Maine Adventure Travel Guide
Kennebec Turbine Test Releases – 2016 Dates
There are ONLY 4 special Turbine Test releases a year – with 8000 CFS (cubic feet per second) of water flowing down river. That’s almost twice the normal water levels of Kennebec rafting trips of 4800CFS! This means BIG water – the biggest water in the Northeast, and the east coast!
The Maine Beer Trail and Kennebec River Brewery
When you have two distinct passions (in this case, rafting and handcrafted brews), it’s quite a feat of organization and dedication to combine them at the same time, in the same place. But that’s exactly what Jim Yearwood did here at Northern Outdoors when he opened up a microbrewery right at our resort. In 1997, the Kennebec River Brewery tapped its first handcrafted microbrew and the rest is delicious history.
Inside the Kennebec River Brewery – How We Make Our Beer
Take a look inside the Kennebec River Brewery and learn how we make our handcrafted ales and lagers from our Master Brewer at Northern Outdoors.
How to Enjoy Your First Spring Rafting Experience
After winter, the rivers are flowing strong and playful, thanks to slowly melting snowpack. In fact, early spring runoff provides some of the most exciting whitewater in the Northeast. Before you head out, there are a few spring rafting tips I want to pass on to you.
Maine White Water Rafting Guide: Kimberly Lyman
Meet Maine whitewater rafting guide, Kimberly Lyman from Caratunk whose favorite river rapid is Mile Long Rapid on the Dead River.
Maine Fall Foliage Tours from the River: Whitewater Rafting
See Maine Fall Foliage from a fresh perspective – while whitewater rafting on Maine’s popular Kennebec or Dead Rivers! See the state foliage report here.