Deblois, Maine
Blueberry ridges on Route 193
Overview
Key Facts
What Deblois Is Known For
Deblois Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Deblois
Deblois is sparsely populated; plan to travel for groceries and fuel. Seasonal berry trucking defines late summer traffic.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Cool, 60-75 F
winter
Cold, 5-25 F with snow
spring
Cool and damp, 38-55 F
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F with red barrens
How to Get There
On Route 193 north of Cherryfield and south of the Airline (Route 9).
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Deblois outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Deblois known for?
Deblois is known for its vast blueberry barrens that paint the landscape red each fall. The tiny Washington County town sits along Route 193 near the headwaters of the Narraguagus River, offering quiet roads and wide-open skies.
How far is Deblois from Cherryfield?
Deblois is about 15 minutes from Cherryfield via Route 193. The town is sparsely populated, with most services, groceries, and fuel available in Cherryfield or Machias.
What outdoor activities are available in Deblois?
Deblois offers scenic drives combining Route 193 with the Airline (Route 9), bird and wildlife watching for eagles and moose on barrens and wetlands, hunting for deer and bear in remote woods, and fishing for trout in cold headwater streams.