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.

Hike Mt. Liberty Via the Liberty Springs Trail in Franconia Notch, NH

If the Old Bridle Path and Falling Waters Trail in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire, have a…

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A hint of sunlight.

Winter Hike the Old Speck Trail in Grafton Notch State Park, Maine

The Old Speck Trail in Grafton Notch State Park is a near-perfect hike for intermediate hikers.…

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Stealth Camp Sites on the Maine Appalachian Trail

There are designated camp sites approximately every ten miles on the Maine Appalachian Trail with lean-tos…

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14 hiking lessons learned on the maine appalachian trail

This past summer I took my first foray into long hiking, spending 22 days logging the…

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Hike Cadillac Mountain Via the Gorge Path in Acadia National Park

3.8 miles round trip 2ish hours Difficulty: Weekend Warriors Good for: casual hikers, anyone looking to …

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Hike Cadillac Mountain Via the North Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park

The Cadillac Mountain North Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park is an easygoing hike good for…

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