Rangeley’s Winter 2025 Events!
Winter in Rangeley is pure magic — from snowy mountain peaks to cozy fireside nights, this season brings the best of small-town charm and outdoor adventure. Whether you’re here for the skiing, the local traditions, or just to soak in the crisp mountain air, there’s always something happening. Here’s a look at what’s coming up before the end of the year across the Rangeley region!
BUT FIRST – Be among the first to hit the slopes at Saddleback Mountain this season and enjoy early-season perks before December 24, 2025!
- Book and stay by 12/24 to lock in up to 50% off select rentals and Saddleback lift tickets! (Pricing increases after 12/25!)
- The first 10 guests get a $50 local gift card, 15% off a future winter stay, and are entered to win a FREE stay this spring or fall!*
*15% off a future stay is only valid on new reservations booked starting 11/17 (participating properties only) and not valid for holiday weekends or vacation weeks.
*FREE future stay is for a 3-night spring or fall 2026 stay, based on availability.
*Promotions cannot be used on existing reservations!*
30th Annual Rangeley Congregational Church Holly Fair – November 22, 10AM-2PM
A festive shopping event where every purchase helps support local and national charities, filled with arts, crafts, gift baskets, homemade treats, and more! More info here!
Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner – November 23, 1-3PM
Featuring a home-cooked feast, warm fellowship, and free meals for all at the Church of the Good Shepherd — dine in, take out, or request delivery, with donations gratefully accepted. More info here!
Plaid Friday – November 28
Swap the shopping rush for small-town charm — wear your favorite plaid, explore local shops, and show your support for independent businesses with #PlaidFriday! More info here!
Small Business Saturday – November 29
Celebrate and support the local shops that make our community special — shop small, shop local, and help our businesses thrive this holiday season! The Outdoor Heritage Museum will also be offering free admission! More info here!
Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides – November 29, 11AM-1PM
Bundle up and enjoy the magic of the season with these special rides through Rangeley — a cozy, old-fashioned way to take in the winter scenery. Full schedule here!
The Lighting of the Giving Tree – November 29, 4:30-5:30PM
Enjoy music, a festive sing-along, and a special visit from Santa, the Angel, and Elf in Rangeley Town Park as the holiday season officially begins! More info here!
RFA Holiday Open House – December 5, 5-7PM
Enjoy light refreshments, a cash bar, and a screening of 2025 season highlights as the RFA celebrates another year of “Bringing the Arts to Life” in the Rangeley Lakes Region. More info here!
Mountain Holly Days – December 12, 9AM – December 14, 8PM
A weekend of festive shopping, local deals, and holiday cheer — with unique gifts, fun activities, and small-town charm that make this Rangeley tradition a true winter favorite. The Outdoor Heritage Museum will also be offering free admission on Saturday! More info here!
Rangeley Aglow – December 12-13
Walk or drive around town and experience the magic of the 4th Annual Holiday Decorating Contest! More info here!
Breakfast with Santa – December 13, 8-11AM
Enjoy a delicious breakfast of pancakes, sausage, and drinks, plus festive coloring books and photos with Santa at Masonic Hall! More info here!
Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides – December 13, 14, 27, 29, 31, and more dates in 2026!
Bundle up and enjoy the magic of the season with these special rides through Rangeley — a cozy, old-fashioned way to take in the winter scenery. Full schedule and times here!
Can’t Make it Before Christmas?
No worries! Come spend Christmas vacation in Rangeley, where you’ll find horse-drawn rides, ice sculpting, a New Year’s bash, and SO much more winter magic!
More details and schedule coming soon! 😉
Fall into Fun:
September Events in Rangeley!
September is settling in, and Rangeley is beginning to show its autumn magic. Crisp evenings, bright blue skies, and the first hints of fall foliage create the perfect backdrop for outdoor adventures, cozy moments, and unforgettable memories. From scenic drives and peaceful lakeside strolls to charming local events, there’s no better time to experience all that this four-season destination has to offer. Come escape to Rangeley this fall, enjoy the season’s beauty, and make yourself at home with us for a truly relaxing getaway!
