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Maine Acadian CultureAssorted items--including a pony bank and historic boxes--sit on a table.
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Maine Acadian Culture
Things To Do
 

The Maine Acadian culture can be found everywhere in the St. John Valley in Northern Maine's  Aroostook County and across the St. John River in New Brunswick. 

During the summer there is a host of indoor and outdoor activities to participate in. Fall is ablaze with nature's pallet of red, orange, and yellow. Winter activities such as snowmobiling, ice fishing, snowshoeing, ice skating, and cross-country skiing abound in "the County."

Drive the St. John Valley countryside and discover the rich heritage that is the Maine Acadian culture.

To learn more about things to do in the St. John Valley, visit the links above and the Voici the Valley Cultureway website.

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Enjoy a fall bike ride in the Saint John Valley.
Links to the Explore Maine by Bike website
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Exterior of the Tante Blanche Museum
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Potato Barn in New Canada, Maine  

Did You Know?
The log blockhouse in Fort Kent, Maine, was built for the "Bloodless" Aroostook War that included a brief period of armed conflict followed by several years of diplomatic disputes and negotiation between Great Britain and the United States. Today the fort is a state-owned national historic landmark.

Last Updated: April 08, 2008 at 12:21 EST