Northern New England hiking is an extremely popular outdoor sport. The famous northeastern trails like the Appalachian, Long Trail, and Presidential Range hikes attract hundreds of hikers worldwide. From the lakes to the mountains there are so many beautiful vistas to enjoy how can a person resist? Come and enjoy all the natural beauty of New England by hiking our forests, mountains, and woodland.
Vermont Hiking
Vermont’s Long Trail and Appalachian Trail run through a large portion of the Green Mountain State. Different sections of these trails are of various levels of difficulty so make sure to adjust accordingly. To add to these wonderful trails is the Green Mountain National Forest which totals 400,000 acres. So no matter what your hiking preferences, there are plenty of trails to choose from in Vermont.
New Hampshire Hiking
New Hampshire's Presidential Range, with it's 4,000 ft. peaks, is a very popular hiking destination. Other New Hampshire hiking trails include Welch and Dickey Mountains, Mount Monadnock, and Franconia Notch, former home of the Old Man of the Mountain. Mt. Washington has the highest peak in the northeast and is part of the Presidential Range, located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Maine Hiking
Maine is the northern end of the Appalachian Trail. There are many great trails in Maine. Mt. Katahdin has the highest peak is Maine and is located in Baxter State Park, the largest park in Maine. Acadia National Park has Cadillac Mountain which is the first point in the United States to see the sunrise.
The ever changing seasons in northern New England offer a wonderful way to see spectacular views all over again. So, why not hike New England? Then hike it again.
