In the northern wilderness of New England there is a wonderful place where abundant whitetail deer frolic the snow-covered terrain, where families enjoy being together in the outdoors whether its snowmobiling in the winter or camping in the summer, where a “Giant Moose” looks over its citizen in a seemingly protective way. That wonderful place is named Caribou.

Located in northeastern portion of Maine’s Aroostook County, adjacent to the Canadian (province of New Brunswick) border, lies the beautiful community of Caribou. Situated in some of the most breathtaking wilderness northern America has to offer, Caribou’s roots is deeply embedded with its surrounding natural resources.

For outdoor recreation, you won’t find a better place in the state than the areas in and around Caribou. There are hundreds of miles of well-maintained trails through the lush woodlands perfect for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Many large hills in surrounding hills are popular for downhill skiing and snowboarding. Surrounding lakes, rivers, and streams provide excellent skiing. And golf enthusiasts will love the option of having 10 courses within an hour from the town center.

This fine community has everything you’ve ever wanted. Besides being enshrouded with serene tranquility that the stunning natural scenery provides, Caribou also supports a strong economy, has quality education and healthcare facilities.