Shelton Noyes Scenic Overlook

Shelton Noyes Scenic Overlook sits at 2,000 feet on the Rangeley Lakes Scenic Byway, facing 30 degrees, with the land dropping 406 feet within 600 meters of the viewpoint. The outlook faces north toward a series of named features spread across a several-mile radius: South Bog Conservation Area at 1.3 miles, Rangeley Lake State Park at 1.9 miles to the north-northeast, and Rangeley Plantation North Public Reserved Land at 2.4 miles to the east-northeast. Farther out, Hunter Cove Water Access appears at 3.9 miles and Hunter Cove Wildlife Sanctuary at 4.5 miles, both to the north, with Rangeley Town Park visible at 5.6 miles to the northeast. Elevations among these features range from 1,519 to 1,778 feet. The nearest towns are Farmington, 32.6 miles east-southeast, Berlin, 37.6 miles southwest, and Jay, 39.2 miles southeast. Sunrise and sunset times vary through the year, from a 04:57 sunrise at the June solstice to a 07:19 sunrise at the December solstice, with sunset ranging from 20:34 in June to 16:05 in December. Height of Land Scenic Overlook precedes this stop along the byway.