2011 Map of Hay Brook Mountain

About this map

Seboeis River drainage dominates this section of the Maine North Woods, where water and topography dictate the movement through the landscape. The river flows south past Snowshoe Lake and White Horse Lake, joined by numerous tributaries like Hobart Brook and Flemming Brook. This 2011 survey documents a sparsely populated region primarily utilized for forestry and recreation, as evidenced by the Seboeis River Wilderness Camp and Hay Brook Farm. Notable topographic landmarks like Hay Brook Mountain and Roberts Mountain rise above a complex network of ponds and brooks, including the distinctive Godfrey Pitch and Shin Falls. Transportation in this interior region is limited to local routes such as Grand Lake Rd and Snowshoe Lake Rd, which provide access to the hunting and fishing camps scattered throughout the watershed.