Welcome to Lincoln
Named “The 2020 Town of the Year” in a Sports 92.9 Ticket poll, this town is known as the “Home of 13 Lakes” and lays along the banks of the mighty Penobscot River. Originally a mill town, Lincoln is in the process of redefining itself as it moves into the future. There are interesting activities for all types of visitors year-round, and more are being added frequently.
A must-see while you are in Lincoln, is the Medal of Honor recipient MSG. Gary Gordon statue at the Lincoln Veterans Memorial Park. Gordon, a member of Delta Force, lost his life defending his comrades in Somalia in 1993, and the movie “Black Hawk Down” was based on this incident. Click link below to read the town’s tribute to him.
https://lincolnmaine.org/gary-gordon/
Events
The Congregational Church of Lincoln is to be congratulated on 2022 being the 74th anniversary of the Riverdrivers' Supper during the Loon Festival (Homecoming) here on the banks of the Penobscot River...on the Pine Tree Trail!
Local
Pine Tree Trailblazers
Trailblazers Nicastro’s Landscaping & Home Improvement, Hogan Tire, and Treeline/Maine Land Store have their businesses here in the Lincoln Lakes Region. Thanks to them and their support, the nearly 500-mile Pine Tree Trail will be recognized once again!
Nicastro's Landscaping & Home Improvement Inc.
405 West Broadway
Lincoln, Me. 04457
(207) 794-6337 (office)
(207) 290-0451 (Owner, Frank Nicastro, Mobile)
(207) 290-1432 (Lawn Care Specialist, Eric Dubay, Mobile)
Hogan Tire
Presque Isle
207-764-1800
30 Rice St.
Lincoln
207-794-3310
249 W. Broadway St.
Caribou
207-492-1500
84 Water St.
Houlton
207-532-2211
135 Bangor St.
Houlton
207-521-2402
257 North St.
Treeline, Inc.
35 Access Rd
Chester, ME 04457
207-794-2044
A true 4-season community, Lincoln is a busy place no matter what the season is! From comedy festivals and the Snowcross races to the Loon Festival, parade, and the Riverdrivers’ Supper, a wide variety of activities will satisfy your craving for fun in a beautiful rural setting.
Activities
ATVing
The local ATV club, Penobscot Off Road Riders, maintain an extensive trail system that offers a wide range of terrain types and difficulty levels. You will not be disappointed in your experiences on these trails. In Lincoln itself, there are several eateries where you can have something to eat and drink while taking a break. Fuel is also available. For more info you can check out their Facebook page by clicking below.
(Click Here To Access The Penobscot Off-Riders ATV Club Facebook page)
Snowmobiling
The Lincoln Snowhounds is the club here that maintain and groom the trails that thousands of riders travel on. Click here to check them out and get information about the trails and any activities they might be hosting, including their annual Snocross races. With great connections to trails around them, one can ride for hours or even days if they choose to.
(Click Here To Access The Lincoln Snowhounds Club Facebook Page)
Fishing
Of course, an angler would love this area! With some of the best small-mouth bass fishing in Maine on the Penobscot River, countless hours of rest and relaxation can be enjoyed while wetting a line.
For Boat landings in the Lincoln Lakes area, you can click the link below to access the Town website's "boat landings page" for more information.
(Click Here To Access The Towns Boat Landings Webpage)
Lodging/Camping
Lincoln has a variety of options for overnight accommodations. There are several motels, camps and lodges, and vacation rentals in the area ready to serve you.
Food
From quick grab and go establishments and pizza parlors to sit down and relax eateries, Lincoln has just what you need when hunger strikes.
Who doesn’t love fresh food, vegetables and fruit, and home-made goods and crafts? Lincoln hosts a Farmers’ Market every Friday (during warm weather) in the center of town that showcases the wonderful products that make Maine so special. Whether you are craving a nice, relaxing meal or a quicker option, Lincoln offers folks a good range of choices to pick from.
Shopping
With a wide variety of shops and markets to choose from, there are many chances to browse this town’s retail stores.
Fitness/Beauty/Health
If you like to take care of yourself while on vacation, there are places in town to work out, get a massage, or have your hair and nails done as well as an old-fashioned barber shop.
Town Contact
Dial 911 for emergency services
Lincoln Fire Department: (207) 794-8455
(Click Here To Access The Lincoln Fire Dept. Facebook Page)
Lincoln Maine Police Department: (207) 794-2221
21 Fleming Street, Lincoln, ME
(Click Here To Access The Lincoln Maine Police Dept. Facebook Page)
Lincoln Town Office: (207) 794-3372
29 Main St , Lincoln, ME 04457
(Click Here To Access The Town Of Lincoln Website)
Lincoln Memorial Library: (207) 794-2765
21 West Broadway Lincoln, ME 04457
(Click Here To Access The Lincoln Memorial Library Facebook Page)
Lincoln Maine Historical Society: (207) 794-8996
29 W Broadway Lincoln, ME 04457
(Click Here To Access The Lincoln Maine Historical Society Facebook Page)