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Bowerbank, Maine

Bowerbank, Maine

Lake and timber country north of Dover-Foxcroft

Overview

Bowerbank stretches along the northern shore of Sebec Lake, with the rest of town comprised of timberland and gravel roads. It’s a quiet base for anglers, boaters, and riders who want easy water access without crowds.

Key Facts

Population 130
Region Maine Highlands
County Piscataquis
Founded 1839
Nearest City Dover-Foxcroft (20 minutes)

What Bowerbank Is Known For

Bowerbank Local Highlights

Sebec Lake camps
Shoreline camps and launches for boating, fishing, and ice fishing.
Backcountry feel
Vast woods crisscrossed by logging roads and club trails.
Low-key pace
Very limited services and quiet neighborhoods.

Things to Do

1
Boat Sebec Lake
Launch for salmon, togue, and bass fishing or leisurely cruises.
2
Ride the trails
Access ATV and snowmobile routes toward Brownville and Dover-Foxcroft.
3
Hunt and explore
Use woods roads for fall hunting and wildlife watching.

Living in Bowerbank

Bowerbank is primarily camps and rural homes; most shopping and schools are in Dover-Foxcroft. Residents rely on lake access and wood heat in winter.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 68-80 F

winter

Cold, -5 to 20 F with deep snow

spring

Cool and muddy, 35-55 F

fall

Crisp, 40-58 F with strong foliage

How to Get There

From Dover-Foxcroft, follow Route 15 to Sebec Village, then local camp roads along Sebec Lake’s north shore.

Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.

Satellite preview

Bowerbank outline