CABLE POOL PARK
Cable Pool Park in Cherryfield, Maine, is a tranquil riverside haven that honors the town's deep connection to the Narraguagus River and its historic salmon fishery. Once a renowned salmon pool, “Cable Pool” was named for the overhead cable system used to monitor and manage Atlantic salmon populations—a nod to Cherryfield’s past as a hub of Maine’s wild salmon industry.
Today, the park serves as a peaceful gathering spot for residents and visitors alike. With picnic areas, benches, and direct access to the river, it's ideal for fishing, quiet reflection, and enjoying the scenic Downeast landscape. Interpretive signs share the area’s environmental and cultural legacy, making it both a place of leisure and learning.
More than just a park, Cable Pool symbolizes Cherryfield’s enduring relationship with its natural environment—offering a quiet reminder of the importance of conservation, community history, and outdoor connection.