Auburn: A Captivating Nordic Adventure in Lewinton’s Twin City
Auburn has historical roots that traces back as far as the Treaty of Portsmouth, the agreement that brought peace between Auburn's early settlers and the Abenaki Indians that used to live in the area. The region was called Poland when it was still part of the Bakerstown region. If was later incorporated in 1802 and took the name Auburn, a name inspired by a village in "The Deserted Village" poem in 1770, written by Oliver Goldsmith. Farming was the main source of income in the region in the early 1800s. Auburn, ME is best known as one of the "Twin Cities" in Maine.
Best Time to Visit
To avoid the crowds that usually visits Auburn during summertime, it would be ideal to visit the region during the month of May. Auburn, ME Hotel rates are quite cheaper compared to the months of June to September.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Family-friendly adventures can be best enjoyed at Festival Plaza in Auburn. The attraction located downtown is an outdoor gathering place for both locals and tourists. It features outdoor performances from local artists and performers as well as seating areas, recreational spaces and water features you might want to take you souvenir photos at. Lost Valley Ski Resort would be the ideal destination in Auburn during wintertime to enjoy activities out in the snow. Conclude your day with a relaxing experience at the Hampton Inn Lewiston-Auburn or at the Residence Inn by Marriott Auburn located near the Central Maine Community College.