2021 Map of Trout Mountain

About this map

The Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument dominates this portion of the Maine north woods, showing a landscape defined by its glacial waterways and timber-harvesting history. The northern shoreline of Millinocket Lake provides a natural anchor for the area, featuring Pickerel Cove and the prominent Powers Point. The terrain rises toward Trout Mtn and Oak Hill Pond, while a network of woods roads like Tote Rd 16 and the famous Golden Rd trace the paths of industrial logging access. Along the border between Piscataquis and Penobscot Counties, the map documents a transition from deep water bodies like Lower Togue Pond to smaller mountain basins including Tea Pond. This recent survey captures the modern conservation status of the region, where recreational routes such as the Logan Pond Trl now coexist with established thoroughfares like Baxter Park Rd.