Grafton Notch State Park
Grafton Notch is a mountain pass marking the very end of the northeastern Mahoosuc Mountain Range.
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Grafton Notch State Park Details
Grafton Notch is a mountain pass marking the very end of the northeastern Mahoosuc Mountain Range. Carved by glaciers, the state park is filled with gorges, waterfalls, and well-worn hiking trails, including 12 challenging miles of the infamous Appalachian. With the thick forest and waterways running through the area you'll find multiple wildlife species to watch and photograph, even big mammals such as bear and moose. A notable feature of this park is it's availability of ice climbing locations, making it a popular summer and winter destination.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Grafton Notch State Park
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Table Rock
A 2.7-mile moderate loop hike to an open and flat rock viewing platform.
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Baldpate Mountain
A 5.6-7.6 mile strenuous out-and-back hike located in the Mahoosuc Public Lands.
0.2 mi away
Mahoosuc Public Land
A premier recreational destination lying amidst some of Maine's most spectacular mountains.
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Old Speck Mountain
A 6.0-mile strenuous out-and-back hike - the Old Speck Mountain Trail is an arduous trek.
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Table Rock
One such viewing outlook sits along with the Appalachian Trail and is known as Table Rock for its flat, naturally carved viewing platform.
