THE ALLAGASH
EXPEDITION EXPLORER

Gold markers come from the publicly accessible NMWMap Allagash Google Earth guide and are shown for preliminary trip planning. This is an independently operated source, not a current campsite-availability or navigation service. Verify sites and map positions with Maine AWW. No photographs or campsite descriptions are reproduced.

The 62-mile Churchill-to-Allagash journey

Maine's official mileage chart lists these sections of the waterway. These are published paddling distances, not GPS tracks, campsite recommendations, or fixed daily itineraries.

See the official Maine mileage chart and campsite map ↗

Camping along the waterway

Camp only at authorized Waterway campsites, marked with triangular signs visible from the water. Maine's guide describes campsite cells with a table, tarp poles, fireplace, and shared outhouse. Treat natural water, follow fire rules, and confirm current conditions with the Waterway staff before departing.

Gold markers display third-party planning waypoints. Some locations may be landmarks rather than authorized campsites. Confirm overnight stops against the official campsite map and with Waterway staff.

Search Allagash campsites

Browse the same source-attributed locations shown as gold markers on the map. Click a result to zoom to it. These are third-party planning waypoints; verify that each is an authorized campsite using Maine's official map.

Official campsite location map ↗

Maine describes AWW campsites as first-come, first-served with a maximum of 12 campers per campsite. No site availability is implied.

PLAN YOUR EXPEDITION

Build your six-night camp plan

Choose tentative overnight stops from the same live waypoint list used by the map. If the external feed is unavailable, a short fallback list is shown. This is your planning worksheet, not a campsite reservation or suggested safe itinerary. Confirm every stop's location, legal status, river mileage and current conditions using official maps and a Waterway ranger.

No booking is created. Your selections stay in this browser session and are not submitted to Basecamp.

YOUR BASECAMP EXPEDITION

Plan your entire adventure

Name your crew, sketch your roster, and select meals for all seven days. Save this planning worksheet on your device or copy a summary to share with your paddlers. This is not a reservation or a crew invitation system yet.

Local-only preview: Basecamp cannot see this plan, and sharing the summary does not grant editing access. Private invitations, individual contact profiles, consent-based marketing, and shared saved crews will require a protected account and database build.

CAMPSITE COORDINATE LAYER

Load an official campsite map file

Have a KML or GeoJSON file from a trusted mapping source? Load it to display clickable campsite locations directly on the map. The file stays in your browser; Basecamp does not upload or store it. Imported markers are shown in green and are not automatically verified.

North Maine Woods Google Earth map resources ↗

KMZ files need to be exported to KML first. Loading a file does not confirm permission to redistribute it; imported data is never published to other visitors.

YOUR ADVENTURE STARTS HERE

Seven days. One remarkable wilderness.

Basecamp Outfitters is preparing seven-day self-guided Allagash canoe expeditions for the 2027 season. Our planned experience begins at Churchill Dam and ends in the Allagash Village area. The precise itinerary, campsites, and paddling decisions depend on conditions, access, and your crew's abilities.

Our planned package is $975 per participant for an eight-person crew. Review the expedition details and booking terms before reserving.