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Northern Maine Estcourt Station SNOWMOBILE Madawaska AK 39 Beau Lake 14 13 C T 15 6 16 7 3 For Current Trail Condition Updates visit: 2016-2017 17 TRAILS 4 Produced by the Association of Aroostook Chambers of Commerce www.visitaroostook.com Grand Isle www.mesnow.com St. John River N 10 Fort Kent 21 AK 37 Lille 19 AK 35 1 Frenchville 25 8 5 18 24 St. Agatha 20 St. John River 2 Long Respect Glazier Lake Trail St. John 26 Lake W E Private Property Stay on 23 Soldier Pond St. Francis 9 Van Buren Marked Trails Sinclair 22 Mud AK 33 11 Wallagrass Lake Dickey Cross S St. John River Allagash Lake Hamlin AK 29 Square 27 Stockholm Eagle Lake Don’t Drink 12 Lake Madawaska Lake AK 31 & Drive Eagle Lake Little Madawaska Lake Caswell Gardner AK 27 New Sweden Pond Deboullie Allagash River Pond St. Froid Lake NORTH Togue Pond Highest Rated Trail Riding 1. Acadia FCU 15. Madawaska Chamber AK 23 39 Limestone 2. Corriveau Arctic Cat Plus 16. Martin’s Motel ITS 90 Alt Rte In case of an Fish River in New England! 3. Gateway Motel 17. H&S Garage & Auto Sales 41 4. Grand Isle General Store 18. Fort Kent Powersports 34 43 37 EMERGENCY 5. Lakeview 19. Mooseshack 31 45 5566 AK 25 49 6. NorState FCU 20. Valley Rentals Perham AK 21 44 Dial 53Caribou Northern Maine 7. Daigle’s Sport Center 21. Pelletier Motors 8. Northern Door Inn 22. Aroostook Hospitality Inn Fish River 28 48 9. Martin’s General Store 23. Store on Sugar Shack RoadFish River Carson Portage 30 9-1-1 10. Trailside Vacation Rental 24. Long Lake Motor Inn Lake SNOWMOBILE Lake Wade 59 64 11. Tulsa, Inc. 25. Roger’s Sport Center Aroostook County Sheri’s Dept. TRAILS 2016-2017 12. Overlook Motel 26. Trackemdown Lodge & Cabins cell phone *22 Produced by the Association of Aroostook Chambers of Commerce 13. Morin’s Variety & Diner 27. Bald Eagle & JD’s Lunchbox Washburn 50Fort Faireld 14. Inn of Acadia 28. Hewes Brook Lodge AK 20 1-800-432-7842 Carr AK 15 Crouseville AK 19 CENTRAL Pond 56 Portage 61 Maine Warden Service - Ashland 29. Central Aroostook Chamber 48. Russell’s Motel Aroostook River 58 207-435-3231 30. Caribou Inn 49. Plourde & Plourde Ski-doo & Convention Center 50. Boondock’s Grille Watch for 32 Clayton AK 17 31. Foster’s 51. Hampton Inn 54 Lake THIN ICE! Mapleton Maine State Police 32. Arndt’s Aroostook River 52. University of Maine at cell phone *77 51 Lodge & Campground Presque Isle 36 38 1-800-924-2261 65 46 33. Governor’s Restaurant 53. Caribou Chamber Big Machias 4735 Presque Isle 52 3363 34. CARY Medical Center 54. Theriault Equipment Lake 42 35. Northeastland Hotel 55. Plourde & Plourde Arctic Cat 29 40ITS 83 By-Pass 36. Irish Setter Pub 56. Dean’s Motor Lodge 37. Pines Health Services 57. Libby Camps 60 Quick Travel Reference 38. The County FCU 58. Chandler Farms, Inc. Easton 62 Ashland Fort Kent to Allagash............................................. 41.9 mi. 39. Hometown Fuels 59. Jordan’s Snowmobile Rentals AK 13 Madawaska to Fort Kent...................................... 24.6 mi. 40. The Sled Shop, Inc. 60. Ashland Diner Van Buren to Madawaska.................................... 29.5 mi. 41. Retrax 61. Aroostook Hospitality Inn Portage to Allagash ............................................... 79.4 mi. 42. Presque Isle Inn 62. Ashland 1 Stop Caribou to Fort Kent.............................................. 46 mi. & Convention Center 63. Webxcentrics Westeld Caribou to Madawaska......................................... 