Angela Quintal-Snowman A historical echo of Maine’s lumbering past can be seen in the Northern Maine Woods in the Allagash Wilderness. Abandoned in the 1930’s, two steam locomotives remain in their final resting spot in a clearing in the Northern Maine Woods next to Eagle Lake. The locomotives can be seen year round, with a simple snowmobile …
Two full-sized trains rest quietly in the Northern Maine Woods, abandoned in the early 1930’s from the Eagle Lake & West Branch Railroad. How do you find them? It’s easy, and I’m going to give you the most comprehensive directions you’ll find on the internet! There is a NEW road, parking area and trail to reach …
Activity: Hiking Town: Camden Difficulty: Moderate/Advanced Length: 1.8 miles/2.6 miles using scenic loop Surface: Forest floor, roots, rocks, sheer rock faces Pets: Yes Fee: No Directions: Follow Route 1 to Camden to the beginning of Route 52. Follow Route 52 for approximately 2. (apkshelf.com) 8 miles to the parking area on the right just beyond the …
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