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Angel Falls

Franklin County, Maine

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Franklin County, Maine
Access status
Published trail with parking coordinates; stream crossings and logging road
The walk
About 1.1 miles return (Maine Trail Finder)
Ground & access
Dirt, gravel and rock. Several rock-hop stream crossings that can be slippery and may be impassable in high water.
Maine Trail Finder: Angel Falls

From the parking area in the old gravel pit, follow red blazes on a logging path across Berdeen Stream, then follow the red-blazed trail to Mountain Brook. The trail goes upstream and rock hops the brook several times before reaching the 90-foot falls. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Gravel pit parking off Bemis Road to Angel Falls on Mountain Brook

Maine Trail Finder gives a 1.1-mile round trip with 200 feet of elevation gain. Maine by Foot gives about 0.4 mile each way depending on where you park.

Dirt, gravel and rock. Several rock-hop stream crossings that can be slippery and may be impassable in high water.

Where to start

Old gravel pit at the bottom of a steep road off Bemis Road, at 44.7902, -70.7079 for the turnoff. Bemis Road is a rough gravel logging road; logging trucks have the right of way. Maine by Foot says to park at the top if your car cannot handle the steep road. If the lot is full, choose another trail.

Timing & water

The Bemis Track was closed for two years after December 2023 storm damage and reopened in September 2025, per the Sun Journal. Roads may not suit low-clearance cars.

Before you go

No fee or reservation is mentioned.

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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Franklin County, Maine.

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