Fort Fairfield Activities

Kayaking on the Aroostook river
Adventures on the Aroostook River, Fort Fairfield

Registered Maine Guide Adventures: unique authentic experiences that only a registered Maine guide can provide!

Canoeing/Kayaking/Tubing:
The Sasquatch river trail
Paddling with Eagles

Hiking:
Fort Fairfield river walk 
International Appalachian Trail (IAT)

Bicycling and mountain biking:
 A farm country bicycle tour
There are more than 5 trails covering 148 miles in the Fort  Fairfield area. Click here to see trails.

Fishing
Fishing on the Aroostook River
Mahoosuc registered Maine guide fishing trip: This is a wonderful 5-day canoe fly fishing trip down the Aroostook river in June. 
Brook Trout Fishing on the Aroostook River, Fort Fairfield: “The entire month of June offers top-rate brook trout fishing all along the Aroostook River, perhaps the most dependable and constant action of the entire season. Best of all, regardless of your style of fishing — worm rigs, fly casting, tossing lures or trolling — everyone will catch trout and often some large ones.”
“While a canoe or small boat helps anglers explore more water, it’s amazing how many fish are caught from boat landings, roadside shorelines and even residents’ backyards just by casting from the river bank. There are several maintained boat ramps with parking in various communities and dozens of rough roadside launch sites from two-tracks and field roads from secondary and paved highways along each side of the river’s route.”

Nature Watching, Bird-watching
Paddling with Eagles 

Conservation- Ecotourism
Tourism Ideas

Picnicking

Magical picnic experiences
Riverside Pavilion & Park: a lovely spot by the river to enjoy a picnic!

More Activities

    • “It is at the Aroostook Valley Country Club where the Stars and Stripes and Maple Leaf fly side by side.” This golf course is actually both in the US and Canada, and is surrounded by beautiful rural landscapes and the Aroostook River. “The golf course and clubhouse are in Four Falls, New Brunswick, while the main entrance, parking lot and pro shop are in Fort Fairfield.” (Bangor Daily News). Because it is also in Canada, you will need your passport to access the golf course. 

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