“Common” Maine Birds, Crazy Facts! – September 3rd, 6PM-7PM
Join Western Maine Audubon’s Tim Flight for a fascinating talk on Maine’s “common” birds, from the epic migration of Blackpoll Warblers to the clever recognition skills of American Crows at Rangeley Public Library! More info here!
Scenic Lift Rides at Saddleback – Saturday and Sundays, 9AM-4PM
Take in the best of Maine with a scenic chairlift ride at Saddleback, happening every weekend through September. From brilliant fall foliage to sparkling lakes and distant peaks, every turn of the chairlift brings a new view to enjoy. If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a moose along the way! More info here!
Northwoods Gravel Grind – September 13th, 8AM-2PM
Join the fun in Rangeley for the 2025 Northwoods Gravel Grind! This challenging ride not only offers a great day on the bike but also gives back, with 100% of proceeds benefiting trail maintenance and bike infrastructure at the Rangeley Lakes Trail Center! More info here!
Community Conversations at the Library – September 15th, 3PM-4:30PM
The Rangeley Public Library is hosting Community Conversations—a chance for seasonal residents to come together, connect, and share stories! More info here!
Night Sky Tour with Northern Stars Planetarium – September 16th, 7:30PM-8:30PM
Experience the wonder of Maine’s night skies with a guided tour at Quill Hill, led by John Meader of The Northern Stars Planetarium. Learn to spot constellations, galaxies, and other celestial wonders with telescopes! Sponsored by Dark Skies Rangeley, this event highlights the beauty of our region’s starry skies. More info here!
Fall Festival – September 20th, 10AM-4PM
Spend a fall day at the Outdoor Heritage Museum’s annual festival, featuring Maine-made arts, crafts, and antique vendors. While you shop, don’t miss the chance to step inside the museum and explore its unique exhibits, collections, and gift shop! More info here!
Cruise Into Fall – September 21st, 11AM-2PM
Roll into Saddleback for a classic car meet-up set against peak foliage and stunning mountain views. From vintage beauties to modern showstoppers, all cars, trucks, and motorcycles are welcome for a fun day of chrome, color, and crisp autumn air. More info here!
Fall Festival – September 27th, 10AM-3PM
Join Rangeley Health and Wellness for their annual Fall Festival and soak up the best of the season! From exciting games and activities to tasty autumn treats, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Bring your loved ones and make lasting memories at this cheerful community celebration! More info here!
Rangeley Childcare Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – September 27th, 1PM
The Rangeley Childcare Center will mark its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, a special moment for families as the community welcomes its newest childcare facility. More info here!
Rangeley’s End-of-Summer Events in August!
As summer begins to wind down, there’s still plenty of time to soak up everything Rangeley has to offer! Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures, local events, or simply a peaceful getaway, our town is buzzing with activities to make the most of these last sunny days. From festivals and live music to hiking trails and family-friendly fun, there’s something here for everyone—so come on over and enjoy the best of Rangeley before the season ends!
The Maine Forestry Museum 2025 Annual Online Benefit Auction – August 8th
Now until August 8th, you can bid in the Maine Forestry Museum’s online auction to support this local nonprofit and take home some incredible items! From one-of-a-kind Rangeley treasures like “The Rangeley Lake Dragon” to Red Sox and Bruins tickets, ski passes, gift certificates, antiques, and more—there’s something for everyone! Check it out here!
Shriner’s Parade – August 9th, 2PM
Line up begins at the Rangeley Inn at 1:00 PM, with the parade stepping off at 2:00 PM, followed by a community potluck dinner at the Town and Lake Motel, hosted by The Kora Renegades! More info here!
Tree ID & Wood Walk – August 13th, 10AM-12PM
Explore Maine’s scenic Saddleback Spur of the Fly Rod Crosby Trail in Dallas Plantation and deepen your connection with the forest on a free guided walk led by District Forester Julie Davenport, joined by Pete McKinley of The Wilderness Society. Perfect for families, landowners, and nature lovers, this walk offers hands-on learning about native tree identification, sustainable forest management, and valuable resources for land stewardship. More info here!
