This eastern-most section of the Trail winds along the remote Allagash, the nation’s first Wild and Scenic River, and finishes on the historic St. John River, which outlines the international border. The route leads paddlers through waters first paddled by Abenaki hunters in birchbark canoes, past early European settlements in this remote land, and along shorelines that hold the ghost stories and rusting relics of logging days, as well as both the peace and adventure of the remote north country.
| Start date:Sunday July 27 2014 | Finish date:Wednesday July 30 2014 |
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