City in Maine, United States
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Caribou is the most northeastern city in the United States and located just 10 minutes from the Canadian border. The community was incorporated in 1859. The community has a rich agricultural history and is known for some of the finest snowmobiling in the Northeast.
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Natural history museum.
Host local and national theater and live music. A hub of community and regional activities.
Fresh pick your own berries, pumpkins and Christmas trees.
Featuring lit Nordic ski trails.
With indoor elevated walking track
Public 9-hole golf course and excellent Nordic ski trials.
Trout and salmon fishing and kayaking, minutes from city center.
Museum just south of Caribou features many artifacts from early life in Caribou.
Open summers, burgers & ice cream.
Homemade subs and sandwiches.
Offering cooked lobster and homemade rolls & salads.
Indoor golf and restaurant.
Freshly baked pastries
Bar & grill
Sweden Street Caribou-Swedish gift shop.
Caribou grocery and clothing store with name brand clothing and footwear for men/ladies and youth.
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