Rangeley Public Library Summer Celebration – August 14th, 5:30-9PM
Rangeley Public Library’s annual fundraiser featuring live music, silent and live auctions, good friends and good food! More info here!
Live theater event: The Mousetrap – August 15th/16th at 7PM and the 17th at 4PM
The Rangeley Friends of the Arts presents The Mousetrap, Agatha Christie’s iconic murder mystery filled with intrigue, sharp wit, and unexpected twists. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for youth (18 and under). The box office opens one hour before showtime, with full concessions—including beer and wine—available. For full details and tickets, click here!
Town-Wide Yard Sale – August 16th, 9AM-2PM
Oquossoc Grocery – Local Flavor Delivered!
Nestled just 7 miles west of Rangeley Village, Oquossoc Grocery—affectionately known as “the OG”—serves as the vibrant heart of the Oquossoc community. Located at the junction of Routes 4 and 17 on the western shore of Rangeley Mooselookmeguntic Lakes, this full-service market is more than just a grocery store—it’s a local gathering spot. Open bright and early at 5am, you’ll find everything from hand-cut meats and fresh produce to hot coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and mouthwatering pizza and deli fare. Whether you’re arriving at your rental or coming in from a day on the trails, the OG just a short drive away and ready to make your stay feel even more like home!
Check out their Facebook for updates!
Groceries delivered prior to check-in? The OG is here to help!
We have partnered with the Oquossoc Grocery to have your favorite items stocked for you upon arrival. Simply email the OG at oggroceriestogo@gmail.com, at least 36 hours before arrival to guarantee availability, to place your grocery order. They will work with you on your order and have it in your rental upon check-in!
Oquossoc Grocery Weekly Happenings
Every Saturday and Monday: Lobster Dinner To Go
1.5lb lobster, fresh ear of corn, and either coleslaw or potato salad – comes with butter, bib, and wet-nap. A true Maine essential! $45/person
Every Wednesday: Pizza Party Night
2 large 1-topping pizzas (16″ family size), 1 large green garden salad, 1 large fry. Dinner made easy and delicious! $45
Every Friday: Friday Cookout
A local favorite… Every Friday from 11-2 burgers and hot dogs are grilled and sometimes there is an added surprise!
Every Sunday: Sweet & Sunny Sunday Morning
Choice of pancakes or waffles topped with fresh fruit (choices available) or chocolate chips, served with whipped cream and Maine maple syrup!
First Week of July Events in Rangeley
July 1st, 2025
July 1-5: The Rangeley Friends of the Arts presents Chicago, the musical
Start July with a bang as the Rangeley Friends of the Arts present Chicago, the iconic musical filled with jazz, scandal, and showbiz. Set in the roaring 1920s, the story follows Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly—two rival murderesses fighting for fame and freedom. With unforgettable music, sharp satire, and Fosse-inspired choreography, this production promises high-energy entertainment. Shows run July 1, 2, and 4 at 7 p.m., with a matinee on July 5 at 4 p.m. Tickets are available online or at the box office (Tues–Sat, 10am–2pm).
July 2nd, 2025
July 2nd: A Visit with Chris Van Dusen – 11am
Award-winning Maine children’s author and illustrator Chris Van Dusen will visit the Rangeley Public Library on Wednesday, July 2 from 11am-12pm. He’ll read from his books, share artwork, and demonstrate his illustration process, followed by a Q&A. This free event is open to all—call or stop by the library to reserve your spot, and don’t forget to bring a book for signing!
July 2nd: Oquossoc Village Walking Tour – 11am
Explore the charm of Oquossoc Village with a one-hour guided walking tour starting at 11:00 a.m. from the Outdoor Heritage Museum. Along the way, you’ll learn about the area’s early history, view vintage images from the Historic Rangeley collections, and see where some of the region’s first buildings once stood!
