Rugged terrain marks Mt. Katahdin, the final landmark at the northern end of the Appalachian Trail. Located in Baxter State Park, it climbs 5267 feet to earn the distinction of being Maine's highest point.
"Katahdin! The name of the single most outstanding peak in all the Appalachians ... " - Mountain Explorer
This beautiful wilderness is a popular destination for rock-climbers, hikers, campers, photographers, and naturalists who all come to behold and enjoy this outdoor spectacle.
Most of the camping facilities in the park are primitive, and there are limits to the number of hikers allowed in the backcountry, so be sure to make early arrangements. To learn more about the rules and regulations, contact information and more, before heading out to the park, check out:
