On the Menu
Breakfast 1
On the road Lunches 1 & 2
Peanut butter & Fluff on bagel Dinner 1
Big Moose Shepherd’s Pie Breakfasts 2 & 3
Instant oatmeal w/diced dried apples & maple syrup
Dinner 2 Fire Tower Tuna Snacks
Reeses Pieces, peanuts, yogurt raisins, Mini Oreos
Big Moose Shepherd's Pie
An easy-as-pie pub dinner
2 ounces instant potatoes
3 ounces jerky, diced
8-ounce can creamed corn
Pinch of salt & pepper
Boil one cup water. Stir in potatoes; remove from heat for one minute. Add diced jerky, creamed corn, salt, and pepper. Stir and serve.
Fire Tower Tuna
A filling sandwich with a spicy kick
NEAREST GROCERY STORE
Indian Hill Trading Post
148 Moosehead Lake Rd., Greenville, ME; (207) 695-2104
PIT STOP
Hit the Stress Free Moose Pub & Café on Moosehead Lake Road in Greenville for a Cranberry Salad Wrap and a shot of Moose Piss, a concoction of Stoli Raspberry, tequila, and “secret ingredients.” (207) 695-3100
Did this Labor Day wknd 2010. Some comments: the descent into the Notch Ponds is quite difficult with packs on, and in general there is a lot of slow terrain on these trails. We made it from trailhead to Little Notch in 6.5 hours.
The 11-mile day is totally doable, but we woke up at 8am, and had to cut it short without bagging the peak. Recommend getting up early on Day 2, and also ditching heavy packs at Big/Little Moose Pond trailsplit.
Labor Day Weekend in Maine, and we were the *only* overnighters; only saw 2 other dayhikers in three days. What an amazing trip. The lakes at night were unbelievably beautiful.
No moose sightings, though- but lots and lots of moose poop.
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Did this Labor Day wknd 2010. Some comments: the descent into the Notch Ponds is quite difficult with packs on, and in general there is a lot of slow terrain on these trails. We made it from trailhead to Little Notch in 6.5 hours.
The 11-mile day is totally doable, but we woke up at 8am, and had to cut it short without bagging the peak. Recommend getting up early on Day 2, and also ditching heavy packs at Big/Little Moose Pond trailsplit.
Labor Day Weekend in Maine, and we were the *only* overnighters; only saw 2 other dayhikers in three days. What an amazing trip. The lakes at night were unbelievably beautiful.
No moose sightings, though- but lots and lots of moose poop.
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