Experience the beauty of winter at Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine! With temperatures at 15 degrees and wind chills dipping below zero, the lake is hard at work making ice. Standing proudly in the cove is the 110-year-old Steamship Katahdin, wintering in her iconic home.

Moosehead Lake, a natural gem in Piscataquis County, is the largest lake in Maine and the biggest mountain lake in the eastern United States. Spanning 40 miles long and 10 miles wide, with over 80 islands, this 1,268-square-mile lake is steeped in history and surrounded by the breathtaking Longfellow Mountains.

Greenville, the heart of this region, offers charming shops, cozy restaurants, and all the warmth of a small-town community. Moosehead Lake is more than a destination—it's a timeless wonder, with moose outnumbering people 3 to 1.

As Henry David Thoreau once described, the lake gleams "like a silver platter at the end of the table." Whether it's the incredible wildlife, the awe-inspiring scenery, or the serenity of the icy waters, Moosehead Lake continues to captivate visitors year after year.