Deboullie Public Reserved Land In Maine Was Named One Of The Most Stunning Lesser-Known Places

Oh, Maine. There are a lot of ways we love you, but one of the highest on our list of reasons is just how much natural beauty you possess. From coastal regions to the forests, Maine offers some seriously beautiful landscapes and that means there’s always a place to which we can escape. One of the most lovely also happens to be underrated and that’s why we’re spotlighting it today. Check it out!

The Deboullie Public Reserve Land in Aroostook County's Eagle Lake offers 29,000 acres of some of the most remote wilderness in the state.

The reserve offers three trails ranging in length from four miles to six miles.

And while they're not the longest in the state, they do range in difficulty from moderate to advanced. This is mainly due to rocks and elevation, so if you're comfortable with those features give it a go!

The area is surrounded by mountains, including the Deboullie Mountain and Black Mountain, both of which can be explored with hiking trails.

And it's also chock full of waterways! There are 17 ponds here and many can be seen from the trails or from the summits those trails lead to.

The Deboullie Public Reserve Land also has a fun former fire tower to explore at the top of Deboullie Mountain.

The views from the fire tower include vast expanses of forest as well as Black Pond, pictured here.

And around every corner is another great view, even if you stick to the lower areas near the ponds.

And if you love wilderness areas like this, why not make a weekend of it? There are plenty of remote camping areas so be sure to check out where you can sleep before heading out.

Deboullie Public Reserved Land can be accessed year-round. The trails here range from moderately difficult to more advanced so if you plan to do a lot of exploring you’ll want to make sure you’re familiar with more rugged landscapes. The area offers hiking, remote camping, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing. You can learn more about the area by checking out Maine Trail Finder and you can explore the trails with maps and directions by visiting alltrails.com. You can also learn more on the Visit Maine website.

We’ve got even more ways that you can enjoy the great outdoors! Here are the 10 most incredible natural attractions in Maine that everyone should visit.

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Deboullie Public Reserved Land In Maine Was Named One Of The Most Stunning Lesser-Known Places In The U.S.

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