July 3rd, 2025
July 3rd: Rangeley Doll Carriage Parade – 10am
The Children’s Doll Carriage Parade is a cherished local tradition that kicks off at 10am at the Rangeley Inn & Tavern and winds its way to Town Park. Young participants decorate their carriages with creative flair, drawing big smiles from the crowd. At the end of the parade, an awards ceremony recognizes standout entries for their originality and festive spirit!
July 3rd: Face Painting – 10am
Stop by Morton & Furbish for festive face painting with Rebecca Reed of Beauty and the Brush—look for the hot pink tent! She’ll be creating colorful designs for all ages, and we’ll have popsicles, glow sticks, and cold water to keep things cool. It’s all free (tips are appreciated), so come say hi and join the fun!
July 3rd: Joan Frost Memorial Art and Craft Fair – 10am
At 10am, the Joan Frost Memorial Art and Craft Fair kicks off in Town Park, showcasing the work of talented local artists and craftspeople. It’s the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind handmade goods and enjoy the creative spirit of the Rangeley community.
July 3rd: Non-Profits in the Park – 10am
Starting at 10am in Town Park, local nonprofit organizations will be set up in the park, offering classic summer fare like hot dogs and snacks to raise funds for their community programs. It’s a tasty way to support great local causes while enjoying the festivities.
July 3rd: Downtown Farmer’s Market – 10am
The Downtown Farmers Market takes place from 10am–2pm in the Depot Street Parking Lot, offering a vibrant mix of local goods. Browse fresh organic produce, meats, handmade products, and works by talented local artists. It’s a great spot to shop, explore, and connect with the community.
July 3rd: The Great American Dog Parade – 1pm
The Great American Dog Parade kicks off at 1:00 PM, bringing plenty of wagging tails and red, white, and blue flair. Local dogs and their proud owners dress up in patriotic style, making this heartwarming parade a highlight of the day.
July 3rd: DJ Spinning the Hits – 3pm
At 3pm, a live DJ takes over Town Park, filling the air with music to get everyone dancing and smiling. Whether you’re relaxing in the sun or joining in the fun, it’s the perfect soundtrack for an afternoon of fun with family and friends!
July 3rd: Fireworks – 9pm
Don’t miss the grand finale—a dazzling fireworks show at 9pm in Town Park. As the sky lights up with vibrant colors and booming bursts, it’s the perfect ending to a fun-filled day in Rangeley!
July 4th, 2025
July 4th: Stars & Stripes 5K Run/Walk & Kids Fun Run – 9am
Join the community for the Stars and Stripes Event, featuring a 5K Run/Walk and a free Kids Fun Run and Obstacle Course through scenic downtown Rangeley. The route is paved, family-friendly, and offers lake views from the start and finish at the Rangeley Health and Wellness Pavilion. With prizes, goody bags, and patriotic spirit, it’s a fun way to get active and support a great local cause. Sign up here!
July 5th, 2025
July 5th: Walking Tour – 11am
Step back in time with a guided walking tour of downtown Rangeley, starting at 11:00 a.m. from the Rangeley History Museum. These one-hour, one-mile tours explore the sites of the town’s earliest buildings and businesses, enriched with historic photos and stories from the Gilded Age. Space is limited to 10 people, so arrive early!
Photo Credit: Kyle Haley
Rangeley Health and Wellness – Outdoor Benefit Concert
Featuring: Cheap Trick
📅 Date: July 27, 2025
📍 Location: 25 Dallas Hill Road, Rangeley, Maine
🎟️ Tickets: Available exclusively at ticketweb.com
🌦️ All-weather event | Lawn & VIP seating available
🕒 Gates open at 3 PM
Each summer, Rangeley Health & Wellness hosts an unforgettable benefit concert at the RHW Pavilion—and this year is no exception! Past performers have included The Doobie Brothers, Foreigner, Josh Turner, Steve Miller Band, and Carly Pearce.
In 2025, we’re thrilled to welcome legendary rock band Cheap Trick to the stage! Known for timeless hits like “I Want You to Want Me” and “Surrender,” this is a concert experience you won’t want to miss.
