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Lovell, Maine

Lovell, Maine

Home of Kezar Lake

Overview

Lovell is defined by Kezar Lake, a deep, crystal-clear body of water nestled at the foot of the White Mountains. The lake has attracted celebrities and nature lovers for a century. Beyond the water, Lovell offers extensive [hiking trails](/activities/hiking) protected by an active land trust and stunning views of the Presidential Range.

Key Facts

Population 1,100
Region Western Mountains
County Oxford
Founded 1800
Nearest City Fryeburg (15 minutes)

What Lovell Is Known For

Lovell Local Highlights

Kezar Lake
National Geographic once named it one of the top three most beautiful lakes in the world. It offers spectacular sunsets over the White Mountains.
Sabattus Mountain
A moderate hike leading to a cliff-top summit with panoramic views of the lake and mountains.
Greater Lovell Land Trust
Maintains miles of public hiking trails throughout the town.

Things to Do

1
Hike Sabattus Mountain
A family favorite for sunset views.
2
Boat on Kezar
Launch at the Narrows for a scenic cruise.
3
Visit the Brick Church
The Lovell United Church of Christ is a local landmark.
4
Golf
Play at the Lake Kezar Country Club.

Living in Lovell

Lovell is a quiet, upscale seasonal community with a small but dedicated year-round population. It offers privacy and natural beauty with a strong conservation ethic.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Pleasant, 70-80°F

winter

Cold and snowy, 10-25°F

spring

Late, 45-55°F

fall

Spectacular, 50-60°F

Local Wildlife & Nature

Moose Loons Bald Eagles Black Bears

How to Get There

Located on Route 5, north of Fryeburg.

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

Satellite preview

Lovell outline