Another NE Mistissibi River canoe trip is in the books. 9 days and 8 nights on the river. Caught brook trout and northern pike. Paddle miles and miles of lively water,, class I, II and III Rapids. didn’t see another soul the entire time! Check out our 2026 schedule when it becomes available for northern canoe trip offerings.
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5 Day Allagash Canoe Trip, July 3-7, 2025
5 days and 4 nights and most were first timers. Canoe the Wild focus’s on instruction and safety so you can enjoy the experience! See our
Bonaventure River Canoe Trip 2025
Our 7 day and 6 night whitewater canoe trip on the Bonaventure River. Beginning on a small lake in the Chic choc Mountains ending at the sea 7 days later. 80 miles best described as one big rapid from the lake to the sea! Visit our website for the latest canoe trip schedule.
5 Day Allagash Canoe Trip with St John Valley Schools
Here are images of our 5 day Allagash Canoe Trip that we outfitted and guided for the Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation Youth on the Allagash Trip (YOTA). Students nor only learned about the history of the region, and heard from the head park ranger Trevor OLeary about the park and future job opportunities. Students learned about potential guiding opportunities as future Maine guides. Students learned lots of skills including canoe poling, paddling in whitewater and proper strokes, making a fire with a spark, fly fishing, cooking over an open fire and more. While this trip was a custom trip for students, Canoe the Wild offers open session trips season long for individuals, families and groups to take part in. Visit our 2025 schedule here for more information and availability.
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Canoeing Maine’s Allagash Wilderness Waterway and Ghost Trains
Ava Kabouchy article and images are featured in the March issue of Go World Travel Magazine. Ava took part in a Canoe the Wild, Seven day Allagash canoe trip, September, 2024. Below, the sun sets over the Allagash Wilderness Waterway
Canoeing the Allagash with experienced guides is a sought-after experience, so I knew I had to book my spot early. Fortunately, Canoe the Wild still had availability for early September, which aligned perfectly with my travel plans. They provided clear directions to our meeting point in Ashland, Maine, and sent over a comprehensive packing list. The company took care of everything—guides, tents, sleeping mats, all our meals, and even dry bags for our gear. One highlight for me was our stop at Eagle Lake to check out the Ghost Trains. Bob kindly let me borrow a camper’s whistle, reminding me that when nature calls at 3 AM, it’s good to be prepared for anything!
Below is one of two ghost trains located near the shores of Eagle Lake, Allagash Wilderness Waterway State Park.
Article and Images credit: Ava Kabouchy. Read Ava’s article here: Go World Travel Magazine, HERE