Maine Appalachian Trail Hiking

The following Maine Appalachian Trail (MAT) blog posts were written on the trail when darkness was falling and the miles logged made 8 PM feel like 2 AM. I did my best to keep my eyelids pried open long enough to jot down rambling thoughts and experiences from the day, and some of them even seem to have come out slightly coherent. I’ve considered editing them (at one point I miscounted the days on the trail), but I’m afraid that would steal the authenticity away. Also included are a few posts geared to helping hikers planning a Maine section hike.

It’s worth noting that adventures on the Maine Appalachian Trail are made possible thanks primarily to the volunteers at the Maine Appalachian Trail Club. Please consider supporting the club to help preserve the trail for future generations.

NH Appalachian Trail Hike: Mt. Guyot to Mizpah Spring Hut

Bookended by the widely popular hiking destinations of Franconia Ridge and South Twin Mountain on one…

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Hike Mt. Jefferson Via the Castle Trail in the NH Presidential Range

Mt. Washington may get the glory, but the Mt. Jefferson Castle Trail has more than its…

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NH Appalachian Trail Hike: Mt. Garfield to Mt. Guyot

The New Hampshire Appalachian Trail from Mt. Garfield to Mt. Guyot features views of the Pemigewasset…

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NH Appalachian Trail Hike: Franconia Notch to Mt. Garfield

For many, the Presidential Range is the Appalachian Trail section most synonymous with New Hampshire, which…

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Hike Goose Eye Mountain Via the Wright Trail in Maine’s Mahoosuc Range

As one of the AMC’s red lines, the Wright Trail is by no means a secret.…

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NH Appalachian Trail Hike: Kinsman Notch to Franconia Notch

After shaking a case of trail trail déjà vu, it was back onto the New Hampshire…

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