Little Wilson Falls Gorge
An outstanding 75-foot tall slate stepped waterfall, one of the tallest in the state, makes the hike truly worth the effort.
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Little Wilson Falls Gorge Details
Located along a portion of the Appalachian Trail, Little Wilson Falls Gorge is a popular hike surrounded by forests and rock. Though the entire route is impressive, the ending culminating in an outstanding 75-foot tall slate stepped waterfall, one of the tallest in the state, makes the hike truly worth the effort. The gorge is no small feat though. As the edge of the 100 Mile Wilderness, the trail is rugged and with walls stretching upwards of fifty feet, and the fast-moving water calls for visitors to jump in at their own peril.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Little Wilson Falls Gorge
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1.3 mi away
Big Wilson Cliffs
An extremely popular trail for locals and tourists alike, Wilson Falls Trail along Big Wilson Cliffs is a Maine hiker initiation.
3.8 mi away
Barren Mountain
A 7.5 mile strenous out-and-back hike along the infamous 100 Mile Wilderness.
4.3 mi away
Appalachian Trail
Encompassing the last 281 miles of rugged wilderness.
6.9 mi away
Moosehead Lake Scenic Byway
A 40-mile route covering almost 75,000 acres around Maine's Moosehead Lake, the largest in the state
