Old Canada Road Scenic Byway

Some canoers socialize and prepare to go canoeing on the Kennebec River.

The Attean Overlook displays Attean Pond, Attean Mountain and associated mountains of the Province of Quebec, fresh with fall foliage.

Old Canada Road curves along the shore of the Wyman Lake in Moscow, Maine.

The Solon Congregational Church is an example of vernacular architecture found along Old Canada Road.

A lone canoer enjoys the scenery while paddling the Kennebec River.

Snowmobile riders open up their throttles and cruise along a part of Maine's Interconnected Trail System (ITS) near Old Canada Road.

Old Canada Road winds through powdered mountains and forests, which still hold onto some fall color during early winter.

Old Canada Road heads north, curving into thick forests and rolling mountains that lie at the horizon.

From an aerial view, Jackman, Moose River, and Wood Pond showcase peaceful greenery and still waters.

Stands of paper birch frame the wide view of the Kennebec River Valley at the Moscow Picnic Area and Overlook.

Kennebec River, its banks filled with thick green forests, runs next to Old Canada Road.

The vibrant blue Kennebec River winds through the town of Bingham and the Wyman Dam until it reaches the sparkling southern end of Wyman Lake in the Kennebec River Valley.

A range of red, orange, and yellow autumn colors tints the trees surrounding Fall Brook.

A steady stream of white water cascades over Houston Brook Falls.

Looking south from Old Canada Road Scenic Byway in Moscow, Kennebec River curves in the distance as it heads toward Wyman Lake.

A lone sled rider cruises along nicely groomed trails on Old Canada Road.

Old Canada Road provides vast expanses of untracked snow for this sled-rider.

The Old Canada Road winds along Wyman Lake, directly west of the road.

A blanket of clouds overhead and a vast view of civilization underneath provide a great view for snowmobiler riders.