Chamberlain Lake Public Land
Chamberlain Lake Public Land sits on the shore of Chamberlain Lake, a significant piece of the southern Allagash Waterway, and the deepest and biggest lake in Maine's North Woods.
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Chamberlain Lake Public Land Details
Chamberlain Lake Public Land sits on the shore of Chamberlain Lake, a significant piece of the southern Allagash Waterway, and the deepest and biggest lake in Maine's North Woods. The lake is known for being the perfect habitat for togue and is often fished. Public land here offers hiking to one of the summits of two small mountains, and camping in an almost completely forested area, with notable stands of trees approximated to be around 200 years old.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Chamberlain Lake Public Land
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2.9 mi away
Telos Public Land
Most who have traversed the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, an over 90-mile long boating stretch of historical significance, will recognize the most popular starting point in the Telos Public Land.
4.9 mi away
Telos Cut (T)
Located on the Freeze Out Trail and Webster Lake Area. A four person tent-site.
5.9 mi away
Little Coffeelos (T)
Located on the Freeze Out Trail and Webster Lake Area. A four person tent-site.
7.6 mi away
Webster Outlet (T & L)
Located on the Freeze Out Trail and Webster Lake Area. A twelve person lean-to and tent site.
10.1 mi away
Morse Mountain
Located in the northwestern section of the Baxter State Park and has an elevation of 1,774 feet.
