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Corinth, Maine

Corinth, Maine

Country crossroads north of Bangor

Overview

Corinth lies just north of Bangor and Old Town, offering rural scenery with convenient access to jobs and services. The town green hosts community events, while surrounding fields and woods support farming, hunting, and riding. Local clubs maintain sled and ATV routes that link toward Kenduskeag, Bradford, and Stetson.

Key Facts

Population 2,900
Region Maine Highlands
County Penobscot
Founded 1811
Nearest City Bangor (20 minutes)

What Corinth Is Known For

Corinth Local Highlights

Rural lifestyle near Bangor
Country roads and farms within an easy commute of the city.
Trail access
Local clubs maintain sled and ATV links toward Kenduskeag and Bradford.
Small village center
Shops, the town hall, and green form a compact civic core.

Things to Do

1
Ride local trails
Use club-maintained routes across fields and woodlots.
2
Explore Bangor
Pair Corinth's quiet with Bangor restaurants, concerts, and museums.
3
Fall foliage drives
Follow Routes 15 and 43 for sweeping farm views.
4
Fish local waters
Cast in Kenduskeag Stream or nearby ponds; check the /guides/fishing-guide for licenses and seasons.

Living in Corinth

Corinth attracts commuters seeking acreage and lower costs than Bangor suburbs. Services are limited in town; most shopping is in Bangor or Old Town.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 70-82 F

winter

Cold, 5-25 F with steady snow

spring

Cool, 38-55 F and muddy on side roads

fall

Crisp, 45-60 F with strong foliage

Local Wildlife & Nature

Deer and turkey in open fields Grouse in regenerating cuts Waterfowl along Kenduskeag Stream

How to Get There

Located on Route 15/43 north of Bangor; I-95 access via Bangor or Old Town exits.

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

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Corinth outline

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the nearest services?

Groceries, healthcare, and entertainment are in [Bangor](/towns/bangor) about 20 minutes south; Old Town and Orono add university amenities.

Are there public trails?

Snowmobile/ATV clubs maintain signed routes; walkers use local roads and nearby Kenduskeag Stream trails closer to Bangor.