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Maine
On average, there are very few lake homes for sale in the Rangeley Lake, and very few lake lots and land parcels.
The lake area has 32 miles of shoreline.
About Rangeley Lake
In the Town of Rangeley
Rangeley Lake is one of the six lakes of the Rangeley Lake Region, located in Western Maine. Restaurants, stores, and other small-town conveniences are found around the town of Rangeley.
Just over 100 miles away, Portland boasts a great list of attractions along with the Portland International Jetport and Maine Medical Center.
Recreational Lake of 6,000 Acres
Rangeley Lake boasts 6,000 acres of open waters. The lake is 95 feet deep on average but gets as deep as 145 feet.
Kayakers and canoers enjoy paddling the water’s edge for sights of loons, native birds, deer, moose, and more.
Boaters have loads of fun traveling the waters in pontoons, speedboats, jet skis, and other watercraft. If you are looking for a thrill, then get behind a boat and put on a pair of skis or hang on to a tube.
Year-Round Fun
Golfers have the Mingo Springs Golf Course nearby for endless golfing fun.
Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway is a great way to explore the area. Make the drive in the fall for breathtaking views of autumn-colored mountain views.
Colder weather in the winter brings back activities like ice fishing, ice skating, and snowmobiling. There are plenty of trails at Rangeley Lake State Park for cross-country skiers and snowmobilers.
Life in Serenity
When investing in real estate on Rangeley Lake, you are not just gaining property but a lifestyle filled with relaxation and year-round fun.
Lake Overview
- 32mi. of Shoreline
- 60ft. Avg. Depth
- 149ft. Deepest Depth
- Shoreline Borders State Park (Some)
National Park (Some)
Mountains - Ownership Public
- Acreage 63
- Public Boat Ramps 1
Information
- Counties: Franklin County
- Fish: Brown Trout, Chinook Salmon
- Condos available (No)
- Notable events: Annual Blueberry Festival
- Interesting facts: The local Maine Forestry Museum is home to a chainsaw collection originating from the 1930s.
- Known for: Large Moose population.
- History: Named after an Englishman, Squire James Rangeley.
- Landmarks: Angel Falls, Height of Land
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