My husband and I found this little gem while we were in the Moosehead Lake region of Maine. The road leading in is a bit deceiving however keep going down and you will reach the water. Easy place to put kayak or canoe in. This pond is remote with 2 or 3 old little cottages on it. There are some small islands on it however trying to access them by kayak is difficult as there isn't great landing area's. Travel down the little inlet to observe wildlife. We only encountered 1 other kayaker the whole time we were there. Very quiet but beautiful "pond" it's worth the rough road in!!

What a pleasant surprise and one of the highlights of our stay in Moosehead Lake. We rented a canoe that was on shore - picked up paddle and PFD from NorthWoods Outfitters in town. We spent over 2 hours enjoying this beautiful lake with just the loons, a couple kayakers, a small sunfish sailboat and a fisherman. The lake has an unusual shape with many quiet coves and small islands to explore. There were some lilies and grasses, but mostly just a clear lake with a handful of cabins on its shore line. The loons were amazing - we had a group of six that we observed from a short distance preening, diving, interacting and vocalizing. Then another landed right in front of our canoe like a penguin bellyflopping on ice as he skidded across the water. It was a memorable morning just enjoying nature.