DID YOU KNOW?

Beat the rush by renewing your membership/locker before August 31!

If you print and sign the '08-'09 Liability Waiver in advance,
you won't have to wait in line to do it at the counter! MS Word | PDF

If you're bringing children who are not your legal dependents, you must have each child's parent or legal guardian sign the Waiver in advance. MS Word | PDF

The 2008-2009 Fitness Class Schedule Is Ready!
Excel Format | PDF Format

Our Quicklinks drop-down menu, at left, has links to our most-commonly visited pages such as the Exercise Class schedule, trail conditions, etc!

Upcoming Events

Saturday August 23 to Sunday August 31:
There will be no exercise classes during this week.

Sunday August 31:
Academic Year hours begin for all Campus Recreation facilities.

Friday August 29 to Monday September 1:
First year students are moving into their dorms on Friday August 29, and "Maine Hello" events will continue throughout the weekend. If you plan to come on campus that weekend, especially on that Friday, be sure to leave yourself extra time to navigate through traffic.

Monday September 1 to Sunday September 7:
UMaine employees and their families enter for free!

Monday September 1 to Sunday September 7
All group exercise classes are free!

Facility Hours
Student Recreation and Fitness Center
Maine Bound Adventure Center
Bridge Tennis Complex
Wallace Pool (Open Swim Times)
Mahaney Dome (Open Recreation Times)

AWARDS & NOMINATIONS:

The UMaine Recreation and Fitness Center has been nominated for the
2008 Athletic Business Architectural Showcase.

The UMaine Recreation and Fitness Center has been awarded Silver Certification under the U.S. Green Buildings Council's Green Building Rating System,
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED).

The UMaine Recreation and Fitness Center is a
National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA)
2008 Outstanding Sports Facility (OSF) Award Winner!
OSF Awards recognize creative, innovative designs of new, renovated, or expanded collegiate recreational facilities. Winners are considered standards by which other collegiate recreational facilities should be measured.