Route 201 follows the old river trading paths of the Abenaki tribe, leading visitors back in time through towns where turn-of-the-century homes line the main thoroughfare. This byway passes through The Forks, where the Dead and Kennebec Rivers meet. This area is well-known for rafting expeditions down these swift-flowing rivers. The route ends at the US international border crossing at Sandy Bay.
Year round sporting camps. We have housekeeping cabins for small and large groups. Our area offers some of the best hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, 4
Solon, ME BusinessesThe oldest blockhouse in the United States is all that remains of Fort Halifax at the confluence of the Kennebec and Sebastic...
Private spacious campsites on 25 acres on the lake. Primitive sites, sites with hook-ups, camp store, hot showers, laundry, g...
An activity of the non-profit Maine Military Historical Society, striving to preserve Maine's long and proud military history...