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Maple Lane Inn & Golf Club

Location:  River Rd.
Livermore Falls
Phone:  (207) 897-6666
E-mail:  info@maplelaneinn.com
Website: Website
 
Clients:  Maple Lane Inn and Golf course was originally a 1790 tavern and inn built to accommodate travelers along the stagecoach line from Farmington to Portland by way of the Strictland Ferry, which was powered by a pulley system. Relocated to River Road, nestled between farms and the Androscoggin River, it now serves as part of Maple Lane Inn & Golf Course.

Services:  9-hole golf course open year round, plays to a par 70 and is 6038 yards in length, with a slope of 118. Other activities include hunting (November), nearby fishing, snowmobile trail (runs adjacent to the Inn), cross-country skiing (all winter), ice skating on site (all winter).

I-95 North to the Maine Turnpike, North to Exit 12 Auburn, Rte 4 North to Livermore Falls, right on River Road before Androscoggin River Bridge, follow 5 miles to Maple Lane.

From Points North:

South on Maine Turnpike to Augusta, Rte 202 Exit, west to Rte 17 South to Livermore Falls, right to Rte 4 South. Go over the Androscoggin River Bridge and take a quick left after bridge to River Rd. and follow 5 miles to Maple Lane.

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Healthy Community Coalition

Founded in 1989, Healthy Community Coalition (HCC) is an affiliate of the Franklin Community Health Network with a mission of promoting health and well-being in Franklin County and neighboring towns, including Livermore Falls.

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