Ellsworth Travel Guide

Branch Lake's pristine waters serve as Ellsworth's sole drinking water source across its 3,000 acres. Enjoy kayaking through its clear waters or hike the Public Forest trails for stunning wildlife views.

This spring-fed jewel offers pristine waters reaching depths of 104 feet, perfect for trophy lake trout fishing. Glide across the calm surface in a kayak while spotting eagles and loons along the tree-lined shores.

The Telephone Museum brings telecommunication history to life with interactive exhibits from 1876 to today. Try your hand at vintage switchboards and hear the satisfying click of rotary dials during your guided tour.

Journey through Maine's scenic landscapes on this vintage railway that follows the historic Calais Branch line. Spot wildlife and learn local history during the narrated 90-minute excursion through forests and wetlands.

Housed in a Victorian building, Cockerel Brother combines artisanal coffee roasting with an extensive kitchenware collection. Sample their signature blends while browsing floors of culinary treasures and gourmet foods.

This elegant Georgian Revival building, a rare architectural gem in Maine designed by Philadelphia's Edmund Gilchrist, boasts a symmetrical facade within Ellsworth's charming historic city centre.

You can find the perfect gifts to bring home at L.L. Bean Shopping Outlet during your trip to Ellsworth. Wander the waterfront and scenic parks in the area.

This historic Federalist-style building (1817), listed on the National Register, houses Ellsworth's cultural hub. Browse its extensive book collection or attend art exhibitions and educational workshops.