Bigelow Range

A 16-mile network of strenuous trails.

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Bigelow Range Details

A 16-mile network of strenuous trails, hikers here can enjoy several different paths along the range, with the main Appalachian Trail portion following the ridge of six major peaks. Even for the experienced hiker with multiple peaks under their belt, one should ensure they come prepared for this 16-mile trek as the elevation ups and downs are strenuous and the weather can be unpredictable.

Difficulty

High

Distance

16 miles

Estimated time

7h 21m

Region

N/A

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Bigelow Range

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Bigelow Preserve Public Land

Bigelow Preserve Public Land is a whopping 36,000 plus acres of lakes, rivers, diverse forests, and even an entire mountain range.

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