has anyone stayed there at the forks in maine how is the place and trails and what do I have to do to get atv reg in maine i am from mass going up last few days of june

 

There is a great trail system that is constantly expanding up there. Maine has jumped in with both feet and is doing everything they can to attract riders. This is the website to register your quad(s). https://www10.informe.org/ifw/atv-snow/ Wait until May 1st though. If you register before May 1st it will expire on June 30. If you wait until after you will get the rest of this year's registration plus July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011. I booke at a different place that was on a lake so I can do some fisthing too.

 

thank was hoping the reg wasnt gonna be good for only a few days looks like a nice place to stay hope there is some good places to ride to get lunch and gas on the trail

 

In and around the Moosehead Lake area there are now a lot of places to eat and fuel up right off the trail. Mostly to the South and West of the lake. North is into wilderness with the exception of logging operations. East doesn't have too much in the way of ATVing right now.

 

thanks looking foward to the getaway although I just tonite tore into the clutch on my wifes 400 arctic cat thought it was slipping starter clutch looks junk thats what happens when you book something but they dont break if you dont use them either

 

Timing is everything! Hope you get it pieced back together in time.

 

i got the starter clutch out now to find the cheapest place to buy it looks like online they want 200+ for it then when i finnally do order it it will prob be backordered knowing cat

 

I have stayed at Northern Outdoors for the last 8 years between hunting and AtV'ing. Nice place to stay. I have covered just about all the trails in that area. North, South and East of N.O. If you have specific questions PM me a contact # and I will call you. Too much detail to type out.

 

ordered the parts yesterday supposed to be here by may 13 my wife wanted to know if there was any place to ride to for lunch and gas from there and if they are trails or 30 foot wide dirt roads roads to ride on

 

It looks like Sageboy could answer your questions better than me. What I know is from limited research looking for a place to stay this August. If it is dry up there, there will be dust. We just were up in NH doing a railtrail and even the day after a storm it was dusty.