46.3 mi. 43. The Par & Grill 64. Mike’s Quik Stop & Deli AK 7 AK 11 Limestone to Van Buren....................................... 24.1 mi. 44. County Sports, Inc. First Choice Market & Deli Scopan Caribou to Limestone ........................................... 10.3 mi. 45. Crown Park Inn 65. Harry’s Motorsports Lake Mars Hill Fort Faireld to Limestone.................................. 16.9 mi. 46. Katahdin Trust Company 66. Sports Inn Bowladrome Presque Isle to Caribou......................................... 25.5 mi. 47. Clukey’s Auto Supply AK 9 Masardis Fort Faireld to Caribou....................................... 16.5 mi. SOUTH Presque Isle to Fort Faireld............................... 14.4 mi. 67. Birch Point Cabins 75. Tidd’s Sport Shop Mars Hill to Fort Faireld...................................... 24 mi. & Restaurant 76. The Homestead Lodge Mars Hill to Presque Isle....................................... 12 mi. 68. Spaulding Lake Outfitters 77. Houlton Power Sports Mars Hill to Ashland .............................................. 50 mi. 69. Grammy’s Country Inn 78. Shiretown Inn & Suites Mars Hill to Oxbow ................................................ 54 mi. Respect 70. Katahdin Lodge 79. First Settler’s Lodge Houlton to Mars Hill .............................................. 29.5 mi. Oxbow Private Property 71. Matagamon Wilderness 80. Wilderness Variety Store Aroostook River Danforth to Houlton.............................................. 47 mi. 76 Stay on www.visitaroostook.com 72. Mt. Chase Lodge 81. Katahdin Valley Motel Bridgewater Note: All distances are estimates based on best available map data 73. First Choice Real Estate 82. Groom Maine AK 6 Marked Trails from various sources and are not ground veried. 1-888-216-2463 74. Shin Pond Village Number Nine Lake Trail Snowmobile Club Listing ROOSTOOK OUNTY ENOBSCOT OUNTY A C & P C Libby Pinnacle Loop Allagash: Moosetown Riders, Inc, 19 Inn Rd, Allagash ME 04774 Sherman: Molunkus Valley Sno-Drifters 57 Ashland: Ashland SC, PO Box 273, Ashland ME 04732 PO Box 323, Sherman ME 04776 Millinocket Grand St. Croix Monticello Umcolcus Benedicta: Benedicta Sno-Gang, PO Box 39, Benedicta ME 04733 Sherman Stn: Swift Brook Snow Riders, Route 11, Lake Lake Lake Lake Caribou: Caribou SC, PO Box 143, Caribou ME 04736 Sherman Station ME 04777 Millimagassett Seboeis Squa Pan Lake: Walker Siding SC, 51 Langille Rd, Washburn ME 04786 Lake Castle Hill: Aroostook River SC, PO Box 108, Presque Isle ME 04769 AK 5 Caswell: Pleasant Ridge Riders St. Agatha: Red Arrow SC, PO Box 202, St. Agatha ME 04772 Snowshoe Scraggly Littleton St. Francis: St. Francis Sno-Angels, PO Box 42, St. Francis ME 04774 Lake 1405 Van Buren Rd, Caswell ME 04750 Lake AK 3 Stockholm, New Sweden, Westmanland: White Chapman: Chapman Ridge Runners SC Horse PO Box 282, Mapleton ME 04757 Nordic Lakers, Inc, c/o Seiring Mud Lake Danforth: East Grand SC, PO Box 182, Danforth ME 04424 1166 North Shore Rd., Stockholm ME 04783 Pond Eagle Lake: Eagle Lake Winter Riders, PO Box 294, T5 R8: Bowlin Matagamon SC Grand Eagle Lake ME 04739 1489 Shin Pond Rd, Mount Chase ME 04765 Lake Rockabema Lake Van Buren: Gateway SC, PO Box 407, Van Buren ME 04785 E. Millinocket, Medway: Matagamon 77 Matagamon East Branch Sno-Rovers, PO Box 296, Medway ME 04460 Washburn: Washburn Trail Runners, PO Box 561, Washburn ME 04786 Lake Smyrna Mills Ludlow 78 Easton: Easton Trailbreakers, 11 Bowers Rd, Easton ME 04740 