Plan Around Gulf Hagas
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Gulf Hagas Details
An 11.8-mile network of moderate trails. Considered to be "The Grand Canyon of Maine," the Gulf Hagas is a river valley gorge consisting of beautiful steep cliffs, abundant wildlife, lush woods, and a series of picturesque waterfalls. Being in a remote area, hikers are expected to prepare accordingly for the rocky, and often slippery, trails. Despite its location though, this is still a popular spot where hikers can expect to see other onlookers hoping to capture the area's beauty. Though there is a fee associated with Gulf Hagas, visitors will leave with no regrets.
Difficulty
Moderate
Distance
11.8 miles
Estimated time
5h 35m
Region
N/A
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