Maine 4000 ftrs

[rup]

Anyone know of a website (other than amc4000footer.org that gives some info on the Maine 400 footers? I notice on the official Manine state roadmap, that they are not listed - than again, neither is the AT. How could that be?

Anyhow, a site with info as to where they are, trails, etc, would be helpful.

 

[bobandgeri]

We have trip reports with directions from our hikes on our Hiking web page.

http://rbhayes.net/hike.htm

Should get you to most of them - feel free to ping us with any questions.

 

[Paradox]

The AMC Maine Mountain Guide is analogous to the AMC White Mountain Guide. Tough to do better than that, maps included. (Not available in broadband )

 

[nartreb]

This should help:
map of NE 115ers in Maine

Redington is currently missing from that map; it's next to Crocker but see sites like bob&geri's [or search VFTT threads] for bushwhacking hints.

As of right now, somebody erroneously added a couple of sub-4000ers to that map - should be fixed shortly. Note also that there are 14 peaks total - some pages linked from the map cover multiple peaks.

 

[Tom Rankin]

This should help:
map of NE 115ers in Maine

Redington is currently missing from that map; it's next to Crocker but see sites like bob&geri's [or search VFTT threads] for bushwhacking hints.

As of right now, somebody erroneously added a couple of sub-4000ers to that map - should be fixed shortly. Note also that there are 14 peaks total - some pages linked from the map cover multiple peaks.

Old Speck is missing, and the Crockers are compressed into 1 dot, as are the Bigelows and Saddleback/Horn.

 

[nartreb]

You're right about Old Speck - it is linked from the NE 115 page but hasn't been added to the map yet. That should get fixed shortly too.