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Hiking Big Moose Mountain in Moosehead Lake Region: What to Pack, Trail Descriptions, and Best Nearby Eats
Big Moose Mountain is a rugged hike that provides rewarding views of the scenic Moosehead Lake region. Historically referred to as Squaw Mountain, this mountain was home to one of the nation’s first fire towers and two fire warden cabins—one of which is still (kind of) standing today.
Hiking Doubletop Mountain in Baxter State Park: What to Pack, Trail Descriptions, and Insider Tips
Doubletop Mountain is one of my favorite quiet hiking trails in Baxter State Park—and for good reason! A fantastic alternative to hiking Katahdin—this trail provides hikers with stunning views of The Brothers, Katahdin, OJI, and Nesowadnehunk Stream. Hikers have three trail options—all of which provide a challenging climb.
The Best Hike In Baxter State Park: Breathtaking Chimney Pond Trail
Plan your hike to Chimney Pond in Baxter State Park with this complete trail guide. Learn about routes, difficulty, permits, best seasons, and tips for a successful hike.
Hiking Table Rock in Grafton Notch State Park
How to Choose a Hiking Backpack
What to Wear Winter Hiking in Maine: Essential Gear and Layering Tips to Stay Warm
Maine Tick Prevention
Prepare for Winter Hiking in Maine: What to Wear, Pack & Things to Know Before You Go
Want to make sure you have everything you need for your next Winter hike?! Use our Winter hiking checklist and you’ll be good to go! Planning ahead and packing these essentials will help keep you safe and comfortable and make for a positive outdoor experience.
Maine Waterfall Hike: Step Falls in Newry Maine
Cutler Coast Public Land
Maine Waterfall Hike: Angel Falls
Scenic Spring Walking Trails in Southern Maine
Spring is a very *interesting* season. The weather fluctuates regularly, which can cause some really messy hiking conditions in the mountains. While i’m waiting for hiking trails to get sorted out, I like to shake things up by exploring local walking trails during the months of April and May and I encourage you to do the same! So without further ado, here are some scenic walking trails that you can add to your list for this Spring!
The Maine Hiking Essentials: What to Pack and Wear on a Hike in Maine
Whether you’ve never hiked in Maine or just want to learn more about hiking, this guide will help you better understand what to pack and wear on a day hike in Maine. Planning ahead and packing all the hiking essentials will help keep you have the best outdoor experience possible and return home safely. As the park rangers say, the goal of hiking should always be to make it back to your car safely, not to summit the mountain.
Twin Bridges Preserve
Hiking Pleasant Mountain via Southwest Ridge Trail
Pleasant Mountain is a heavily trafficked network of trails that reach up to 2006ft in elevation. Pleasant Mountain the tallest mountain in Southern Maine. It is accessible year-round and dog-friendly, offering hiking, walking, snowshoeing, bird watching, and trail running. It’s a great option for day hiking that provides great views of Western Maine and the whites.
Maine Backpacking Essentials
Hiking Mount Tire’m
Top 3 Summer Hikes in Western Maine
Hiking Glassface