The 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail traces Native American travel routes across
some of the most scenic paddling country in the Northeast from Old Forge, New York, across Vermont, Québec and New Hampshire, to Fort Kent, Maine. This nationally recognized
water trail represents a series of more than 50 interconnected destinations, extending through a diversity of waterways, landscapes, and communities within the Northern Forest Region.
From the Flagstaff area, kayakers and canoeists can enjoy Trail outings from a half-day to a weekend or more by exploring the Dead River from its shallow seasonal South Branch,
across the flooded expanse of Flagstaff Lake with many sandy beaches and
spectacular views of the Bigelow Mountain Range, and through the marshes and flatwater
above the spectacular Grand Falls.

For more information visit www.NorthernForestCanoeTrail.org