Kingsbury Stream
28.36 km | 17.62 mi
Length can differ from official measure!
Kategorie 3
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Kingsbury Stream is a scenic stream in Piscataquis County, Maine, that empties into the Piscataquis River. It originates at Mayfield and Kingsbury Ponds and flows eastward through a predominantly wooded and rural region. The stream extends for approximately 11 miles and features sections of slow-flowing, calm water as well as minor rapids, particularly near its confluence with the Piscataquis River, about one mile east of Abbot Village.
The surrounding area is characterized by a natural forest, with a mix of hardwood and coniferous trees, providing both scenic beauty and ecological value. Trails along the stream are suitable for activities such as hiking, fishing, or ATVing.
Recreational Opportunities: Kingsbury Stream is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. It is considered a wild trout stream, where brook trout are the primary species. It also offers sections for kayaking and rafting (Class II–III), particularly between Kingsbury Pond and Coles Corner Road. The tranquil setting makes it ideal for nature viewing, with sightings of wildlife such as deer, elk, and various bird species.
The surrounding area is characterized by a natural forest, with a mix of hardwood and coniferous trees, providing both scenic beauty and ecological value. Trails along the stream are suitable for activities such as hiking, fishing, or ATVing.
Recreational Opportunities: Kingsbury Stream is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. It is considered a wild trout stream, where brook trout are the primary species. It also offers sections for kayaking and rafting (Class II–III), particularly between Kingsbury Pond and Coles Corner Road. The tranquil setting makes it ideal for nature viewing, with sightings of wildlife such as deer, elk, and various bird species.
