Masardis, Maine
Gateway to the Allagash along Route 11
Overview
Key Facts
What Masardis Is Known For
Masardis Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Masardis
Masardis is a service point for the woods. Residents rely on Ashland and Presque Isle for schools, groceries, and healthcare.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Mild, 60-75 F
winter
Cold, -10 to 20 F with deep snow
spring
Cool, 35-55 F
fall
Crisp, 35-60 F with early foliage
How to Get There
Route 11 links Masardis to Ashland and Portage; gravel roads extend west into the North Maine Woods.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
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Masardis outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Masardis known for?
Masardis is known as a gateway to the North Maine Woods and Allagash headwaters, with outfitters, camps, and services for woods workers and paddlers. The Aroostook River and nearby logging roads make it a practical base for remote trips.
How far is Masardis from Ashland?
Masardis is about 5 minutes from Ashland on Route 11. Residents rely on Ashland and Presque Isle for schools, groceries, and healthcare.
What outdoor activities are available in Masardis?
Masardis offers paddling and fishing quiet stretches of the Aroostook River, accessing endless timberlands and ponds through North Maine Woods gates, and snowmobiling or ATVing on ITS trails toward Ashland, Presque Isle, and Allagash country.