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traverse the Allagash Wilderness Waterway (AWW) on foot, documenting the journey the whole time. In winter. It would be the first known journey of its - click on photo for more info
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Adventurous sledders head west from Eagle Lake or south from Allagash to reach the 22,000-acre Deboullie Public Reserved Land (that’s pronounced “da-b. - click on photo for more info
There is nothing more thrilling than traversing the expansive wilderness of Maine’s Aroostook County by dog sled!
A trip to the Allagash Wilderness Waterway during the winter is a unique, and perhaps even more exhilarating, experience.
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Allagash ice fishing . Click on photo for more information.
There is nothing more thrilling than traversing the expansive wilderness of Maine’s Aroostook County by dog sled!
Moosetown Riders is a snowmobile club in Allagash maintaining 87 miles of trail. The certified groomer operators spend 500+ hours grooming & countless
A trip to the Allagash Wilderness Waterway during the winter is a unique, and perhaps even more exhilarating, experience.
