
1940 - U.S. Rte 2, Pine Tree Trail (actual photo)

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Maine Cedar Log Moose Co
★ Trail Partner
Artisans & Makers
Mile 214 · Rte 2
Molunkus
Hand-crafted cedar log moose, bears, and folk-art sculptures built from real Maine cedar. Located in Molunkus Township — the southern gateway to Aroostook County on Route 2. Home of the original 1937 Pine Tree Trail sign that sparked the modern revival of the Trail. A working Maine craft studio where every piece is shaped by hand.
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Four Corners Park
Landmarks
Mile 365 · Rte 1
Madawaska
Historic museum and park at the center of Madawaska. Named for Marguerite Blanche Thibodeau, an early Acadian settler. Preserves Franco-American heritage of the St. John Valley. Free.
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St. John River Access
Boat Access
Mile 368 · Rte 1
Frenchville
State-maintained hard ramp on the St. John River at Frenchville. 12' wide, 160' long, 13.5% grade. 7 rig parking, 4 vehicle spaces, seasonal toilet, fully accessible. Managed by Maine DIFW.
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St. John River Access
Boat Access
Mile 384 · Rte 1
Fort Kent
Town-maintained hard ramp on the St. John River at Fort Kent. 12' wide, 50' long, 10% grade. At the trail's northern terminus, where the Fish River joins the St. John. International border river.
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Fort Kent Blockhouse
Landmarks
Mile 385 · Rte 1
Fort Kent
Built 1839 during the Aroostook War. Located at the confluence of the Fish River and St. John River. Only surviving American fortification from the conflict. National Historic Landmark. Free (seasonal).
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America's First Mile
Landmarks
Mile 385 · Rte 1
Fort Kent
Granite monument marking the northern terminus of U.S. Route 1, the longest north-south highway in the United States, stretching 2,369 miles to Key West, Florida. Erected 2010, replacing a wooden sign that had stood since the route was designated November 11, 1926. Overlooks the St. John River and the international bridge to Clair, New Brunswick.
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