This is a nice spot for a break, picnic and or a swim. |
We walked over to a bridge, and looked down. |
Not much farther, we got to the best view yet. Joe taking a picture! |
An absolute gorgeous view of Mooselookmeguntic Lake. |
Mooselookguntic is the second largest lake in Maine with 16,300 acres. It sits at 1,467 ft above sea level. |
Further up the road, we came to the Rangeley Scenic Overlook . |
View of Rangeley Lake from the south. |
Rangeley Lake covers 6,000 acres, and is 1,518 ft above sea level. |
We drove north, then through the town of Rangeley. We then took Hwy. 4 for a couple miles for another viewing point, on the north east corner of the lake. |
Doctors Island on Rangeley Lake. |
We drove back through the town of Rangeley and past the Rangeley Inn . |
After Richardson Lake, we took Hwy. 16 across the border into New Hampshire for a few miles. When we reached Hwy. 26, we turned southeast. Umbagog Lake lies half in New Hampshire and half in Maine. |
Umbagog Lake at Paradise Point. |
We entered back into Maine on Hwy. 26. |
Southeast of Umbagog, we came to the Grafton Notch. |
We stopped at a pull out that gave us some information about the area. |
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