Tickets
All tickets must be purchased online in advance at ticketweb.com. Lawn and VIP seating options are available.
Parking & Shuttle Info
Parking will be available near Rangeley Family Dentistry on Main Street.
A convenient shuttle service will run to and from the RHW Pavilion throughout the event.
Vacation Rentals Near the Venue
Rock out with Cheap Trick in Rangeley and make it a weekend to remember with a stay at a Morton & Furbish Vacation Rental. Whether you’re looking for a cozy cabin by the lake or a spacious home close to town, we have the perfect spot to relax before and after the show. The concert takes place at the Rangeley Health and Wellness Pavilion—just a short drive from many of our properties—so you can enjoy live music under the stars and still be back at your rental in minutes. Book now and turn your concert night into a full Rangeley getaway!
Don’t miss this summer’s biggest event in Rangeley! 🎸
Your Guide to June Events in Rangeley
As the days grow longer and summer kicks off in the mountains, June is an ideal time to visit Rangeley. From birding and fly-fishing festivals to paddling adventures and local markets, there’s something happening every weekend. Whether you’re planning a quiet retreat or an activity-filled getaway, these events are a great way to experience the natural beauty, culture, and charm of the Rangeley Lakes Region.
Rangeley Birding Festival
June 5th-8th: From loons on the lakes to warblers in the woods and the rare Bicknell’s Thrush in the high peaks, RLHT’s Rangeley Birding Festival offers a chance to see some of Maine’s most exciting species all in one place. Enjoy guided trips, scenic chairlift rides, expert talks, and events hosted at Saddleback. If you’ve ever wanted to bird in Rangeley, this is the perfect weekend to do it.
White Nose Pete Fly Fishing Festival
June 6th & 7th: Celebrate Rangeley’s rich fly-fishing heritage at the White Nose Pete Fly Fishing Festival. There will be a range of activities from fly-tying and casting demos to local vendors and talks from local experts. Whether you’re an experienced fly fisher or just curious about the sport, this weekend is a great time to experience Rangeley’s outdoor culture.
Lupine Festival at the Outdoor Heritage Museum
June 14th: Celebrate the beginning of summer at the Lupine Festival, featuring Maine-made arts, crafts, antiques, and more on the grounds of the Outdoor Heritage Museum in Oquossoc. Browse local vendors, explore the museum’s exhibits, and stop by the gift shop for books, posters, and unique regional finds.
High Peaks PaddleFest & the Rangeley Oquossoc Adventure Rendezvous (ROAR)
June 20–22: Make sure to catch Maine’s High Peaks PaddleFest, presented by the Northern Forest Canoe Trail and Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, a celebration of outdoor adventure in the heart of the Rangeley Lakes Region. PaddleFest weekend includes clinics, gear demos, food, music, and fun for the whole family. The highlight of the weekend is the Rangeley Oquossoc Adventure Rendezvous (ROAR), a two-day, 40-mile stage race. ROAR takes paddlers through the stunning lakes, rivers, and portages once traveled by Native peoples and historic guides—now part of the Northern Forrest Canoe Trail. Whether you’re racing, cheering, or just soaking it all in, it’s a one-of-a-kind Rangeley Weekend.
Farmers Markets
Rangeley hosts two weekly farmers markets throughout the summer, offering fresh food and locally made goods. Every Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, the farmers market on South Shore Drive features fresh produce, locally raised meats and eggs, goat cheese, and more. On Thursdays during the same hours, the Downtown Farmers Market at the Depot Street Parking Lot includes organic produce, handmade items, and artwork by local artisans. Exploring the farmers markets is a great way to pick up fresh ingredients, discover local products, and add something special to your stay in Rangeley.
Plan Your Perfect June Getaway in Rangeley
June in Rangeley is packed with unique events that highlight the best of the region—whether you’re into birding, paddling, local art, or fresh food. From scenic festivals to outdoor activities and local markets, it’s a great time to explore everything the area has to offer. Check your calendar, choose your weekend, and make the most of your time in the mountains. Click here to book your stay today!
