We drove our 4runner to Estcourt Station ME, though the North Maine Woods, but will we make it back? 

Listening to a southerner confused about the border being open in the north made my day.

Thanks for posting this, I’ve recently decided to make a run from Kittery Point to Estcourt Station next summer, 406.7 miles.

Great, amazing and excellent video!. Congratulations my dear friend , greetings from Mexico.

This is how much the times have changed. I'm from Maine and my parents owned a camp in Etscourt Station, we had to drive to Fort Kent, Maine, through Canada, back down to Etscourt and cross back into Maine where our camp was, my father had a key to the gate and we would go through the gate without anyone asking questions. Try doing today and see how fast CBP is on your ass!

Please don't leave stickers on places you've been. That's defacing the property and leads to areas being closed to the public. What you drove through in the North Maine woods is private property that is open to public use. Small things like that have led to other areas of private land being closed off to recreational use. I know it doesn't seem like a big deal, but if everyone that goes through those areas did it, it would make a very noticeable difference. Tread lightly in the areas that haven't been shut down and carry out everything you bring in.

Tip: Use the star pattern to tighten wheel lug nuts. Using a circular pattern can cause distortion problems with wheels and brake rotors. I approve of your use of a torque wrench, though. High marks. Thanks for showing us a part of Maine I've never been to. I'm surprised you never saw a Maine Wardens Service truck, or a U.S. Border Patrol truck. Its wild and beautiful country up there. Winters would be bitter, though. Once you get north of Bangor or east of Ellsworth, Maine gets much quieter, and much more appealing.

Another great video Logan. Planning on making the same trip. A++ RU-vidr.

Best vacation ever. I always wanted to visit places like this. They some interesting border places. Derby Line, Vermont has the Haskel Free Library. It sits on the U.S.-Canadian border. Also Rue Canusa sits in Stansted, Quebec and Derby Line and it is a literal border road. There is a Richford Slide Road in East Richford, Vermont which goes about an 0.08 mile into Quebec.

We took our 4 runner up to see the abandoned trains got out there phones wouldn't work took wrong turn got into some deep mud dragging the bottom of vehicle through alot of it and nowhere to turn around. Finally got turned around and back to main drag then we just tried to get back to civilization. It can get pretty scary out there with no direction or fuel.

Nice video. The blue house that you saw that was for sale at the International Park. We own that pretty neat to see you guys made it there!

I worked in the "big 40" through the '80s. Worked on the last bridge before Escort. "Wildcat". Never wanted to get close to the border account I usually had a firearm. You could have gotten gas at a us station BUT would have had to entered Canada to get there.

I enjoyed the video aside from the long walk with you chewing gum in my ear LMAO

Its actually a fascinating geography anomaly. Those 2 houses you walked past at the end are the only ones fully in the US. The other houses on that street are split between the US and Canada but since your address is based on where your front door is, they are all Canadian citizens. Truly a fascinating area of border weirdness!

A LOT of people up in those parts spoke or still do speak French. And if I was to hazard a guess, not many people bother going up that way unless they are from Quebec or have family in Quebec, which means they speak French. Shame there isn't a English translation... but wicked cool ya got to go that way. Only been as far as the Golden Road beyond Kokadjo. Being from the coast, it was eye opening to how rural we are here.

Really fun video. Thanks for sharing

Looking forward two video too i live in Greenville Maine

Great video - I live in Maine spend a week every summer exploring the logging roads from Moosehead and beyond…. However I am yet to head this far north yet. Subscribed

Drove my F150 thru Katahdin Woods to chase northern lights couple years ago. Ended up taking snow mobile trails and didn’t see a single sign of civilization other than a rare state park plague on a tree for maybe 3-4 hours lol. Saw a moose right in front of me though!

Them roads up there can be unforgiving, cool vid!

You really should park much farther off the road. The logging trucks are wider than you think on those narrow roads. They are heavy and can't stop like a car. Parking in the grass is much safer if not as convenient. On the weekends and Friday afternoon are safer for cars. But you never know when a fully loaded logging truck will come down the road. logging truck vs 4runner you will loose every time.

I've seen the bleu colored house on Maine real estate , it's for sale , really nice on the inside

I love your video and hope to go to Estcourt Maine by way of logging roads. One thing that baffles me is the foot bridge in Canada why is it there isn’t it illegal to just walk across it I don’t see a customs station in the middle of the bridge 😂 strange.

I live in St Agatha Northern Maine, near Fort Kent & Madawaska. The French decendants ( Acadians) that lived in Nova Scotia back in the 1700's were forced to move by the British. Most resettled further up on both sides of the st Johns River and the St Lawrence river. Even on the USA side of the river there are still large proportions of the population that speak French as a first langauge. Although signage etc is in English. Annually there is celebrations for their French heritage & culture etc.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acadians

the sign is in french because maybe , it's for the people of Quebec to read as they enter the U.S ....jeez ,

Caught a maine realtor selling the 2 nd house in town from boarder

Wow, tough crowd in the comments! Cool video although it made me a little anxious. I would imagine life was a little different up there before 9/11.

Why wouldn’t you buy a $50 Garmin or Magellan gps unit? Just in case? So you know where you are.

Hey goober, it’s in French because we have two national languages. Fancy book readin’ might help that.

"drove for 2 days and can't even get there" Can't you just... go through Canadian immigration/customs? Unless this was filmed on a weekend.

We used to tool around in my grandfathers crown vic in the north maine woods, clickbait af.

that is odd no warden's or border patrol I seen them almost every day in the Bingham area

There's no such thing as an ( Ottawa ) plate ....

Maybe not chomp on gum while filming

you were in canada......should of just taken that left and gone down the street to get gas