アンドロスコーギン郡周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ10

This peaceful stretch of paved path connects Winter Street with Tall Pines Drive. Along the way, you'll be following the course of the Androscoggin River, enjoying water views and the surrounding nature.

Discover the beauty of Little Wilson Pond, tucked away along an old tote road near the Appalachian Trail in Elliotsville. The pond thrives in the summer, drawing in kayakers. Towards the east end, there's a camp, mostly surrounded by woods. Despite the pond's shallow areas, you'll enjoy a clear and unobstructed view of its natural beauty due to the minimal aquatic vegetation. The pond is visible from the road.

Explore the serene beauty of Lake Auburn, a vital water supply for the greater Lewiston-Auburn area. Over the years, the water district has acquired nearly all the shoreline, leaving Lake Auburn remarkably undeveloped. This unique characteristic provides anglers in southern Maine with a rare opportunity to enjoy fishing in a picturesque setting, reminiscent of the remote and undeveloped regions of the state.

When you reach the corner of Beaver Creek and Dillingham Road, you'll find the top of Dillingham Hill. If you're approaching from Lake Auburn, this climb is fantastic. The low-traffic roads and tree-lined streets, characteristic of New England, add to the charm of the ascent.

Livermore Falls was incorporated in 1795 by Elijah Livermore, one of the first English settlers. Today you can find a number of historical buildings, memorials, and enjoy the nearby ski areas.

This small conservation area outside of Leeds, Maine has a short trail system crossing former farmland, orchard, and forest. It is owned and maintained by the Kennebec Land Trust.

There is no ominous story behind the name "Dead River". In fact, the prevailing thought is that it was given the name due to the fact that the water is very flat as the river makes its way towards its end in the Adroscoggin River. Though short the river is a popular recreation destination.

There is no ominous story behind the name "Dead River". In fact, the prevailing thought is that it was given the name due to the fact that the water is very flat as the river makes its way towards its end in the Adroscoggin River. Though short, the river is a popular recreation destination.