Help Us Show the World Aroostook County
You know the places, people and moments that make Maine’s Aroostook County special. Help us share them.
Aroostook County Tourism and Opportunties Aroostook use photography to tell the story of The County and inspire people to visit. But with thousands of miles of trails, rivers and roads, hundreds of businesses and events, and four distinct seasons, we simply can’t photograph it all ourselves.
That’s where you come in.
Share your photos with Aroostook County Tourism and Opportunities Aroostook to help show visitors the very best of Maine’s Aroostook County. We’re especially looking for photos of local events, Main Streets, businesses and storefronts, outdoor adventures, rivers and lakes, scenic views, wildlife and everyday moments that capture what makes Aroostook special.
How to Submit Your Photos
Use the form below to upload up to 10 photos at a time. Each photo can be up to 10 MB. Please submit photos only. No video files. You’ll be asked for your name and email address so we can contact you if we have questions about your submission. You’ll also need to agree to the Photo Submission Terms & Conditions below.
Have more than 10 photos? No problem. You can submit the form as many times as you’d like.
Please only submit photos you took yourself or photos you have permission from the photographer or copyright owner to share. Businesses are welcome to submit professional photography they have permission to use. Please do not submit someone else’s photography and represent it as your own.
Thanks for Helping Us Tell The Aroostook Story
Your photo could introduce someone to a trail they’ve never ridden, a Main Street they’ve never explored, a restaurant they’ve never visited or an event they didn’t know existed.
Photos submitted through this page may be used by Aroostook County Tourism to positively promote Maine’s Aroostook County through VisitAroostook.com, social media, articles, stories, print publications, paid advertising, billboards, broadcast media, public relations and other tourism marketing. After submitting your photos, you’ll automatically be taken to a page where you can also submit a business listing or event listing for VisitAroostook.com.
Photo Submission Terms & Conditions
By submitting photos to Aroostook County Tourism and Northern Maine Development Commission, you agree that:
- You have the right to share them. You took the photos yourself or have permission from the photographer or copyright owner to submit them.
- People shown have consented. You have appropriate permission to submit photos containing recognizable people.
- You keep ownership. Submitting a photo does not transfer your copyright or ownership to Aroostook County Tourism.
- You give us permission to use the photos. You grant Aroostook County Tourism permission to use, reproduce, publish, crop, edit and distribute submitted photos for tourism marketing and the positive promotion of Maine’s Aroostook County.
- Photo credit is available. Aroostook County Tourism will provide photo credit when appropriate in cases where photo credit is requested.
- Submission is voluntary. Photos are provided without payment or compensation, and submission does not guarantee that a photo will be published or used.
- We may contact you. Your name and email address may be used to contact you with questions about your submission. They will not be displayed as part of your photo unless appropriate or requested.
- Aroostook County Tourism is a standing committee of Northern Maine Development Commission while Opportunities Aroostook is a program of Aroostook Partnership.
Jacob Pelkey is an outdoor storyteller of ATV and snowmobile trails Maine’s Aroostook County. With eight years of experience living and exploring the region, Jacob writes about year-round adventure like Nordic skiing at the Fort Kent Outdoor center, Muskie in the St. John River, and drumming at the Mawiomi of Tribes. He is a board member of the Can Am International Dog Sled Races, Four Directions Development Corporation and Tourism Developer for Aroostook County Tourism. Jacob was recognized as an Aroostook Achiever for his work in northern Maine farmers’ markets and storytelling. He never misses maple syrup season. Start planning your trip to see the northern lights in Maine >



















