Moosehead Lake Historic Steamboat Cruise
Cruise Maine's largest lake aboard a 1914 National Historic Site
Duration
4.5 hrs
Includes
Museum admission, narration
Highlights
Step aboard the 1914 steamboat Katahdin, a National Historic Site, for a cruise on Moosehead Lake. Explore the lake's natural beauty and regional history from spacious indoor and outdoor seating.
- Take in views across Moosehead Lake, Maine's largest lake
- Relax on spacious decks with indoor and outdoor seating
- Browse lunch fare, snacks, and gluten-free options available for purchase aboard
- Find sandwiches, soups, salads, soft drinks, beer, and wine at the galley
What's Included
- Regional history narration
- Moosehead Marine Museum admission
Important details
- Arrive when boarding begins at 10:30am, 30 minutes before departure
- Ages 12 and under must wear a life preserver while aboard; life preservers are available
- Leave outside food and beverages behind
- Leave firearms behind, as Maine law prohibits them where alcohol is served
- Pets are not allowed; certified service animals only
- Do not smoke or use electronic cigarettes aboard
Cancellation Policy
Cruises operate rain or shine. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the operator cancels. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged the full price.
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FAQs
If you are traveling from points south, allow an extra 30 minutes for construction along the Moosehead Trail.
Meeting details
12 Lily Bay Road, Greenville, ME 04441
Related locations
Moosehead Marine Museum
Admission includedPerched at the edge of Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine, the Moosehead Marine Museum draws you into a world of wooden hulls, brass fittings, and the quiet thunder of steam engines past. At the heart of the museum floats the historic steamboat Katahdin, a century-old vessel that once carried passengers and logs across the lake. The Moosehead Marine Museum brings that era to vivid life through exhibits, photographs, and seasonal cruises aboard a genuine piece of Maine history.