Hay Brookside Fort Fairfield: Fort Fairfield SC, PO Box 233, Fort Fairfield ME 04742 The Association of Aroostook Chambers of Commerce 71 Lake 70 Trail 73 Upper Fort Kent: Fort Kent Snoriders, Inc., PO Box 131, Fort Kent ME 04743 is pleased to present this map to assist with your snowmobiling experience in Oakeld Houlton 72 Shin Aroostook County. For more information contact one of our local chambers. East Branch Penobscot River New Limerick 75 Frenchville: Frenchville SC, PO Box 209, Frenchville ME 04745 74Pond 68 80 Drews Grand Isle: Cold Mountain SC, PO Box 172, Grand Isle ME 04746 Greater Fort Kent Chamber of Commerce Lower Lake Hodgdon: Sno Rovers, 179 Hodgdon Mills Rd., Hodgdon ME 04730 291 West Main Street • PO Box 430Fort Kent, ME 04743 Shin Bowlin Pond Island Falls: Big Valley Sno-Club, PO Box 86, Island Falls ME 04747 1-800-733-3563 • 207-834-5354 • www.fortkentchamber.com Pond Shin Dyer Brook Limestone: Limestone Snow Hawks, PO Box 48, Limestone ME 04750 Greater Van Buren Chamber of Commerce Pond 69 Hodgdon Linneus: Linneus Sno-Sports, Inc, PO Box 529, Houlton ME 04730 51 Main Street, Suite 101 • Van Buren, ME 04785 67 Pleasant Littleton, Houlton, Monticello: 207-868-5059 • www.vanburenmaine.com Don’t Drink Linneus Island Falls Lake Meduxnekeag Ramblers, c/o R. Beals Greater Madawaska Chamber of Commerce & Drive AK 4 334 Back Ridge Rd., Littleton ME 04730 356 Main Street • PO Box 144 • Madawaska, ME 04756 Patten Madawaska: Madawaska SC, PO Box 755, Madawaska ME 04756 207-728-7000 • www.greatermadawaskachamber.com Cary Mars Hill, Blaine: Central Aroostook SC, PO Box 528, Mars Hill ME 04758 Limestone Chamber of Commerce Millinocket: Northern Timber Cruisers 93 Main Street • Limestone, ME 04750 • 207-325-4704 • www.limestonemaine.org Mattawamkeag Lake PO Box 269, Millinocket ME 04462 Caribou Area Chamber of Commerce Millinocket: Jo-Mary Riders, PO Box 446, Millinocket ME 04462 657 Main Street, Suite 1 • Caribou, ME 04736 Mount Millinocket: Twin Pines SC, PO Box 152, Millinocket ME 04462 1-800-722-7648 • 207-498-6156 • www.cariboumaine.net Katahdin Watch for New Canada: Sly Brook Sno-Riders, PO Box 76, Wallagrass ME 04781 Fort Faireld Chamber of Commerce 5267 ft. Katahdin THIN ICE! New Canada: Twin Lakes Sno-Riders Inc 18 Community Center Drive • Fort Faireld, ME 04742 Lake 1641 Caribou Rd., New Canada ME 04743 207-472-3802 • www.fortcc.org Oakfield: Smoki Haulers SC, PO Box 331, Oakfield ME 04763 Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce ∆ OxBow Plt: OxBow-Masardis SC, 1198 Oxbow Rd., Oxbow ME 04764 3 Houlton Road • Presque Isle, ME 04769 • 207-764-6561 81 Patten: Rockabema Snow Rangers, PO Box 898, Patten ME 04765 www.centralaroostookchamber.com Sherman Mills Portage Lake: Portage Lakers SC, PO Box 149, Portage Lake ME 04768 Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce AK 1 Presque Isle: Presque Isle SC, PO Box 1368, Presque Isle ME 04769 109 Main Street • Houlton, ME 04730 • 207-532-4216 • www.greaterhoulton.com Togue Haynesville Orient Hurd Pond Wytopitlock State of Maine Winter Festivities Pond Lake First Snowmobile Registration Third Debsconeag Irving Woodland Mad Bomber Debsconeag Lake Millinocket The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is pleased to 100 Mile Sled Dog Race..................................................Eagle Lake Lake Passamagamet Lake offer an online registration application for snowmobiles.
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