Guided Allagash Canoe & Camping Trip

The Allagash Wilderness waterway is one of the most beautiful stretches of Maine

wilderness in the state. With over 90 miles of untouched lake, pond and river, it is an

unforgettable adventure that will inspire for years to come. The Allagash is home to lots

of wood cutting history as it was once at the heart of the logging operations in Maine.

Along the waterway there is abandoned trains, logging tools, derelict dams, and many

more interesting artifacts which remain, lost forever to the forests. We have taken

people of all ages down the Allagash, and we have two trip options. The seven day trip

begins at Chamberlain Lake and ends in Allagash village, less than 10 miles from the

Canadian border. The five day trip cuts out the long paddle across Chamberlain Lake

which is known to be extremely windy at times and puts in at Indian Pond Stream. Both

trips are amazing experiences which will let you experience the beautiful Maine

wilderness in its more raw form. Meals, land-use fees, transportation, 1 night lodging at base camp on each end of the trip, canoeing equipment, and most camping supplies are included.

$1800/pp for the 7 day trip

$1400/pp for the 5 day trip