
1940 - U.S. Rte 2, Pine Tree Trail (actual photo)

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Maine Cedar Log Moose Co
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Artisans & Makers
Mile 214 · Rte 2
Molunkus
Hand-crafted cedar log moose, bears, and folk-art sculptures built from real Maine cedar. Located in Molunkus Township — the southern gateway to Aroostook County on Route 2. Home of the original 1937 Pine Tree Trail sign that sparked the modern revival of the Trail. A working Maine craft studio where every piece is shaped by hand.
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Penobscot River Access
Boat Access
Mile 190 · Rte 2
Lincoln
Town-maintained hard ramp on the Penobscot River at Lincoln. 20' wide, 90' long, 13% grade. 10 rig parking spaces, seasonal toilet, floats available. Penobscot mainstem access — natural put-in for downstream trips toward Passadumkeag and Bangor.
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Lincoln Loon
Landmarks
Mile 193 · Rte 2
Lincoln
6-foot-tall, 13-foot-long fiberglass loon installed in 2016 overlooking Mattanawcook Pond. Built by Fiberglass Farm of Belfast. Symbol of Lincoln's 13 lakes. Home of the annual Lincoln Loon Festival. Free.
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MSG Gary Gordon Memorial
Landmarks
Mile 193 · Rte 2
Lincoln
10-foot bronze statue by sculptor Chad Fisher, unveiled in 2021 at the Lincoln Veterans Memorial. Honors Lincoln native MSG Gary Gordon, who gave his life rescuing a downed helicopter crew in Mogadishu, Somalia, October 3, 1993. First Medal of Honor recipient since the Vietnam War. Portrayed in the film Black Hawk Down. Free.
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Mattanawcook Pond
Boat Access
Mile 194 · Rte 2
Lincoln
Town-maintained hard ramp on Mattanawcook Pond in Lincoln. 20' wide, 50' long, 11% grade. 25 rig parking, 30 vehicle spaces, seasonal toilet, floats available. Shoreline pond in central Lincoln.
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Penobscot River Access
Boat Access
Mile 203 · Rte 2
Winn
State-maintained hard ramp on the Penobscot River at Winn. Barrier-free accessible. Managed by Maine DIFW. Penobscot mainstem access below the Mattawamkeag confluence — note that Slewgundy Heater and Gordon Falls lie just upstream on the Mattawamkeag (Class II-IV whitewater).
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Original Pine Tree Trail Sign
Landmarks
Mile 214 · Rte 2
Molunkus
An original 1937 Pine Tree Trail sign was discovered on a homestead along U.S. Route 2 in Molunkus. The sign sparked the modern revival and recognition of the trail.
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Mattawamkeag Lake Access
Boat Access
Mile 248 · Rte 2 (B)
Island Falls
Town-maintained hard ramp on Mattawamkeag Lake in Island Falls. 10' wide, 60' long, 14% grade. 4 rig parking spaces, fully accessible, floats available.
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Meduxnekeag River Trail
Trails
Mile 265 · Rte 1
Houlton
Meduxnekeag Watershed Coalition trail system along the Meduxnekeag River in Houlton. Trails through hardwood forest, river overlooks, and fishing access. Trailhead at Gateway Park near the historic Houlton Arch welcome sign. Wide, flat crushed stone trail accessible from Gateway Park trailhead; further sections become narrower with natural-surface footing.
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Meduxnekeag River Access
Boat Access
Mile 265 · Rte 1
Houlton
State-maintained hard ramp on the Meduxnekeag River at Houlton. 10' wide. Managed by Maine DIFW. The Meduxnekeag flows east into New Brunswick and the St. John River drainage.
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Boy With the Leaking Boot
Landmarks
0.6 mi off · Mile 265 · Rte 1
Houlton
Fountain statue installed in 1916 in Pierce Park, purchased with a $1,000 bequest from Clara P. Frisbie. Working drinking fountain providing water for people, animals, and birds. One of approximately 29 such statues worldwide. Free.
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