Photo Credit: Kyle Haley Photography
Rangeley’s 2025 Summer Events
Summer is right around the corner and it’s time to start planning that Rangeley vacation you’ve been thinking about all year. Rangeley offers the perfect balance of nature, adventure, and relaxation. This beautiful getaway has something for everyone, whether you’re here for one of the area’s big summer events or hoping to sneak in a quiet escape between the crowds. In this post, we’re highlighting some of the most popular summer weekends in Rangeley, so if you’re looking to join the fun (or plan around it) you’ll know what to expect.
Rangeley Birding Festival
June 5th-8th: From loons on the lakes to warblers in the woods and the rare Bicknell’s Thrush in the high peaks, RLHT’s Rangeley Birding Festival offers a chance to see some of Maine’s most exciting species all in one place. Enjoy guided trips, scenic chairlift rides, expert talks, and events hosted at Saddleback. If you’ve ever wanted to bird in Rangeley, this is the perfect weekend to do it.
White Nose Pete Fly Fishing Festival
June 6th & 7th: Celebrate Rangeley’s rich fly-fishing heritage at the White Nose Pete Fly Fishing Festival. There will be a range of activities from fly-tying and casting demos to local vendors and talks from local experts. Whether you’re an experienced fly fisher or just curious about the sport, this weekend is a great time to experience Rangeley’s outdoor culture.
Lupine Festival
June 14th: Celebrate the beginning of summer at the Lupine Festival, featuring Maine-made arts, crafts, antiques, and more on the grounds of the Outdoor Heritage Museum in Oquossoc. Browse local vendors, explore the museum’s exhibits, and stop by the gift shop for books, posters, and unique regional finds.
High Peaks PaddleFest & the Rangeley Oquossoc Adventure Rendezvous (ROAR)
June 20th-22nd: Make sure to catch Maine’s High Peaks PaddleFest, presented by the Northern Forest Canoe Trail and Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, a celebration of outdoor adventure in the heart of the Rangeley Lakes Region. PaddleFest weekend includes clinics, gear demos, food, music, and fun for the whole family. The highlight of the weekend is the Rangeley Oquossoc Adventure Rendezvous (ROAR), a two-day, 40-mile stage race. ROAR takes paddlers through the stunning lakes, rivers, and portages once traveled by Native peoples and historic guides—now part of the Northern Forrest Canoe Trail. Whether you’re racing, cheering, or just soaking it all in, it’s a one-of-a-kind Rangeley Weekend.
Independence Day Weekend
July 3rd: In Rangeley, Independence day celebrations always kick off early with July 3rd in the park. Rangeley’s downtown comes alive with the parade down Main Street followed by the dog parade, the annual duck race, and the Joan Frost Memorial Art and Craft Fair in the park. And of course, you can’t miss the fireworks over Rangeley Lake, they light up the sky and reflect off of the water for an unforgettable experience.
Strawberry Festival
July 10: Head to Oquossoc Village for the Strawberry Festival, a summer favorite featuring over 40 local vendors, homemade strawberry shortcake, the famous Guide Fries, and fresh-grilled favorites. Hosted by the Rangeley Region Guides and Sportsmen’s Association, it’s a great way to enjoy the season while supporting local businesses and celebrating the community.
Logging Festival Days
July 11th & 12th: Learn about Rangeley’s timber heritage at the 44th Annual Logging Festival, hosted by the Maine Forestry Museum. The weekend kicks off with hands-on demos, draft horses hauling logs, vintage equipment in action, and even tours for those curious about how Maine’s forests are managed today. On Saturday, enjoy the lively Logging Parade, explore vendor booths, and don’t miss the traditional Bean Hole Dinner. It’s a fun, family-friendly celebration of the region’s deep logging roots.
