Randolph, Maine

Smallest Town by Area, Big on Charm

Overview

Randolph is a quaint town in Kennebec County, notable for being the smallest municipality by area in Maine (excluding islands). It is situated on the eastern bank of the Kennebec River, providing a peaceful residential environment with convenient access to Augusta's amenities.

Key Facts

Population 1,743

Region Kennebec & Moose River Valleys

County Kennebec

Founded 1887

Nearest City Augusta (10 minutes)

Town Office Visit official website

What Randolph Is Known For

Randolph Local Highlights

Kennebec River

Offers opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and scenic enjoyment.

Randolph Community Forest

Provides local trails and green space for outdoor recreation.

Smallest Town by Area

A unique geographical fact, giving it a cozy, close-knit feel.

Things to Do

Walk along the Kennebec River

Enjoy the scenic views and peaceful environment of the riverfront.

Explore the Randolph Community Forest

Discover local trails for walking, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing.

Visit the Maine State Museum in Augusta

Learn about Maine's history and natural heritage a short drive away.

Explore Gardiner Waterfront Park

Enjoy walking paths, picnic areas, and river views in the neighboring city.

Living in Randolph

Randolph offers a quiet, rural lifestyle within easy commuting distance of Augusta, making it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful home with access to urban services.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm and pleasant, 70-80°F

winter

Cold and snowy, 10-25°F

spring

Cool and wet, 40-55°F

fall

Crisp and colorful, 45-60°F

Local Wildlife & Nature

White-tailed Deer Various Bird Species Beavers

How to Get There

Randolph is located on the east bank of the Kennebec River, immediately south of Augusta, accessible via US Route 201.

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

Satellite preview

Randolph outline

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Randolph a good place to live?

It is ideal for those who prefer a quiet, small-town atmosphere with convenient access to a larger city.

What outdoor activities are popular?

Fishing and kayaking on the Kennebec River, and exploring local trails are popular.