2/12/2021

Quilt Raffle!!

The Timber Cruisers are raffling this incredible "America the Beautiful" Quilt - drawing March 15th.  Contact Kay Moore at 757-310-8686 for information on purchasing tickets.   Ticket $1 or 6 for $5.   Pictures do not do this justice!

2/8/2021 - Website Updates are Happening!

Please submit your input to Charlie Huntington - webmaster

chrmg66@gmail.com

2/10/2021 - New Interactive Trail Map!

The Timber Cruisers were fortunate to have been sent this link to a new interactive trail map for Maine  from SledTRX  https://sledtrx.com/
 

Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail

The Northern Timber Cruisers ATV and Snowmobile Club is pleased to announce that the Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail (K.R.M.U.T.) is now open for ATV riding. After five years of planning and negotiations, this collaborative effort between the Northern Timber Cruisers, landowner Acadian Timberlands (formerly KFM), Katahdin area municipalities, Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce and the State of Maine Department of Conservation, has resulted in a finely manicured 16.5 mile multi-use recreation trail.

Highlights of the trail include scenic views of Jo-Mary Mountain and Katahdin, a suspension bridge over the West Branch of the Penobscot River, mile markers with GPS coordinates, access to the State of Maine's Seboeis Unit - Public Reserve Lands, access to other Mt. Bike and Cross Country Ski Trails, connectivity between Millinocket and the Brownville/Milo area ATV trails and the Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse and Antique Snowmobile Museum.

A map is available for viewing and printing at this link.

If trailering to the Katahdin Area to access the trail, please unload at the only designated trailhead, located at the Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse on Outer Bates Street just outside of town on the State Road to Baxter State Park. NO PARKING IS PERMISSIBLE ON THE GOLDEN ROAD, PER ORDER OF THE LANDOWNER - ACADIAN TIMBER.

Do you need gasoline? Are you hungry? Are you looking for a place to spend the night? Riders can access Millinocket's Downtown Connector Trail at the trail junction between the Golden Rd. Crossing and trail mile marker # 2. OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS. SPEED LIMIT 10 MPH. RIDE ON THE RIGHT.

Riders may encounter Mt. Bikers and other pedestrian traffic on the trail, so please keep your eyes pealed and look out for each other and don't forget to Tread Lightly! Also, it is hunting season and Acadian Timber's lands are open to hunting, so we encourage ALL trail users to please wear blaze orange while afield. Let's be safe out there and enjoy the ride!

PLEASE REMEMBER THE TRAIL HEAD IS AT THE TIMBER CRUISERS CLUBHOUSE....the landowner wants to stay away from everyone parking all over the place especially along the Golden Road and Arthur Yorks wood lot at then entrance of the Golden Road!

Become a member of the Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile and Cross Country Ski Club

There are many benefits to becoming a member of the Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile Club. Download the membership application here and start your journey to the pristine Katahdin Region for some of the most scenic and exhilarating snowmobile trails in the state of Maine!

Multi Use Trail System in the Works - Bridge Across North Twin Completed

Officials, business owners and recreation enthusiasts from East Millinocket, Medway and Millinocket have long believed that all-terrain-vehicle use in the Katahdin region would inject millions of dollars into the regional economy during spring, summer and fall, much the way snowmobiling does during winter.



Katahdin Forest Management, town officials and Northern Timber Cruisers club members have signed a nonbinding agreement to build Phase I, a 13-mile trail linking the snowmobile and ATV clubhouse to the bridge and South Twin Lake, by December — in time for snowmobiling.

That system would connect the Katahdin region to the rest of the state’s ATV and multiuse trails — and the millions generated annually by ATV riders — by a 23½-mile trail that will run from the Millinocket Timber Cruisers clubhouse to trail networks by Seboeis Lake and then on to southern Maine. More.......