Rangeley Health and Wellness Summer Concert
July 27th: The Rangeley Health and Wellness Summer Concert brings live music, great energy, and lakefront views together for an exciting evening that supports a great cause. Held at the Rangeley Wellness Pavilion, this annual benefit concert draws music lovers from near and far. Stay tuned for this year’s headliner! Bring a blanket, grab your tickets early, and get ready for a night of music with killer views!
Oquossoc Day
August 16th: Join the fun at the 20th Annual Oquossoc Day, featuring a Fantastic ’50s theme! Enjoy a dog show, water skiing exhibition, classic car show, an arts and crafts show, and special events from local businesses. It’s a full day of family-friendly fun by the lake.
Blueberry Festival
August 21st: Mark your calendars for the Blueberry Festival in Rangeley from 10 AM to 3 PM! This fun-filled event celebrates everything blueberry with local vendors, crafts, delicious treats, and activities for all ages. Bring your family and friends and enjoy a sweet day in the heart of our community!
Radio Fest
August 31: Join WRGY for the Annual Radio Fest, a night dedicated to celebrating local musicians and supporting Rangeley’s Community Radio Station. Enjoy live music, light refreshments, and a cash bar as you relax and soak in the sounds from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM. It’s the perfect way to unwind and support the local arts!
Don’t Miss Out on Rangeley’s Best Summer Weekends–Book Your Stay!
From vibrant festivals to live music and outdoor adventures, there’s no shortage of exciting events happening in Rangeley this summer. These weekends are the perfect way to experience all that this beautiful area has to offer. Mark your calendar, gather your friends and family, and get ready to make unforgettable memories! Click here to book your stay today!
Photo Credit: Kyle Haley Photography
The Bronco Buster Downhill Event is Back at Saddleback!
Get ready for a thrilling downhill event! On Sunday, April 13, 2025, the Bronco Buster returns to Saddleback, where participants will race down the Tightline run in a fun and challenging competition.
Bronco Buster Rules:
The goal is simple: make it down Tightline without stopping or falling! Those who stay on their feet will be entered to win amazing prizes, including ticket packs, Turtleboxes, Stio gear, and more! Categories include Slowest, Ugliest, Longest, Shortest, Loudest, Quietest, and Best Costume – with creative interpretations by both competitors and judges!
It’s all about having fun, so whether you’re competing for prizes or just here for the laughs, the Bronco Buster is an event you won’t want to miss!
Event Schedule:
8-11am: Check-In At Lodge
11-4pm: Runs on Tight Line
Plan Your Getaway Today!
With exciting events at Saddleback coming up, Rangeley is calling! You won’t want to miss this exciting weekend in the mountains. Enjoy 15% off spring bookings, automatically applied! Click here to book your stay today!
The King of the Mountain Snowmobile Hill Climb is back at Saddleback!
Mark your calendars for one of the most exciting events of the year: the 2025 King of the Mountain Snowmobile Hill Climb, happening April 25th-26th at Saddleback! Racers from all over New England and the East Coast will be racing up the mountain and you wont want to miss it.
Stay with Us and Be Close to the Action!
Our vacation rentals offer the perfect place to stay while you enjoy all the action. With a variety of cozy properties on Saddleback or just a short distance away, you’ll have easy access to the hill climb, as well as everything else the Rangeley area has to offer. Enjoy 15% off on all spring bookings—automatically applied on our website–Click here to book your stay today!
Saddleback’s King of the Mountain Hill Climb Schedule:
Friday, April 25th
2–6 PM: Rider bib pickup and sled tech checks
5–8 PM: Enjoy live music from Toby McAllister & The Sierra Sounds at The Pub
Saturday, April 26th
6–8AM: Final rider bib pickup and sled tech checks
8:30 AM: Riders’ Meeting
9:00 AM: The races begin!
Noon: Kids’ race begins
Awards Ceremony to follow
Racing Classes Include:
- King & Queen of the Mountain
- Vintage, 650 Stock & Open, 600 Factory
- 700, 800, 900 Stock & Open
- Women’s, JR & Teen, Vets/Masters
- Kids’ 120 Stock & Mod, and more!