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Beautiful views of Mount Katahdin and great access to southern Baxter State Park. Scoodic In and Appalachian Trail Cafe are both great places to eat at. Enjoyed two art galleries in town. Downtown is easy to walk through although sidewalks can be a little hard to walk on as they are not level.

Stayed at Hotel Terrace to visit Baxter State Park and do some hiking. It's about a 35min drive from Abol and Katahdin Stream hikes, mainly because the speed limit in the park is only 20mph. Town is small, but has everything you need. I'd recommend it for those looking to do outdoor activities near or in Baxter State Park who don't want to camp.

Very interesting town. There must be quite a history here. No one is telling the history that we could find. There is the old town and the tourist centered town. They seemed like they were from different worlds.

The location is great for people who want to explore Baxter State Park and the Katahdin region but aren't into camping. Opportunities for outdoor recreation about around the area, from Baxter and Katahdin Woods & Waters to some lesser-known spots such as the Penobscot River Trails on Grindstone Road and the MTB trails around Millinocket Lake. It's a former paper mill town in decline from its glory days so it's not the most picturesque town in Maine but there are restaurants, grocery stores and places to shop. I hope that after the pandemic subsides, Millinocket might reinvent itself as a hub for outdoor enthusiasts along the lines of Moab.

Millenocket ME is for the outdoor lovers. Mt. Katahdin is the highest point in Maine and the end of the Appalachian trail. Amazing hike, BEAUTIFUL views and if you take the HUNT TRAIL, amazing conversations with thru hikers. Outskirts there is not much but there is all that the outdoors has to offer for sure. Remote camping, kayaking, etc. One of my absolute favorite places to visit.

Great place if you want to get into the real Maine woods. Love the beautiful West Branch of the Penobscot -- one of few places in US to catch landlocked salmon -- and views of Mount Katahdin. Town itself has little; better to stay up Millinocket Road. Always a chance to see moose and bald eagles; black bear, too, but less so, up the Golden Road.