The Perennial Inn is located in Rumford Point, about 70 miles from Portland, Maine. Nearby winter activities include downhill skiing at Sunday River Ski Resort, Black Mountain and Mt. Abram. Miles of groomed cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails are also close by. Better yet, ski right outside the door and explore acres of fields and forests that surround the Inn. Additional winter activities include, snow shoeing, dog sledding, sledding, tubing, ice fishing, sleigh rides, ice skating, and shopping.

A number of local restaurants, antique dealers, and shops await your discovery and for bargain hunters, outlet shopping in North Conway, NH is only an hour's drive away.

During the summer months, activities include, swimming, fly fishing, ocean and lake fishing, hiking, canoe and kayaking, moose tours, mountain biking on our trails or many nearby locations, visiting local mineral sites, the artists covered bridge, golf, white water rafting, site seeing, shopping, antiquing, and relaxing. Guide Services and packages can be arranged for any activity.

For local Orvis endorsed guide services see Mountain Ranger Guide Service. For a variety of winter activities including snowmobile rentals and summer activities including 4-wheeler rentals, canoeing and kayaking as well as an Orvis authorized retailer, visit Sun Valley Sports & Guide Service. Canoes and Kayaks can also be rented from Bethel Outdoor Adventures. For a unique bird hunting adventure visit Setters Point. There are a number of state parks, and the White Mountain National Forest is a short drive from the Inn. Please let us know what you would like to do!

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The Sunday River Golf Club is one of the premier courses in New England. Set on the edge of the Sunday River Valley, the course is surrounded by miles of wilderness and the towering peaks of the Mahoosuc Range. In this spectacular setting, eighteen fairways wind through the Maine woods, following the natural topography of the landscape and offering awe-inspiring views from each hole, while the Robert Trent Jones, Jr. design strikes the perfect balance between challenge and playability.

Top 10 Best New Upscale Public Courses - Golf Digest
Top 10 Best New Courses in the World - Travel + Leisure Golf
#1 Course in Maine - Golfweek
Public Course of the Year - GolfStyles New England