RANGELEY, MAINE
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Are you ready to get away from it all? Really away, to a place where the air is crisp and fresh, the streams and lakes sparkle, and everywhere you look you see lush forest land? This is the heart of Maine and Rangeley Lake Resort, a Festiva Resort timeshare, is located here in some of the most beautiful woodland vacation country in all of New England.
Become a Rangeley Lake Resort timeshare owner, and you will have vacation ownership in a log-cabin style retreat, ideal for winter sports or year round fishing, hiking, canoeing, and mountain biking. Perhaps you’ll decide to rent an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and get a different view of the land, exploring the 70-plus miles of well-maintained, organized ATV trails open to the public.
The comfy accommodations at these Festiva timeshares are an ideal balance of rustic and convenient comfort. Cabins include 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom timeshare floor plans, with well-equipped kitchens, fireplaces, cable television, VCRs, DVD players, and forest vistas from almost every vantage point.
On property, you’ll find a lodge-style clubhouse with a heated swimming pool, hot tubs, a cedar sauna and a campfire pit. There’s also an arcade area, pool table, and a fully equipped fitness center, as well as laundry facilities and rental kayaks, canoes, and paddleboats at the onsite dock.
The Rangeley Lake region includes six major lakes and several hundred small lakes, rivers, ponds, and babbling streams. With the 4,120-foot Saddleback Mountain as a backdrop, nearby Rangeley Lake State Park offers 900 acres of woodland for picnicking, swimming, hiking, canoeing, and kayaking.
Driving the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway, exploring local waterfalls, and visiting the picturesque community of Rangeley, home of the Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum and numerous buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, are day excursions you’ll want to plan during your Rangeley Lake timeshare vacation.
For winter vacations and ski getaways, there are plenty of well-groomed trails for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or snowmobiling. In the spring, anglers love Rangeley’s lakes, rivers and streams for fishing for brook trout or landlocked salmon. Of course, autumn color is amazing in this area, with Quill Hill Trail Overlook, just north of Rangeley Lake Resort, affording exceptionally spectacular views.
In every season, you’ll be spotting deer, moose, and other wildlife, but here’s a tip for Maine moose watching: moose are most often spotted in late spring to mid-summer and in the month of September. Their favorite foraging times are early morning; noon to 2 PM; and early evening—you might say, breakfast, lunch, and dinnertime!
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