Perry, Maine
Gateway to Passamaquoddy Bay and the 45th parallel
Overview
Key Facts
What Perry Is Known For
Perry Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Perry
Perry offers rural coastal living near the border; most services are in Eastport or Calais. Residents value open space, tides, and quiet roads.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Cool, 60-75 F
winter
Cold, 10-30 F with coastal snow
spring
Cool and damp, 38-55 F
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F with early foliage
How to Get There
Located on US-1 between Eastport and Calais; Route 190 leads to Eastport’s island city.
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Perry outline
Trip Ideas Featuring Perry
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Perry known for?
Perry is known for its Passamaquoddy Bay views with sightlines to Campobello Island and New Brunswick, the 45th parallel monument marking the halfway point between Equator and North Pole, and blueberry fields supporting Downeast agriculture.
How far is Perry from Eastport?
Perry is about 10 minutes from Eastport on US-1 between Eastport and Calais. Route 190 leads to Eastport's island city.
What outdoor activities are available in Perry?
Perry offers visiting the 45th parallel roadside monument for photos, paddling Boyden Lake for flatwater canoeing and fishing, and exploring nearby Eastport with its waterfront shops and whale watching tours.