Springfield, Maine
Hilltop views and woods roads east of Lincoln
Overview
Key Facts
What Springfield Is Known For
Springfield Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Springfield
Sparse village services; groceries, schools, and healthcare are in Lincoln. Expect gravel roads, long winters, and self-reliant living.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 65-80 F
winter
Cold and snowy, -5 to 20 F
spring
Cool, 35-55 F with mud season
fall
Crisp, 40-58 F and bright foliage
How to Get There
On Route 6 east of Lincoln and Lee; Bangor is about 1 hour via Route 6 and I-95.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Springfield outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Springfield known for?
Springfield is known for its scenic ridge lines with open views along Route 6 especially during fall foliage, backcountry access via logging roads connecting to Lee and Lakeville, and blueberry barrens mixed with forest lands.
How far is Springfield from Bangor?
Springfield is about 1 hour from Bangor via Route 6 and I-95. The town sits on high ground east of Lincoln along the Route 6 corridor that continues to Washington County and Downeast Maine.
What outdoor activities are available in Springfield?
Springfield offers ATV and snowmobile riding on woods roads connecting to Lee and Kingman, hunting for deer and moose, brook trout fishing on nearby ponds, and scenic fall foliage drives along Route 6 toward East Grand Lake country.