Miller Park Boat Ramp - Lisbon, Maine
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Lisbon, Maine: A single lane, paved boat ramp at Miller Park is off Route 196/Lisbon Street at Frost Hill Road. Launch is on the Sabattus River at its confluence with the Androscoggin River. Max 12,000 lbs combined GVW vehicle and boat with trailer.
Waymark Code: WM16HDG
Location: Maine, United States
Date Posted: 08/04/2022
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A single lane, paved, public boat ramp at Miller Park is off Route 196/Lisbon Street at Frost Hill Road in Lisbon, Maine. The launch is on the Sabattus River at its confluence with the Androscoggin River. FREE!
Posted: Max 12,000 pounds combined GVW for vehicle and boat with trailer. Low clearance at railroad bridge 200 feet south of the ramp -- 5 feet, 6 inches -- and may be less at high water.
Miller Park
Coordinates: 44.01195197337715, -70.08650352724699
Location: Lisbon, Maine. Located on Rt. 196 at mouth of Sabattus River.
Owner: Town of Lisbon
Manager: Town of Lisbon
Launch facilities:
Paved ramp to Sabattus River approximately 100 feet from confluence with Androscoggin. This site is 1.75 miles upriver from the Worumbo Dam in Lisbon Falls. There is no portage trail around the dam.
Miles to downstream access: 1.75 miles to dam but no formal access point.
Parking:
Paved parking for 10 vehicles with trailers and 11 vehicles without trailers.
Amenities:
- Port-a-Potty
- Kiosk
- Benches
- Picnic tables
- Access to Papermill Trail (Bike/Pedestrian) along Sabattus River, and Lisbon’s developing Androscoggin River Trail, a bike/ped pathway to Lisbon Falls downtown.
Water Conditions:
Light to moderate current. The river becomes wide, but the shoreline remains undeveloped.
General Comments:
Eateries and stores in Lisbon Center and Lisbon Falls as well as along Rt 196 between the two. Nearby Beaver Park offers trails and swimming opportunities. There is the nice bike/pedestrian Papermill Trail running from Miller Park along the Sabattus River. See town web site for more information.
Source: Androscoggin River Watershed Council