Corinna, Maine

Central Highlands hub between Newport and Dexter

Overview

Corinna sits north of Newport with a blend of dairy farms and timberland. The village green and former mill buildings anchor the downtown, while the Sebasticook River and nearby lakes offer fishing and paddling. I-95 is minutes away, making it a convenient Highlands base.

Key Facts

Population 2,200

Region Maine Highlands

County Penobscot

Founded 1816

Nearest City Newport (10 minutes)

Town Office Visit official website

What Corinna Is Known For

Corinna Local Highlights

Village revitalization

Community projects have rebuilt sidewalks, parks, and public spaces downtown.

Trail networks

Snowmobile and ATV routes link to Dexter, Newport, and Garland.

Farm and forest mix

Open fields give way to large woodlots used for hunting and logging.

Things to Do

Fish local waters

Cast into Corundel Lake or the Sebasticook for warmwater species.

Ride ITS corridors

Connect to regional sled trails maintained by local clubs.

Visit Dexter and Newport

Pair Corinna’s quiet with nearby dining and shopping.

Living in Corinna

Corinna offers affordable housing with quick access to I-95 in Newport. Residents rely on nearby towns for major groceries while enjoying extensive trail access.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 70-82 F

winter

Cold and snowy, 5-25 F

spring

Cool and muddy, 38-55 F

fall

Crisp, 45-60 F with broad-field foliage

How to Get There

Located on Route 7 and Route 11 north of Newport; I-95 exit 157 provides the fastest access.

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

Satellite preview

Corinna outline

Outdoor Recreation

ATV Riding

Late Spring - Late Fall

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Year-round (Open water & Ice fishing)

Hunting

Fall & Winter (varies by species)

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Winter (December - April)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Corinna known for?

Corinna is known for its revitalized village green and position as a Maine Highlands hub between Newport and Dexter. The town blends dairy farms with timberland and offers excellent access to the ITS snowmobile network.

How far is Corinna from Newport?

Corinna is about 10 minutes north of Newport via Route 7 and Route 11. I-95 exit 157 in Newport provides fast access to Bangor, Augusta, and points south.

What outdoor activities are available in Corinna?

Corinna offers fishing in Corundel Lake and the Sebasticook River, snowmobile and ATV riding on club trails connecting to Dexter and Newport, and hunting in the surrounding forests and farmland.