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This map and guide documents the gruling, 80-mile stretch of rivers, ponds and portages that the Arnold Expitition traversed between the Great Carrying Place at the Kennebec River and Lac Megantic at the start of the Chauduere River. Maps are available by mailing: FABA PO Box 134 Eustis, ME 04936 For $7.00 which includes shipping. Experience the history of Flagstaff Lake with the Valley Below tour. You can access more information, including GPS coordinates for the tour by clicking here. Whether you dream of hiking, paddling, fishing or simply finding a sunny shoreline to doze away a summer afternoon, The Flagstaff Lake area can deliver. The small communities of Eustis and Stratton are nestled on the lake's western shore and offer cozy inns and B&B's, as well as a handful of local restaurants and services to support a relaxed vacation. And outside every window, world-class recreational opportunites abound. The Applichian Trail, Maine Huts & Trails and the Northern Forest Canoe Trail lure visitors from across the globe, and local guides can provide a pontoon boat lift, or point out the prime fishing spots. Maps are currently out of print. Check back soon for more information Flagstaff Lake Region This map is one in a series that describes the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, a 740-mile paddling and heritage trail, following the routes used by Native Americans, First Nations, and early European settlers. Maps are available by mailing: FABA PO Box 134 Eustis, ME 04936 For $11.00 which includes shipping.