Aroostook, Maine's largest and northernmost county, offers travelers air, bus and bike modes of transportation. Explore the region's rolling countryside, vast farmland and historic communities using multi-modal transportation. Here, the Aroostook Regional Transportation system carries passengers to towns and villages, many of which are rich in Acadian heritage and culture.

Aroostook by Air
Northern Maine Regional Airport at Presque Isle (PQI). Serving Northern Maine, the Northern Maine Regional Airport offers regularly scheduled passenger service to and from Boston.

Air Taxi/Charter Airports
Caribou Municipal Airport
Located just 10 minutes from the Canadian border, Caribou Municipal Airport supports private and business flying interests.

Houlton International Airport
Situated in Southern Aroostook County, Houlton offers proximity to numerous lakes, bike, ATV and snowmobile trails.

Long Lake Seaplane Base
Located in Northern Aroostook County, the heart of snowmobile country.

Northern Aroostook Regional
Provides access to the outstanding recreational opportunities throughout Aroostook County.

Aroostook By Bike
Here, several touring loops direct cyclists through wide open spaces and rolling countryside, historic communities and the county's deep-rooted Acadian history.


Aroostook by Bus
Aroostook Regional Transportation System (ARTS). A non-profit organization serving all of Aroostook County and parts of Washington and Penobscot counties with scheduled bus routes.

Cyr Bus Lines. Provides daily service between Bangor and Limestone (Penobscot to Aroostook Counties)
(207) 827-2335 / 800-244-2335

SMT/Acadian Lines. The Acadian Lines group (Acadian Lines and SMT) provides inter-city passenger service 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The two bus lines service 78 destinations throughout the Maritimes with stops in Northern Maine. If you want to travel further, or return from afar, you can count on connecting services outside the Maritimes to major cities such as Montreal, Toronto and other points all across Canada.
1-800-567-5151

Aroostook By Car Scenic Byways
State Route 11. The northern-most of Maine's scenic byways, State Route 11 follows the rolling hills between Portage and Fort Kent.

There are many additional options to travel by car in Aroostook. For commuter services in Aroostook, click here.


Connections to Ferry
The closest ferries from Aroostook are in the Downeast & Acadia region. Click here for more information.


Connections to Train
The closest train station from Aroostook is The Downeaster train station in Portland.