Aroostook County Tourism

Aroostook County Tourism Maine's Aroostook County is a four-season recreation destination at the top of New England. No one explores quite like you... Show us how you

A place so vast it cannot be contained in the images and videos of Facebook, in fact, at more than 4,270,080 acres Aroostook County is larger than the states of Rhode Island and Massachusetts combined! It is our hope as you scroll through these unbelievable photos you will be inspired to find unforgettable adventures on our well-tended trail systems, pristine waterways, brilliant colors of summer

potato blossoms, and flaming foliage of fall. Explore our Wide-Open
A contrasting landscape between densely forested waterways to a sea of blooming agricultural fields as far as the eye can see is a lot to explore. Consider this book an invitation to take a break from zooming to meetings and the busyness of life – and find your place here in the Crown of Maine. Whether it’s summiting Quoggy Jo Mountain, or fishing with your buddies as you paddle the river, the anticipation for what lies around the next turn will never disappoint as you soon find yourself on a true Aroostook adventure. Be sure to pack your bike, skies, and tie down your canoe. In winter bring your snowmobile and we’ll be sure to find a dog sled for you. Plan your trip at VisitAroostook.com where you will find even more stories about the people who live here and the places, you’ll discover…

Bear season has begun in Maine.
09/03/2026

Bear season has begun in Maine.

September lights the first match. One maple turns crimson, another catches orange, and before long the hills above my po...
09/01/2026

September lights the first match. One maple turns crimson, another catches orange, and before long the hills above my potato fields are beginning to glow with the first colors of fall in New England.

This is the month when my scenic byways are made for long drives. Potato and broccoli fields form a patchwork between forests and small towns, spilling toward New Brunswick, Canada. Roadside stands overflow with potatoes, pumpkins, squash, and the harvest of another growing season. The mornings are brisk, the afternoons are warm, and there is almost always a breeze moving through my fields.

You'll find me riding the chairlift above the changing maples of Mars Hill Mountain during The County's Fall Festival at Big Rock Mountain. In the drumming, dancing, and art of Metaksonekiyak Community Days along the Meduxnekeag River. Raising a glass of something brewed close to home inside an airplane hangar at The County's Oktoberfest at Caribou Municipal Airport, where you really can fly in for the festival.

You'll hear me in the roar of stock cars, dirt bikes, motocross, tractors, and everything else kicking up dust at the Dustbowl at Spud Speedway. And over Labor Day weekend, you might hear a banjo carrying across a wide-open field beneath the Aroostook sky at The County Bluegrass Festival.

Is it everything I have happening in September? Not even close.

Come north and be among the first to see fall arrive in New England. Visit just once and you'll see, Aroostook is a place one may simply just be.

From,
⭐ The Crown of Maine
…Plan your visit, call Judy for what to see and do. Call 1-888-216-2463 or visit www.visitaroostook.com/events for even more invitations to Aroostook

Celebrating 50 years - the Acadian Village brings history to life. Explore a collection of seventeen buildings that are ...
09/01/2026

Celebrating 50 years - the Acadian Village brings history to life. Explore a collection of seventeen buildings that are open to visitors through mid-September. It honors the history and sacrifices of Acadians who settled the St. John Valley in the late 1700s. Struggling in an isolated area with harsh winters, the Acadians prevailed, preserving their love of family, their religious faith, language and culture. The Acadians were among the original French settlers of North America, with a culture and French language distinct from their more numerous cousins in Quebec.

Learn More: www.visitaroostook.com/post/a-guide-to-acadian-village
📍 Van Buren, Maine

08/31/2026

Summer nights are made for magic! You’re in a great place at the Crown of Maine Balloon Fest in the cityofpresqueisle - we hope to see you all again wicked soon!

We’re mailing postcards from Aroostook County with Do You Have Fly-Fi? - Travel Blog at the Crown of Maine Balloon Fest ...
08/29/2026

We’re mailing postcards from Aroostook County with Do You Have Fly-Fi? - Travel Blog at the Crown of Maine Balloon Fest and it is a beautiful day! We’re all smiles - come say hi! And send a free postcard!

08/29/2026

The Balloons are up!

Discover northern Maine from a whole new perspective at the Crown of Maine Balloon Fest. Held annually during the final weekend of August in Presque Isle, this beloved festival celebrates Aroostook County’s rich aviation history with a weekend full of high-flying adventure.Visitors can witness the awe-inspiring sight of giant, colorful hot air balloons lifting off into the crisp morning air or floating gracefully over the landscape at sunset. On the ground, the excitement continues with a bustling vendor market, excellent local food, live entertainment, and family activities like a 5K race and gravel bike ride. The weekend highlights include the magical “Moon Glow,” where grounded balloons illuminate the dusk sky like giant lanterns. With free admission and parking, it is the perfect end-of-summer getaway for families, photographers, and adventurers alike.

08/29/2026
We're ready to tap our toes to great music! The County Bluegrass Festival returns September 3-6 to the town of Friendly ...
08/27/2026

We're ready to tap our toes to great music! The County Bluegrass Festival returns September 3-6 to the town of Friendly Fort Fairfield. The festival features bands from across the nation and the Canadian Maritimes while offering on-site camping!

Fort Fairfield, Maine, Aug 31, 2026. The County Bluegrass Festival in Fort Fairfield, Maine brings the timeless sounds of bluegrass to the heart of Aroostook each Labor Day weekend.

Play in the shadow of Katahdin or tee off at the base of Mars Hill Mountain - golf in the Crown of Maine is beautiful! ⭐...
08/26/2026

Play in the shadow of Katahdin or tee off at the base of Mars Hill Mountain - golf in the Crown of Maine is beautiful! ⭐Find the perfect golf course: www.visitaroostook.com/information-hub/golfing-in-aroostook

📍Presque Isle Country Club in City of Presque Isle, Maine
📸 Capshore Photography

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11 West Presque Isle Road
Caribou, ME
04736

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