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Hersey, Maine

Hersey, Maine

Foothill farms below Katahdin viewpoint

Overview

Hersey sits south of Patten with long views toward Katahdin on clear days. Fields, mixed woods, and small ponds dominate the landscape. Residents depend on Patten and Sherman for stores and schools.

Key Facts

Population
Region Aroostook
County Aroostook
Founded 1873
Nearest City Patten (10 minutes)

What Hersey Is Known For

Hersey Local Highlights

Scenic Route 11
A classic drive with mountain glimpses and farm scenery.
Trail access
ITS and local club routes connect to Benedicta and Patten.
Quiet ponds
Nearby Pleasant Pond and brook trout waters.

Things to Do

1
Drive Route 11
Enjoy mountain views traveling between Sherman and Patten.
2
Snowmobile locally
Ride groomed connectors toward Patten and Island Falls.
3
Fish small waters
Try Pleasant Pond and local brooks for trout.

Living in Hersey

Hersey is rural and lightly populated; most shopping and medical visits happen in Patten or Houlton. Winters are long with drifting snow on open fields.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Mild, 65-78 F

winter

Very cold, -10 to 20 F with deep snow

spring

Cool, 35-55 F

fall

Crisp, 40-58 F with harvest colors

How to Get There

On Route 11 between Sherman and Patten; I-95 access via Exit 264 in Sherman.

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

Satellite preview

Hersey outline

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hersey known for?

Hersey is known for scenic Route 11 with mountain glimpses and farm scenery, ITS trail access connecting to Benedicta and Patten, and nearby Pleasant Pond and brook trout waters.

How far is Hersey from Patten?

Hersey is about 10 minutes from Patten on Route 11 between Sherman and Patten. I-95 access is available via Exit 264 in Sherman.

What outdoor activities are available in Hersey?

Hersey offers scenic drives along Route 11 with views toward Katahdin, snowmobiling on groomed connectors toward Patten and Island Falls, and trout fishing at Pleasant Pond and local brooks.