Western Mountains
Maine's playground for outdoor adventure. Home to legendary ski resorts like Sugarloaf and Sunday River, pristine lakes like Rangeley, and the rugged peaks of the Appalachian Trail.
Towns & Cities
Explore the communities in Western Mountains
Andover
A quaint village providing access to scenic hiking, snowmobiling, and the historic Lovejoy Covered Bridge.
Bethel
Picturesque western Maine village and four-season hub near Sunday River, offering mountain scenery, outdoor adventures, and a charming main street.
Bingham
A small mountain town on the Kennebec River, known for whitewater rafting, outdoor recreation, and wilderness access.
Bridgton
The hub of the Lakes Region, offering year-round recreation with Highland Lake, Long Lake, and Pleasant Mountain ski area.
Dixfield
Small town on the Webb River where mountain foothills meet valley farmland, offering affordable living and outdoor access.
Farmington
A vibrant university town serving as the gateway to the Western Mountains ski resorts and lakes.
Fryeburg
A historic Saco River valley town famous for the Fryeburg Fair, scenic canoeing, and stunning views of the White Mountains.
Grafton Township
An unorganized township that is home to Grafton Notch State Park, one of Maine's most spectacular mountain passes.
Greenville
Sitting at the southern tip of the massive Moosehead Lake, Greenville is the legendary jumping-off point for North Woods adventures.
Hiram
Nestled along the Saco River, Hiram is a quiet town best known for hosting the Ossipee Valley Fair and offering excellent flatwater paddling.
Kingfield
A historic village on the Carrabassett River, known as the home of the Stanley Steamer and the gateway to Sugarloaf ski resort.
Lovell
A quiet mountain town famous for Kezar Lake, often cited as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world.
Mechanic Falls
A historic mill town on the Little Androscoggin River, known for its waterfalls, downtown character, and proximity to the Lakes Region.
Mexico
Small mill town on the Androscoggin River, part of the Rumford-Mexico area with paper mill heritage and mountain access.
Newry
A small mountain town known for hosting Sunday River Ski Resort and serving as the gateway to Grafton Notch State Park.
Norway
Nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains, Norway is a charming town known for its historic downtown, scenic lakes, and outdoor recreation.
Oquossoc
A legendary sporting village located between Rangeley and Mooselookmeguntic Lakes, famous for its fishing heritage and outdoor vibe.
Oxford
A Lakes Region town in the Oxford Hills, offering lake access, mountain views, and classic Western Maine charm.
Paris
Paris is the county seat of Oxford County, featuring rolling hills, historic architecture, and a mix of rural charm and civic importance.
Peru
Quiet mountain town between Dixfield and Rumford, offering rural character, mountain views, and proximity to skiing and outdoor recreation.
Rangeley
Rangeley is a four-season paradise famous for its chain of deep lakes, legendary fishing, and proximity to Saddleback Mountain ski resort.
Rumford
A historic mill town on the Androscoggin River, Rumford is known for its paper mill heritage, nearby skiing, and dramatic riverside setting.
Stratton
The main village of Eustis, Stratton serves as the hub for Bigelow Range hiking, Flagstaff Lake boating, and snowmobiling.
Turner
A picturesque town of rolling hills, farms, and orchards, Turner offers a classic rural Maine experience just minutes from the Lewiston-Auburn metro area.
Weld
A stunning mountain town home to Maine's favorite day hike, Tumbledown Mountain, and the scenic Webb Lake.
Wilton
A former mill town beside Wilson Pond, Wilton is today a recreation area offering fishing, boating, and access to western Maine's mountains.
Phillips
A Sandy River valley town with rail history, wooded hills, and easy access to Rangeley and Mount Blue.
Roxbury
A mountain town on Route 17 with lakeside camps, sweeping foliage views, and busy ATV and sled trails.
Stoneham
A quiet Oxford County community bordered by the White Mountain National Forest and small, clear lakes.