear or ask us about local shops.

Snowshoeing

Quiet, untouched trails through the woods around the pond.

Cross-Country Skiing

The same trail network that carries snowmobiles is excellent for a quieter ski.

Snowmobile Trail Access

The Bucksport Family Snowmobile Club maintains roughly 60 miles of trail through the Bucksport and Orland area, and the gravel roads of the nearby Great Pond Mountain Wildlands are open to snowmobiles. Ask us for current trail connections and conditions when you book a winter stay.

Winter Cabins

Select cabins remain open through the winter, offering the warmth and ambiance of a woodstove. Ask us which cabins are available for your dates.

Ready to Disconnect?

Check availability and book your stay at Craig Pond Wilderness Lodge.