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This local pond is mostly surrounded by private property and residences, but is a nice sight along Range Hill Road as you pass by.

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.

As you arrive in West Auburn, you'll find a charming New England town vibe with just a handful of streets and houses. Take note of the West Auburn School, a historic gem listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This town is also the site of Marston's Hill, another peak offering a different view of the surroundings.

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.

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 town is located right between Pocasset Lake & the larger Androscoggin Lake. As such Wayne sees a lot of visitors during the summer, who flock to the area to enjoy the natural beauty and recreation opportunities.

Starling Grange Hall was founded in 1875 and was the town hall for Fayette. It was a focal point for community activities, theater productions, school graduations, dances, and town suppers. By 2014 the hall was pretty dilapidated and left to nature. Luckily a small group of people helped register the building in the National Register of Historic Places and brought the building back to life.

This small town is located right between Pocasset Lake & the larger Androscoggin Lake. As such Wayne sees a lot of visitors during the summer, who flock to the area to enjoy the natural beauty and recreation opportunities.