Lat/Long Coordinates: N43.22303, W70.69262
Directions to Mount Agamenticus from the North:
Take I-95 South to Wells (exit 19).
Turn left from exit onto route 109. Go 1 ½ to 2 miles to route 1.
Turn right (south) onto route 1.
Follow route 1 into Ogunquit and through “downtown.”
At the flashing yellow light hanging over the road, turn right onto Agamenticus Road (turns into Clay Hill Road). Continue about 4 miles (crossing over the Maine Turnpike) to the T-intersection at the end.
Turn right onto Mountain Road and follow it for about 1 mile.
On the right is a paved road leading to the summit of Mount Agamenticus. Red fence posts at the entrance say “Mount A Summit.” If the road turns to gravel, you’ve gone a hundred meters too far.
Directions to Mount A from the South (using Route 1):
Take I-95 North into Maine. Take Exit 7, York (the last exit before the tollbooth for the Maine Turnpike).
Follow signs to Route 1 North (keeping right after the exit ramp). Turn left onto Route 1 North.
Approximately 3.5 miles after turning onto Route 1, turn left on Mountain Road (Across from Flo’s Hotdog Stand).
Follow Mountain Road for approximately 4 miles to a stop sign after crossing the interstate. Turn right and continue on Mountain Road for approximately two and a half miles from the interstate overpass. On the right is a paved road leading to the summit of Mount Agamenticus. Red fence posts at the entrance say “Mount A Summit.” If the road turns to gravel, you’ve gone a hundred meters too far.
Directions to Mount A from the South (using back roads):
Take I-95 North into Maine. Take Exit 7, York (the last exit before the tollbooth for the Maine Turnpike).
At the end of the exit ramp, turn left.
Go a few hundred meters to Chase’s Pond Road (between the exit ramp and the parking lot).
Turn right on Chase’s Pond Road. Continue about 7 miles to the mountain (road name changes to Mountain Road after about 4 and a half miles).
On the right is a paved road leading to the summit of Mount Agamenticus. Red fence posts at the entrance say “Mount A Summit.” If the road turns to gravel, you’ve gone a hundred meters too far.