Limestone

Limestone is a city in Maine just over the border from New Brunswick, Canada.

Get in

From Caribou- Route 89 East. From North or South- U.S. Route 1. From Canada- 375 in New Brunswick goes to 229 in U.S. and straight into Limestone.

Get around

There is never any heavy traffic, not even moderate traffic. So using a car is by far the easiest way to go. The central part of Limestone is very small, walking around town is very easy.

See

Loring Air Force Base. It has a museum which can tell you about most of the activities that happened at the base. It is now mostly abandoned, with a Loring Job Corp Center, and a Humvee rebuild center. It was featured in the movie WarGames.
^{[formerly dead link]} High School Sports Game. The Limestone Eagles have games in all kinds of sports. Soccer from August to October, Basketball from November to January, and Baseball and Track whenever the snow melts. There is a schedule at the school website.
Trafton Lake. This campground hosts the 4th of July fireworks along with other events

Do

^{[dead link]} Spud Speedway. It's a 1/3-mile, paved circle race track. It's in Caribou, right outside of Loring. It cost $5 to get a seat in the main grandstands, but for $10 you can get into the pits. There are food stands in both spots.

Buy

Eat

Rendezvous Restaurant, Eastgate Rd, ☏ +1 207 328-7211.

Drink

The closest nightlife is over the border in Moncton.

Sleep

Loring Inn, 2501 Virginia pl., ☏ +1 207 328-4280.

Go next

Routes through Limestone

Fort Kent ← Van Buren ←	N S	→ Fort Fairfield → Mars Hill
END ← Caribou ←	W E	→ END
END ←	W E	→ → becomes → Grand Falls

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