Angel Falls
- Height
- 90 ft
- Road
- Gravel
- Permit
- Not required
- Dogs
- Allowed
Angel Falls drops about 90 ft on Mountain Brook in Franklin County, Maine.
Closures and warnings
Remote terrain, stream crossings, and slippery rock. Cell service may be absent. Do not climb beside the falls. As of September 28, 2026.
The falls
| Height | 90 ft |
|---|---|
| Flow note | Tall cascade often cited near 90 ft on Mountain Brook in western Maine public lands |
Access
| Road | Gravel |
|---|---|
| Road note | Remote trail access west of Rangeley / near Bemis Road area; not a developed state park with full services. Confirm current road and trail status with Maine BPL before travel. |
| Parking | Primitive roadside / trailhead parking |
| Fee | Free |
| Hours | Open year-round when trail conditions permit (Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands public lands trail access). |
| Reservation or permit | Not required |
| Managed by | Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands (public reserved land / trail access near Township D) |
| Note | Backcountry-style waterfall hike; carry water and practice Leave No Trace |
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Rules
| Dogs | Allowed |
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Common questions
Common questions
Is Angel Falls open?
Remote terrain, stream crossings, and slippery rock. Cell service may be absent. Do not climb beside the falls. As of September 28, 2026. Hours: Open year-round when trail conditions permit (Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands public lands trail access).
How tall is Angel Falls?
Angel Falls drops about 90 ft.
How do you get to Angel Falls?
The road in is gravel. Remote trail access west of Rangeley / near Bemis Road area; not a developed state park with full services. Confirm current road and trail status with Maine BPL before travel. Parking: Primitive roadside / trailhead parking.
Do you need a reservation for Angel Falls?
No reservation or permit is required.
Is there a fee at Angel Falls?
Yes. Free.
When is Angel Falls flowing?
Tall cascade often cited near 90 ft on Mountain Brook in western Maine public lands.
What are the rules at Angel Falls?
Dogs are allowed.
Nearby
Sources
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- https://www.maine.gov/dacf/parks/ (accessed September 30, 2026; backs manager / access.roadNote / access.amenities.note / access.permitRequired, waterfall.heightFt / waterfall.flowNote / waterbodyName, hazardNote, access.parking / access.roadSurface, manager, access.fee, access.hours, rules.dogs)
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