Maine Hiking Trails

Maine Appalachian Trail atop Saddleback Mountain.Maine hiking trails are wild, challenging, and breathtakingly beautiful. From the boulders of Mahoosuc Notch to the waterfalls of Gulf Hagas, the rugged peaks of Bigelow to the ocean vistas of Cadillac Mountain, the state offers a treasure trove of memorable hikes. Then there’s Katahdin, the crown jewel of them all, standing tall as the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail. Wherever your adventures lead, you won’t find a bad day of hiking on any of the trails listed here.

Winter Hike Mt. Adams Lowe’s Path in the Presidential Range

The White Mountain Guide describes Lowe’s Path as the “easiest way to climb Mt. Adams.” There’s…

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Mt. Garfield Summit

Hike Mt. Garfield via the Garfield Trail

On paper the Garfield Trail looks to be a daunting challenge: a five-mile, 3,000-foot climb in…

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Hike Mt. Washington Via the Tuckerman Ravine Trail

If you’re looking to boldly hike where no explorer has gone before, this trail isn’t for…

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Hike Katahdin Via the Cathedral Trail in Baxter State Park, Maine

The Cathedral Trail is the most direct route from the base of Katahdin to the summit.…

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Hike the Katahdin Knife Edge Trail in Baxter State Park, Maine

I’ve never considered myself afraid of heights. Cautiously reserved, perhaps. One could even say I have…

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Hike Katahdin Via the Hunt Trail in Baxter State Park, Maine

Katahdin is Maine’s signature mountain, an honor bestowed upon it for more than simply boasting the…

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