Canoe Trips in Maine's Allagash
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $500 to $800 Length: 4 to 8 Days	Join us on guided and fully outfitted canoe/camping/fishing trips on rivers and lakes in Maine's famous Allagash Wilderness Waterway. We offer trips for all ages and ability levels. Come and share the ultimate outdoor adventure with us. Enjoy great brook and lake trout fishing on the Allagash Lake Trip and its breath taking beauty. The thrill of canoeing Allagash Stream; the exploration of the Ice Caves, and the majestic climb of Allagash Mountain will make memories to last a lifetime. Or enjoy our more traditional Allagash River Trip with its great scenery, whitewater, wildlife, photography and more as we canoe down the 92 mile scenic river system. Don't miss the thrill of Chase Rapids and the beauty of the 40 foot Allagash Falls.
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West Branch of the Penobscot River
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $400 to $600 Length: 3 to 5 Days	Join us on one of Maine’s great canoe trips in the north Maine woods. The W. Branch of the Penobscot River Trip begins at beautiful Lobster Lake and ends at the south end of Chesuncook Lake. Connecting the two lakes is the gentle flowing Penobscot River with a total distance of about 40 miles. Highlights of the trip are spectacular views of Mt. Katahdin and Big Spencer Mountain; an abundance of wildlife and in particular Moose; great paddling of gentle flowing class 1 water; and a tour of the famous logging community of Chesuncook village. For those groups that want to add an overnight at the Chesuncook Lake House, we enjoy a great lodging and dining to combine with the tenting out.
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St. John River
Skill Level: Beg.-Int. Departs: May, Jun, Cost: $750 Length: 7 days	Trips on the St. John River will be during the month of June because of falling water levels. We will start at Baker Lake and travel about 120 miles to the town of St. Francis, through beautiful wilderness near the Canadian border. Numerous CLASS I and CLASS II rapids are mixed by quiet beauty and the ever challenging Mother Nature. A great way to end a week of excitement and relaxation. The St. John River is a great canoeing skill river because it has easier rapids at the start, and then more challenging rapids several days down river. Beginners and intermediate canoeists will not be disappointed.
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