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Aroostook County

•  341 US-1, Weston, ME 04424
  • Beautiful scenic view overlooking East Grand, Brackett, and Deering Lakes!
•  US-1, Westfield, ME 04787
  • Located in Aroostook County is the world鈥檚 largest complete 3-D, 40-mile long scale model of the solar system, representing from the Sun to Pluto. The model was built by various Aroostook County community members and was formally unveiled in June 2003.
•  US-1, Hodgdon, ME 04730 (near the Jackins Settlement Rd)
  • With 150 pairs of shoes or more, this maple tree is an interesting sight to see!
•  US Route 1, between Presque Isle and Houlton
  • Located in Aroostook County is the world鈥檚 largest complete 3-D, 40-mile long scale model of the solar system, representing from the Sun to Pluto. The model was built by various Aroostook County community members and was formally unveiled in June 2003.
•  US-1, Bridgewater, ME 04735
  • Located in Aroostook County is the world鈥檚 largest complete 3-D, 40-mile long scale model of the solar system, representing from the Sun to Pluto. The model was built by various Aroostook County community members and was formally unveiled in June 2003

DownEast Maine

• 595 Grindstone Ave, Winter Harbor, ME 04693 | (207) 963-2235
  • An absolutely gorgeous stop that gives breathtaking views of the ocean, Mount Desert Island, and Maine鈥檚 famous rocky coastline. Admire Maine鈥檚 rich geologic history and look for variations in the rock formations that act as a record-keeper of Maine鈥檚 changing coastline and volcanic activity from the nearby calderas!
•  US-1 & Rte 186, Hancock, ME 04640
  • Enjoy the endless opportunities for adventure in nature, history, and much more!
•  Winter Harbor, ME 04693
  • Schoodic Point provides an opportunity for visitors to experience the breathtaking views of Maine鈥檚 coastline and crashing waves, for which the area has come to be known as a destination. Meditating on Maine鈥檚 coast is a great way to let nature sweep all of your worries.
• Aurora, ME 04408
  • These two places are geological features that were created by ancient glaciers. Check them out to see home old history!

Western Maine Lakes and Mountains

• Rte. 27, North Franklin, ME 04936
  • Don鈥檛 miss this rest stop鈥檚 panoramic views of the Chain of Ponds and informative displays about the history of the area!
• Coos Canyon Byron, ME 04275
  • Located right in the center of Byron, this canyon and 32 foot gorge are a popular spot for swimming, picnics, and panning for gold in the famed Swift River!
• 8 Bean Rd, Buckfield, ME 04220
  • This historic homestead, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is one of few well-preserved examples of the Federal-Greek Revival architectural style.
• Hwy 113, South Oxford, ME 03813
  • The view from Evans Notch is not to be missed! This point marks the divide between the Saco and Androscoggin River watersheds.
• Rte 17, Township E, ME 04970
  • Height of Land is a must-see view before you leave the Rangeley area. It overlooks Richardson Lake and Mooselookmeguntic Lake; the White Mountains are in the distance, as well!
• 15-39 River Rd, Phillips, ME 04966
  • This series of cascades conveniently located just off Route 4 is a great place to take a break, sit on the rocks, and have a picnic or just enjoy the falls鈥� beauty.
•  Rangeley, ME 04970
  • This route takes around 2.5 hours and is 52 miles long, known for looking at fall foliage and has breathtaking views.
• Sarampus FallsRte 27, North Franklin, ME 04936
  • This lovely roadside waterfall offers a nice, kid-friendly swimming hole, picnic and grilling area, and public restrooms.
• Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
  • State Route 27 goes through many historic and beautiful areas and stretches all the way to the Canadian border.
• Shelton Noyes OverlookRte 17, Rangeley Plt, ME 04970
  • This roadside overlook is a great place to pull over and enjoy a panoramic view. Typically less crowded than the nearby Height of Land, this is a hidden gem!
• Main St, East Central Franklin, ME 04970
  • This excellent rest stop offers a beautiful waterfall and swimming hole, great picnic spots, and a nice walking trail.
• 91 ME-26, West Paris, ME 04289
  • This roadside rest area offers views of a beautiful waterfall and a small hiking trail.
•  Intersection of Route 35 and Route 5, Bethel, ME 04217
  • 鈥淭urns out you can see the world without ever leaving Maine.鈥� This famous signpost is a great addition to your trip if you鈥檙e headed up to the Western Maine area. It features a list of countries that are actually Maine towns!
• 1 North Main Street, Woodstock, ME 04219
  • In 1938, the last hand-cranked phone system in the country was sold, giving the village of Bryant Pond direct-dial and catching them up with the modern phone world. The people of the village wanted to remember their old phones. This is when Gil Whitman (World War II veteran, county sheriff, Maine State Representative, barbershop quartet singer, and talented iron sculptor) decided to build a 14-foot candlestick phone to be installed in Remembrance Park.