Inn By The River, West Forks

Inn By The River offers multiple lodging options, including private guest rooms, a carriage house, and cabins located on the banks of the Kennebec River. Many rooms are equipped with Jacuzzi tubs and porches that overlook the confluence of the Kennebec and Dead Rivers. The carriage house contains two double bed rooms with a full kitchen and can accommodate larger groups.

The Riverside Restaurant & Pub serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, featuring homemade dishes prepared with onsite-grown ingredients. Guests can enjoy outdoor dining on the patio or in the cozy indoor setting. During the summer months, the restaurant provides easy access to food and cocktails right by the river.

The hotel is located close to some of the finest whitewater rafting locations in the country, including Three Rivers Whitewater, where guests can see rafts float down the river from the hotel's back porch. Tubing is another popular activity, with rentals available for a leisurely float down a natural lazy river. Snowmobiling trails connect directly to the hotel's location, providing access to hundreds of miles of groomed trails.

Inn By The River is positioned in The Forks, close to magnificent rivers, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife. The area provides excellent opportunities for sightseeing, with easy access to hiking trails that showcase northern Maine's natural beauty. Additionally, it is a short drive to nearby towns such as Jackman and Greenville for further exploration.

With a beautiful riverside setup, the hotel hosts weddings and special events for up to fifty guests indoors or larger groups outdoors during the summer months. The staff assists with all aspects of event planning, from catering to music and decoration. Couples can customize wedding packages that accommodate guest stays and rehearsal dinners.

Accommodation: private guest rooms and cabins

Dining: Riverside Restaurant & Pub with outdoor patio

Outdoor Activities: whitewater rafting and snowmobiling trails

Location: short drive to Jackman and Greenville