Welcome to the Town of Greenwood, Maine!

Located in the foothills of the western Maine mountains, Greenwood is home to family-friendly Mt. Abram Ski Area, as well as some of the region’s most picturesque lakes and ponds.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to spend a day, a week, or a lifetime, you’ll find it in Greenwood. Opportunities for outdoor recreation abound in our small town, which is only a short drive from the regional shopping and service areas of Bethel, Rumford, and Paris.

Spend a winter weekend skiing or snowboarding, or a summer afternoon paddling the lakes. Snowshoe the trails in Maggie’s Nature Park, or take an autumn hike to the top of Peaked Mountain Bluff for an eagle’s-eye view of the foliage.

Stop by our Town Office in its new location on the Gore Road for more information about everything that makes Greenwood the perfect place to live, work, and play.

Community Resilience Workshop – Tues. July 5, (5 pm – 6 pm)

The town of Greenwood is joining the Community Resilience Partnership which is a State-wide collaboration of municipalities with the goal of working to help Maine communities reduce emissions and become more financially, socially, and environmentally resilient. Part of the program is to assess our current resiliency efforts and engage with the community on ways in which we can improve. Please join us to learn more about what Greenwood is doing to be more resilient and give us your input on future projects you’d like to see.

5:00-5:10—Welcome & Introductions

5:10-5:20—Overview of the Community Resiliency Partnership (Yvette Meunier, AVCOG)

5:20-5:30—Review of Greenwood’s resiliency findings. (Kim Sparks, Town Manager)

5:30-6:00—Public Input

6:00—Adjourn

Download Workshop Poster
Community Resilience Self-Evaluation
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The Mahoosuc Way

Its natural resources have provided recreational enjoyment and our livelihood for generations. Over generations we learned to depend on each other and work together for our shared good. Tending our working landscape and respecting each other is at the core of how we do things here – it’s The Mahoosuc Way. Visit HERE