Wilderness Trips

The St. Coix is a 71 mile long river in Maine that forms the border between the United States and Canada. A great river for beginners and experienced paddlers alike, the river offers moderate white water and a variable travel length, allowing canoeists to run anything from a weekend trip to a week-long pilgrimage. It is a great option for families to have for vacationing in Maine in the summer.

If you are looking for a remote wilderness experience the Allagash is the perfect. Maine’s only designated “wild and scenic river” this river gives the best chance to spot moose.  This river can be run from June to September.

Our home river, flowing from Baskahegan lake down to the Machias river, this is a great river for beginning canoeists to get their paddles wet and perhaps learn a little about poling. This river is best run from May to early July.

A unique way to enjoy the North Maine Woods and get a stunning view of Mt. Katahdin along the way. The West branch is a perfect trip for anyone interested in a introductory canoe experience. The river and lake are full of pristine camp sites, wildlife, and fishing. This river can be run any time of the year spring to fall!

Maine's largest wilderness is home to the largest mountain in Maine. Climbing Katahdin may be the most popular attractio of the park but there are many more equally exciting activities to take part in. From naturally carved waterslides at Blueberry Ledges to spelunking at the Ice Caves, Baxter State Park has something for everyone. A beautiful park accessible spring through fall.

A high octane, fast moving white water river in Quebec, Canada. This river is not for the faint of heart. Only runnable in the early spring.