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    RobFeatureJaws
    Holliston

    Why I recommend this place to visitors  — 1 year ago

    Worth visiting!

    This is the end of the appellation trail, and the view is the greatest gift a hiker can get at the end of a 4 month journey.

    CS155
    Annapolis

    A review of this place  — 1 year ago

    Worth visiting!

    I have climbed Mt Katahdin twice. Make sure you dress for any condition. Last time we climbed, it was warm at the bottom and windy and cold at the top, in the middle of August. For a roundtrip climb, hike in through Chimney Pond (there are several ways to get there) and either go up Cathedral trail or across Knife’s Edge or vice versa. It’s a beautiful climb. On a clear day you can see all the way to the Atlantic and Mt Washington.

    zantimisfit
    Temple

    Wedding  — 2 years ago

    Worth visiting!

    I got married on the summit!

    vojtex
    Praha

    The best trip ever  — 2 years ago

    Worth visiting!

    It’s the most memorable hike I have ever taken. If you’re lucky with the weather, then there’s nothing to beat it!

    comfortably_numbed
    South Jersey

    Incredible.  — 2 years ago

    Worth visiting!

    I went in the early fall. It was beautiful, I hiked about halfway up… Came face to face with a moose. THAT was interesting. Someday I would like to hike to the top of the mountain.

    gsamsa
    Boston

    First backpacking trip  — 3 years ago

    Worth visiting!

    Maine is wild. Weather, terrain, and trail conditions conspire to test the new hiker. Mt. Katadhin in Baxter State Park is the state’s highest peak and the northern tip of the Appalachian Trail. Starting there, I hiked about 110 miles south with a friend. Man, were we bruised, blistered and black-fly bitten by the end. Lobsters never tasted so sweet. Recommended for car campers off the beaten path, or intermediate hikers.

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