Allagash Headwaters Snowmobile Club
Allagash · Snowmobiling
The far-north club, long-distance riding at the headwaters of the Allagash.
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Allagash · Snowmobiling
The far-north club, long-distance riding at the headwaters of the Allagash.
Allagash
The 92-mile canoe trip of the East. Chain Lakes, Churchill Lake, rapids, portages, and the Allagash River running north to the St. John. Reserve campsites ahead; bring bug juice.
Caribou · Snowmobiling
One of central Aroostook's biggest trail systems, a hub for riders crossing the middle of the County.
Caribou · ATV
One of central Aroostook's most active trail clubs, miles of trails in and around Caribou.
Fort Fairfield · ATV
Trails running the Fort Fairfield country on the eastern edge of the potato fields.
Fort Kent
Cross-country skiing and biathlon near the St. John Valley. The center has groomed trails, rentals, and plenty of snow.
Fort Kent · Snowmobiling
Keeping the trails groomed from Fort Kent and Carter Brook to Frenchville, gateway to the Allagash corners.
Fort Kent · ATV
The Fort Kent area club keeping the northern St. John Valley trails open.
Houlton · ATV
Serving Houlton, Amity, Cary, Hodgdon, Linneus, Littleton, Monticello, Orient, and Weston, the southern gateway trails.
Limestone · Also serving Caribou, Caswell
5,252 acres on the former Loring Air Force Base, 13 miles of foot trails through northern hardwood forest, streams, ponds, wetlands, and grasslands. Moose, moose tracks, and boreal birds. Open year-round, half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset.
Madawaska · Snowmobiling
Valley trails around Madawaska, ployes in town, powder in the woods.
Mars Hill
The County's alpine ski area on the flank of 1,700-foot Mars Hill Mountain. Night skiing, tubing, terrain parks, and ski school, run by the nonprofit Maine Winter Sports Center. Summer brings hiking, hang gliding, and mountain views for days.
Presque Isle
Maine's very first state park, established 1938. 898 acres encompassing Quaggy Jo Mountain and Echo Lake, camping, hiking, 15 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails, swimming, and fishing. Off U.S. Route 1 south of Presque Isle.
Presque Isle · Biking
A community gravel-ride group with weekly rides around Presque Isle, the scratch-your-itch route into the county's back roads.
Presque Isle · Biking
750+ acres of public trails behind the Presque Isle side of the old Nordic Heritage Center. Nordic skiing, mountain biking, hiking, snowshoeing, biathlon, open year-round, free, groomed by volunteers, with a lodge and rentals on site.
Presque Isle · Also serving Wade · Snowmobiling
The Presque Isle Snowmobile Club and the Aroostook River Snowmobile Club keep the trails around the county seat, both post trail news on Facebook.
Presque Isle
The volunteer-run alpine hill that taught generations of County kids to shred. After-school, weekend, and youth programs keep alpine skiing affordable in northern Maine.
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