Sebec, Maine
Sebec Lake shoreline next to Dover-Foxcroft
Overview
Key Facts
What Sebec Is Known For
Sebec Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Sebec
Year-round homes and camps line the lake, with groceries, schools, and healthcare in Dover-Foxcroft. Expect plowed camp roads, wood heat, and busy summers on the water.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 68-82 F
winter
Cold and snowy, 0-25 F
spring
Cool, 38-58 F with mud season
fall
Crisp, 42-60 F and bright shoreline foliage
How to Get There
From Dover-Foxcroft, follow Route 6/16 west to the lake; Bangor is about 50 minutes southeast via Route 15.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Sebec outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sebec known for?
Sebec is known for deep, clear Sebec Lake - excellent for salmon, togue, and bass fishing - family-friendly Peaks-Kenny State Park with a sandy beach and wooded trails, and winter snowmobile routes crossing the frozen lake.
How far is Sebec from Dover-Foxcroft?
Sebec is about 10 minutes from Dover-Foxcroft via Route 6/16. Groceries, schools, and healthcare are available in Dover-Foxcroft, while Bangor is about 50 minutes southeast.
Can I swim at Peaks-Kenny State Park?
Yes, Peaks-Kenny State Park offers a sandy beach on Sebec Lake, perfect for swimming and picnics. The park also features hiking trails and is a popular family day-use destination.