Grafton Notch State Park
"Rumford visitors come for a nearby mountain escape with dramatic scenery and outdoor recreation. The park offers a quieter contrast to town and a strong draw for hikers and photographers."
Grafton Notch State Park showcases the dramatic geology of the Mahoosuc Range, with steep granite walls, cascading waterfalls, and forested trails. It is a popular destination for scenic overlooks, day hikes, and exploring one of Maine’s most rugged mountain corridors.
Mount Blue State Park
"Rumford-area visitors are drawn to the park for camping, paddling, and a change of pace from the river valley. The park offers a scenic inland destination within a reasonable drive."
Mount Blue State Park spans thousands of acres around Webb Lake and Mount Blue, offering a mix of lakeside recreation and mountain scenery. It is one of Maine’s most popular inland parks for camping, swimming, paddling, and hiking.
Rangeley Lake State Park
"Rumford visitors are drawn to the park for its beach and mountain views. It is a convenient western Maine getaway for families looking for a quiet lake day."
Rangeley Lake State Park offers a sandy swimming beach on the shore of one of Maine’s most beautiful lakes, with views toward the surrounding mountains. It is a popular destination for swimming, picnicking, boating, and enjoying the quiet natural setting of the Rangeley Lakes region.