Northern Forest Canoe Trail Trip Planner Map

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Connecticut River Wildlife Watch Itinerary
Androscoggin River Adventure Itinerary
Paddle into the Past Itinerary
Inn to Inn on the Connecticut Vacation Package
Androscoggin River Valley Paddle and Local Products Itinerary
Connecticut River
"Paws and Paddles" Vacation Package
Androscoggin River Raft and Ride Vacation Package
Hike, Bike and Paddle Vacation Package
Nordic Ski and Snowshoe Package

Northern Forest Canoe Trail Trip Planner

Section 7:
Connecticut River to Umbagog Lake

This section travels three rivers: the Connecticut, the Upper Ammonoosuc and Androscoggin. The route passes through the Great North Woods on the northern edge of the highest mountains in the northeast — the Presidential Range of the White Mountains. Birding and wildlife opportunities abound, and the section ends at the Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge. All of the Great North Woods remains sparsely settled and logging is still the primary economy.

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Section 7: Connecticut River to Umbagog Lake This section travels three rivers: the Connecticut, the Upper Ammonoosuc and Androscoggin. The route passes through the Great North Woods on the northern edge of the highest mountains in the northeast — the Presidential Range of the White Mountains. Birding and wildlife opportunities abound, and the section ends at the Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge. All of the Great North Woods remains sparsely settled and logging is still the primary economy.

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