Comprising Maine's northernmost regions, Aroostock is the place for adventure! Whether hiking in the mountains or camping out while exploring in the great Allagash Wilderness, there is something for everyone year-round in the north.

Know as the "Thousand Lakes" region, in the Summer all of your freshwater activities can be enjoyed in Aroostock: Boating, Sailing, Fishing and Swimming.

There are hundreds of miles of Maine's best Snowmobiling Trails to entice you into a return visit in the Winter, as well.

The area also contains some of the greatest farm country in the U.S. and produces over a million tons of potatos per year. Many of the farms offer tours and pick-your-own specials along with the farm-fresh produce for sale so that you can experience first-hand the great tradition of the American family farm.

There is much Canadian influence in the area as it juts up into southern Canada and, as Aroostock was one of the settling grounds for the exiled Acadians, there is a decidedly Cajun air to many of the towns and activities as well as a big Scottish influence from their neighbors in Nova Scotia, quite noticeable in the architecture.

Aroostock is probably the least commercialized of all of Maine's regions and offers you an intimate look at the best of what Maine has to offer.