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Montville, Maine

Montville, Maine

Hilltown between Belfast and Augusta

Overview

Montville?s villages and gravel roads connect hill farms, woodlots, and trout streams. Residents split commutes toward Belfast, Augusta, and the Camden Hills.

Key Facts

Population 1,020
Region Midcoast Maine
County Waldo
Founded 1807
Nearest City Belfast (25 mins)

What Montville Is Known For

Montville Local Highlights

Headwaters conservation lands
Trails and ponds that feed the Sheepscot River.
Rural homesteads
Small farms, sugarhouses, and orchards dot the hillsides.
Quiet backroads
Popular with cyclists and foliage drives between Routes 3 and 220.

Things to Do

1
Hike Sheepscot Headwaters
Explore loop trails and paddling access at Freedom Pond.
2
Visit Lake St. George
Swim or boat at the nearby state park in Liberty.
3
Ride the ridge roads
Scenic drives connect to Freedom, Liberty, and Searsmont.

Living in Montville

Montville is rural and spread out. Residents rely on Belfast or Augusta for major services, with local stores in neighboring towns.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 65-80 F

winter

Cold, 10-30 F with snow

spring

Cool and muddy, 40-55 F

fall

Crisp, 45-60 F with hilltop foliage

How to Get There

Routes 220 and 3 provide main access toward Belfast and Augusta; local roads reach Freedom and Liberty.

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

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Montville outline

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Montville known for?

Montville is known for its Sheepscot Headwaters conservation lands with hiking trails and paddling access, rural hillside farms with sugarhouses and orchards, and scenic backroads popular with cyclists and foliage viewers.

How far is Montville from Belfast?

Montville is about 25 minutes from Belfast via Routes 220 and 3. Residents split commutes between Belfast, Augusta, and the Camden Hills area for work and services.

Is there hiking in Montville?

Yes, the Sheepscot Headwaters preserve offers loop trails through conservation lands that feed the Sheepscot River. Nearby Lake St. George State Park in Liberty also provides hiking and swimming.