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This small town got its start as an agricultural hun, noted especially for its apple orchards. Though the orchards are still producing these days the town is more often visited for its location on the northern shore of Cobbosseecontee Lake.

Cobbosseecontee Lake, which means "plenty of sturgeon" in Wabanaki, is made up of a number of island, jettys, and glacial coves. Home to the Ladies Delight Light, which is the only inland lighthouse in Maine, Cobbosseecontee is a popular destination for all sorts of outdoor recreation.

The 170 mile long Kennebec River is an important recreational and commercial resource for the region. Recently the runs of Atlantic Salmon have started to recover after the removal of the Edwards Dam.

Richmond sits along the Kennebec River and like many towns in Maine it has its own unique charm. What separates Richmond from its neighbors is the collection of homes built in a Greek Revival style. It's also the main access point for Swan Island and the Steve Powell Wildlife Management Area. This island is a nature lovers dream as there is no vehicle access, thus you'll have to provide your own boat or hire one to take you to the island.

Running for 6 & 1/2 miles between Augusta & Gardiner, the Kennebec River Rail Trail is a fully paved converted rail line. The path is popular with cyclists, joggers, and walkers so be sure to respect your fellow trail users as you make your way along the river.

Augusta, Maine's State Capital, sits along the banks of the Kennebec River. It's the 3rd smallest U.S. State Captial by population & offers a unique mixture of historic buildings, great restaurants, & ample opportunities to explore the river and other outdoor destinations.

Waterfront Park is part of Gardiner's Historic Downtown district. The park is set along a beautiful stretch of the Kennebec River and offers a public boat launch, restrooms & showers, art installations, and is host to live music during the summer.

This small town got its start as an agricultural hub, noted especially for its apple orchards. Though the orchards are still producing these days, the town is more often visited for its location on the northern shore of Cobbosseecontee Lake.