This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Barrens Line Spruce Line Water Line
the Peninsula Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Barrens Line Spruce Line Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Lighthouse Line Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Water Line
Located on scenic Goods Point Road, Dyer Point Station is a short walk to Painted Pepper Farm and a slightly longer walk to Maine Trubrit Westies.
Station entrance: On the east side of Goods Point Road, about ¼ mile from Dyer Bay Road.
Stationmaster: Robert D. Bryson
Transfer here to: Water Line
The Downeast Coastal Conservancy manages the land and trails of the Pigeon Hill Preserve, directly across the road from the station. From the trailhead, it's a short easy/moderate hike to the 317' summit, with sweeping views of miles of the Downeast coastline. Pigeon Hill Station is also the home of Earthsound Radio, 92.5 FM, which broadcasts
Station entrance: Just south of the Pigeon Hill Cemetery.
Stationmaster: JT Bullitt
Transfer here to: Lake Line
Like nearby Pigeon Hill, McClellan Park is one of this area's hidden gems of spectacular natural beauty. Its rugged granite cliffs tumble down to meet the pounding surf at the mouth of Milbridge's Narraguagus Bay. It is a perfect spot for picnics, tidepooling, or painting — or just sitting quietly and gazing out into the endless expanse of the North Atlantic.
Station entrance: On Tom Leighton Point Road, at the corner of Watchtide Landing. From here it's about a 15 minute walk to the park entrance.
Stationmasters: Barrie Latzko and Kipp Latzko
Transfer here to: Lake Line Water Line
Fish Point station is conveniently located on the eastern shore of the Narraguagus River in Milbridge, adjacent to the headquarters of the Sunrise County Arts Insitute.
Station entrance: At the intersection of Fickett's Pt. Road and Fish Point. If you hear beautiful music, you've arrived.
Stationmasters: Danielle Woerner and Claude Johnson
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Nestled in a quiet cove in the tidal estuary of Milbridge's Flat Bay, Ray's Point station is a tranquil waypoint along one of the DRT's busiest subway lines. Here shorebirds gather at low tide to wade in the fertile mud flats from which Flat Bay gets its name. At high tide an occasional seal will make the daring trip into these shallow waters to bask briefly in the shelter of the cove, before gliding back out to sea with the falling tide. Perhaps even seals need respite now and then from the hustle and bustle of open oceanic life. Like their human counterparts, they know that Ray's Point station is a welcome place to take a little breather.
Stationmasters: Joanne Halpin and Will Halpin
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Moosehorn Line Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Moosehorn Line Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Moosehorn Line Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Water Line
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Transfer here to: Lighthouse Line
Lubec lies at a remarkable geographical crossroads. Here the Downeast Fisheries Trail, the Ice Age Trail, and the Schoodic International Sculpture Trail all converge — and within a two-minute walk to the International Bridge that connects to Canada's Campobello Island. Bring a picnic and relax at nearby Stockford Park, overlooking the busy waterway between the USA and Canada. Or make a day of it by strolling through downtown Lubec, sampling the area's shops and fine seafood eateries.
To get across easily to the north side of town, just hop on the 'D and ride the train to nearby Lubec Main St. station.
Station entrance: On the east side of Lower Water Street, just south of Stockford Park, in Lubec's historic Brownville district.
Stationmaster: Fritz Buehner
Transfer here to: Spruce Line Water Line
Commissioned in 2017, Lubec Main St. station serves the north side of downtown Lubec and provides convenient access to the working waterfront and the historical district of the town. Within a short walk of the station you'll find shops, restaurants, and dramatic views of Canada's Campobello Island across the swirling waters of the Quoddy Narrows. During your visit, allow plenty of time to explore the new (2017) granite sculpture on Water Street, overlooking the Narrows, dedicated to the memory of Lubec fishermen who lost their lives at sea. This poignant memorial invites quiet reflection that can provide welcome relief during a long journey.
To get across easily to the south side of town, just hop on the 'D and ride the train to nearby Lubec station.
Station entrance: On the south side of Main St., about 2 blocks up the hill from Water St.
Stationmaster: Charlotte Thorp
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
This autonomous station offers limited services.
Tickets are available for purchase onboard the train.
Cosmopolitan Calais is home to the northernmost station in the DRT network. From the station entrance it's a short walk down to the shops and restaurants of Main Street and the Calais Walkway, a 1.5-mile-long walking trail that winds along the banks of the scenic St. Croix River. When you come, bring your passport and stroll over the border bridge right into downtown St. Stephen — Canada's "Chocolate City" and home of the annual summer Chocolate Fest.
Station entrance: 30 Swan Street, Calais
Stationmaster: Richard P. Auletta
Transfer here to: Barrens Line Moosehorn Line