Aroostook County in Maine is known as the Crown of Maine, and after looking at some of the vast scenery it is no wonder why. There are many things to keep anyone pleasantly entertained and a good time can be had by all. While visiting Aroostook County, one of the key places to go to is St John’s Valley. From Bucksport you can see Fort Knox which is a granite structure that is open to tourists and has been there since 1844. The Alamo Theater is also located here since 1916.Confused? Here ‘s a little help . On site there is a film museum that shows films dating as far back as 1901. It is truly an experience not to miss.

Maine is also well known for its many lighthouses and outdoor activities. The weather ranges from the mid 70′s in summer time to below zero in the winter. Certainly offering the best of both worlds for outdoor adventurers. Ther is much wildlife to see, many hiking trails, and a plethora of scenic views including the lookout from Cadillac Mountain.

This is a county rich in history and tradition! Other places of interest are Bangor, Millinoket, Blue Hill, Bar Harbor, and Caribou. Caribou is the gateway to the Fish River chain, an 80 mile stretchs of rivers and lakes nationally recognized for it’s salmon and trout. Whatever you are wanting to experience you are more than likely to find it in Aroostook County, Maine.

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