Things To Do in Randolph, Maine

KV Transit has service between Augusta and Gardner will stop on request at the Randolph IGA on Water Street. That same bus serves Water Street in Gardner on a more frequent basis. This bus connects... More on TrailLink.com

Parking is easy at the IGA directly north of the trail, both of which are on Maine Rte. 27 in Randolph. More on TrailLink.com

To reach the Augusta trailhead, take Interstate 95 to Exit 30B and head east on State Route 202. Follow 202 to the traffic circle and take State Route 201 south. At ... More on TrailLink.com

My husband and I biked this trail yesterday (8/20/2010). Absolutely beautiful. The last unpaved stretch (around mile marker 2) is being paved next week. In Gardiner, my husband's front tire went fl... More on TrailLink.com

Quarter pipes rails fun box box vert/ street More on skateboardpark.com

This course's fairways are mostly flat with an occasional hill; narrow on the back and medium width on the front. The back nine was built in 1991, and there are distinctive differences from the fro... More on Golf.com

I stumbled upon this course while visting friends in maine and I was pleasantly surprised to find such a challenging and beautiful course with views of mountains at every angle-I swear I could ... More on GolfReview

At one time, Vaughan Homestead's 10,000 volume library was New England's largest library outside of Harvard College. Benjamin Vaughan, the son of merchant-banker Samuel Vaughan, lived in this home from 1797 until his death in 1835. ... More on Heritage

A Colonial Revival-style home with many historical artifacts, the Governor Hill Mansion offers a refined ... More on TripAdvisor

We went to an event here. The room was a great size, the stage was well lit. Everything was clean. More on TripAdvisor

(ME-06-03) W. of Gardiner , West Gardiner Township, Kennebec County, ME. Highland Av. (becomes High St.) W. 6.2 miles from jct with US201 in Gardiner, SW on Hallowell Litchfield Rd. 0.7 miles to the house on the ... More on dalejtravis.com

This fascinating museum at the edge of town overlooking the river was first built in 1807 in the style of ... More on Frommers

This house was in family hands until the early 2000's and has almost all original family furnishings. Our g... More on TripAdvisor