Hiking

Some of the best memories made as kids are when you go hiking. It allows for the creative mind to really go and explore. With Maine’s massive footprint, many small hikes are dotted around the state. Maine is also home to 14 4,000′ mountains so it’s fair to say you’ll be busy checking all of them off your list! By clicking the name of the hike, you’ll be brought to the All Trails description and information page for that adventure.

Find Your Hike

Hikes in Different Areas

Rangeley – Saddleback
Carrabassett Valley – Sugarloaf
Newry / Bethel – Sunday River / Mt. Abram
Bridgton – Pleasant Mountain
Rumford – Black Mountain of Maine
Greenville – Big Moose Mountain
Camden – Camden Snow Bowl
Hermon – Hermon Mountain
Mars Hill – BigRock Mountain
Lewiston / Auburn – Lost Valley
Farmington – Titcomb Mountain

4,000 Footers

Mountain NameMountain Height
Katahdin, Baxter Peak5,268′
Katahdin, Hamlin Peak4,756′
Sugarloaf Mountain4,250′
Crocker Mountain4,228′
Old Speck4,170′
North Brother4,151′
Bigelow, West Peak4,145′
Saddleback Mountain4,120′
Bigelow, Avery Peak4,090′
Mount Abraham4,050′
South Crocker Mountain4,050′
Saddleback, The Horn4,023′
Mount Redington4,010′
Spaulding Mountain4,010′
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