From the west. the Trans-Canada Highway crosses the Republic of Madawaska, the select gateway to the Atlantic Provinces. This great roadway is the main point of reference for understanding this tourism. Through its accesss, you will be able to discover alternate circuits for exploration of the back-country and green hills of the valley.

Here, nature reveals itself in the great outdoors. It is a charming place custom-built for ecotourism. Vacationers seeking adventure and escape will not be disappointed.

Like the Appalachian Mountains, the St. John River has fashioned the geographic persona of the valley. From Upper Madawaska  to Grand Falls, the river is a natural border between the State of Maine in the United States and New Brunswick.

This great River has also marked the history and development of the region. The geographic distinctiveness of the valley has, in time, given birth to the Legendary Republic of Madawaska.

Leafing through this guide, you will come across an array of family activities among which cycling, hiking, boating, water skiing, swimming and golf enhance the natural charms of the Valley.

In the fall, trees glow with a thousand and one colours. Winter tourism is also much in vogue with snowmobiling, skiing and dogsled racing.

For captivating holidays, discover the natural beauty of the Legendary Republic of Madawaska.