Lowell, Maine
Saponac Lake and Passadumkeag River forests
Overview
Key Facts
What Lowell Is Known For
Lowell Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Lowell
Rural setting with basic services in neighboring towns; most homes rely on wells, septic, and plowed local roads.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 68-80 F
winter
Cold, 0-25 F
spring
Cool and muddy, 38-55 F
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lowell known for?
Lowell is known for Saponac Lake with boating, fishing, and ice fishing, the Passadumkeag River for gentle paddling through wildlife-rich marshes, and ATV/snowmobile routes connecting to Burlington and Enfield.
How far is Lowell from Lincoln?
Lowell is about 20 minutes from Lincoln, where residents find groceries, fuel, and hardware before heading back to lakeside camps.
What outdoor activities are available in Lowell?
Lowell offers bass and pickerel fishing plus family swimming coves on Saponac Lake, meandering flatwater paddling on the Passadumkeag River ideal for canoes and wildlife photography, and seasonal ATV and snowmobile riding on signed connectors.