Discover Lincoln, Maine

Nestled in the heart of Maine, Lincoln boasts nearly 70 miles of shore frontage, 19 miles of river frontage, over 4,300 acres of water, and 22,000 acres of pristine woodland—making it one of the state’s best-kept secrets. No matter the season, outdoor adventure awaits, from boating and fishing to hiking and snowmobiling.

A charming New England town, Lincoln serves as the service hub of northern Penobscot County. Its central location, regional airport, and 13 scenic lakes provide easy access, endless recreation, and small-town hospitality. Whether you're exploring our vibrant downtown, enjoying local dining, or browsing unique shops, you'll find plenty of reasons to stay a little longer.

We look forward to welcoming you!

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Our Communities

Burlington

Sits at the gateway to beautiful Nicatouis Lake

Chester

Situated on the west side of the Penobscot River​​​​​​​

Enfield

Home to a constant mix of seasonal and year-round residents​​​​​​

Howland

Where two rivers, the Piscataquis and the great Penobscot River meet

Lee

A working community with rustic beautiful presence

Lincoln

The home of 13 lakes - "Come for the lakes, stay for the lifestyle"

Lowell

An agricultural town lying east of the Penobscot River

Mattawamkeag

Home to the longest river in Maine​​​​​

Passadumkeag

Located on the east bank of the Penobscot River

Springfield

Known for its annual Agricultural Fair for over 160 years

Winn

First settled by Joseph Snow in 1820, the same year Maine became a state