Lincoln, Maine
Home of 13 Lakes
Overview
Key Facts
What Lincoln Is Known For
Lincoln Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Lincoln
Lincoln is a friendly, water-oriented community. It is popular for both year-round living and summer camps (cottages). It offers essential services and shopping for the surrounding rural towns.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 70-80°F
winter
Cold, 10-25°F
spring
Cool, 45-60°F
fall
Beautiful foliage, 50-60°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
How to Get There
Lincoln is located off I-95, about 45 minutes north of Bangor.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Lincoln outline
Outdoor Recreation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are all 13 lakes public?
Most have public access points, making it easy to launch a boat or kayak.
What is the Loon Festival?
It's an annual summer celebration featuring a parade, fireworks, and events celebrating the town's favorite bird.