Greene, Maine

Farm fields and Androscoggin views

Overview

Greene?s backroads wind past cornfields and barns toward the Androscoggin River. Residents appreciate country living close to jobs, schools, and hospitals in Lewiston-Auburn.

Key Facts

Population 4,376

Region Kennebec Valley

County Androscoggin

Founded 1788

Nearest City Lewiston (15 mins)

Town Office Visit official website

What Greene Is Known For

Greene Local Highlights

Androscoggin Riverlands State Park access

Trails and boat launches just across the river in Turner with easy access from Greene.

Agricultural landscape

Roadside stands, hayfields, and orchards define the scenery.

Sabattus Pond

Warmwater fishing and paddling on the pond?s northern reaches.

Things to Do

Bike Greene?s farm roads

Ride rolling terrain with views to the river valley.

Paddle the Androscoggin

Launch at nearby landings for flatwater trips and wildlife viewing.

Visit Lewiston-Auburn

Pair country living with city dining and events close by.

Living in Greene

Greene offers rural homes with commuter access to Lewiston-Auburn and Augusta. Most major services are in the twin cities.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 65-85 F

winter

Cold, 10-30 F with snow

spring

Cool and muddy, 40-60 F

fall

Crisp, 45-60 F with harvest colors

How to Get There

Use Routes 202 and 4 north of Lewiston; local roads connect to Sabattus and Leeds.

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

Satellite preview

Greene outline

Outdoor Recreation

Fishing in Maine 2026: Complete Freshwater & Saltwater Guide

Year-round (Open water & Ice fishing)

Cycling

May through October

Paddling

May through October

Scenic Drives

Year-round (Peak: Fall foliage late September-mid October)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Greene known for?

Greene is known for its rolling farmland and Androscoggin River views, with working farms, orchards, and roadside stands defining the scenery. The town provides access to Androscoggin Riverlands State Park trails and boat launches just across the river in Turner.

How far is Greene from Lewiston?

Greene is about 15 minutes from Lewiston via Routes 202 and 4. Residents enjoy country living close to jobs, schools, and hospitals in Lewiston-Auburn.

What outdoor activities are available in Greene?

Greene offers cycling on rolling farm roads with river valley views, paddling on the Androscoggin River with flatwater trips and wildlife viewing, fishing on Sabattus Pond, and scenic fall foliage drives through the agricultural landscape.