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  • Writer's pictureGerry Caron
    • Jul 16
    • 3 min read

Visit Brassua Lake Maine: Your Guide to Outdoor Adventures


view of the rocky edge of lake and dam at and mountains in the distance

Visit Brassua Lake Maine: Your Guide to Outdoor Adventures

Discover Brassua Lake

Sprawling across almost 9,000 acres in the beautiful the Highlands Region, Brassua Lake Maine located in the scenic region of Somerset County, Maine is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. This large reservoir, created in 1925 by damming the lower Moose River, merged Brassua and Little Brassua Lake into one stunning body of water. The result is a pristine lake, perfect for a variety of outdoor activities It offers an ideal retreat for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.


Activities at Brassua Lake

Brassua Lake offers a wide range of activities for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Here's what you can enjoy:


  • Hiking: Explore the scenic trails surrounding the lake and enjoy the diverse flora and fauna of the Maine Highlands.

  • Fishing: Brassua Lake is a haven for anglers, with abundant fish species including trout, bass, and salmon.

  • Cross-Country Skiing: During the winter, the area transforms into a winter wonderland, perfect for cross-country skiing enthusiasts.

  • Boating: With its vast expanse, Brassua Lake is ideal for boating, kayaking, and canoeing.

  • Snowmobiling: Take advantage of the extensive network of snowmobile trails that crisscross the region.

  • Swimming: Enjoy a refreshing dip in the clear waters of Brassua Lake during the warmer months.

  • Snowshoeing: Discover the beauty of the winter landscape on snowshoes.

  • Beach: Relax on the sandy shores and soak up the sun.

  • Horseback Riding: Traverse the scenic trails on horseback for a unique perspective of the area.

  • Hunting: The surrounding forests provide excellent hunting opportunities for those with the proper permits.

  • Tubing: Have fun tubing on the lake or nearby rivers.

  • Wildlife Viewing and Birding: Brassua Lake is home to a variety of wildlife, including moose, deer, and numerous bird species.


Plan Your Visit

Brassua Lake is a perfect year-round destination. Whether you're planning a summer getaway or a winter adventure, the lake offers something for everyone. Here are some additional offerings and local contacts to help you plan your visit:



Spend the Day at Brassua Lake

No matter the season, Brassua Lake promises an unforgettable experience. Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and outdoor adventures that await in the Maine Highlands Region.


For more information on local activities, dining, and other accommodations, check out these resources:




What to Do in Moosehead Lake

For those seeking more activities and detailed guides, Moose River Lookout offers a wealth of information about the Moosehead Lake area. From seasonal events and community news to outdoor adventure guides and dining recommendations, Moose River Lookout is your new resource for exploring the region. In addition to hiking, you can find information on boating, fishing, camping, and local attractions.

Want more information checkout our Moosehead News!


Need a Great Place to Stay?

When visiting the Greenville, Rockwood, and Jackman areas, consider staying at Moose River Lookout. Located on the Moose River at the base of Blue Ridge in Rockwood, our accommodation offers direct backyard access to Maine's Interconnected Trail System and is just a few miles from Brassua Lake. Look no further than our Rockwood cabin rental which is situated on the picturesque Moose River at the base of Blue Ridge Mountain, Moose River Lookout offers unbeatable access to Maine's ITS66 Interconnected Trail System, right from your backyard.


Whether you're here to explore the great outdoors or simply relax and unwind, Moose River Lookout provides the perfect home base for your Maine adventure.



Embrace the best of Maine’s natural beauty and outdoor activities at Brassua Lake. Your adventure starts here!

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