Springfield, Maine
Hilltop views and woods roads east of Lincoln
Overview
Springfield sits on high ground east of Lincoln, with long views across forest and fields. Route 6 carries traffic to Washington County, while side roads lead to remote ponds and camp clusters. Residents rely on Lincoln for services and spend weekends hunting, fishing, and riding woods roads.
Key Facts
Population 293
Region Maine Highlands
County Penobscot
Founded 1834
Nearest City Lincoln (20 minutes)
What Springfield Is Known For
Springfield Local Highlights
Scenic ridge lines
Open views along Route 6, especially in fall.
Backcountry access
Logging roads and trails connect to Lee, Lakeville, and the Duck Lake area.
Blueberry ground
Barrens and small farms break up the forest.
Things to Do
1
Drive the Downeast corridor
Follow Route 6 for foliage or to reach East Grand Lake country.
2
Hunt and fish
Deer, moose, and brook trout opportunities on nearby lands and ponds.
3
Ride woods roads
ATV and snowmobile routes run toward Lee and Kingman.
Living in Springfield
Sparse village services; groceries, schools, and healthcare are in Lincoln. Expect gravel roads, long winters, and self-reliant living.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 65-80 F
winter
Cold and snowy, -5 to 20 F
spring
Cool, 35-55 F with mud season
fall
Crisp, 40-58 F and bright foliage
How to Get There
On Route 6 east of Lincoln and Lee; Bangor is about 1 hour via Route 6 and I-95.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Springfield outline
Key Facts
Population
293
Region
Maine Highlands
County
Penobscot
Founded
1834
Nearest City
Lincoln (20 minutes)