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Parkman, Maine

Quiet mountain town with scenic vistas

Overview

Parkman is a small mountain town offering stunning views and excellent outdoor recreation. The town's rolling hills and forests provide prime hunting and hiking opportunities, while nearby lakes offer fishing and swimming.

Key Facts

Population 852
Region Maine Highlands
County Piscataquis
Founded 1822
Nearest City Dover-Foxcroft (20 minutes)

Weather & Seasons

summer

Pleasant and mild, 70-75°F

winter

Cold with deep snow, 10-25°F

spring

Cool and wet, 35-50°F

fall

Spectacular foliage, 40-55°F

How to Get There

Parkman is located on Route 15 in central Maine, about 50 minutes northwest of Bangor.

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Parkman outline

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Parkman known for?

Parkman is a small rural community in Piscataquis County known for stunning mountain views, excellent hunting and fishing in surrounding hills and forests, and spectacular fall foliage.

How far is Parkman from Dover-Foxcroft?

Parkman is about 20 minutes from Dover-Foxcroft via Route 15. The town is about 50 minutes northwest of Bangor, offering rural mountain living with access to county services.

Is Parkman good for outdoor recreation?

Yes, Parkman offers excellent hiking in the rolling hills, prime hunting territory for deer and other game, and fishing in nearby lakes and streams. The area is known for deep snow in winter.