Mount Agamenticus
A 7.6-mile network of easy, moderate and strenuous hikes.
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Mount Agamenticus Details
A 7.6-mile network of easy, moderate and strenuous hikes. Southern Maine is known for its beautiful shores and quaint towns, not its abundance of outdoor recreation. That is why areas like Mount Agamenticus are so important to land preservation. As part of a 10,000-acre conservation region, the rich coastal forest is popular for hiking and wildlife viewing. Standing at 692 feet, the mountain is well known for its crucial point in an area without much room for outdoor activities. Hiking, climbing, and biking are all very popular sports here.
Difficulty
Moderate
Distance
7.6 miles
Estimated time
Region
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mount Agamenticus
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0.4 mi away
Mount Agamenticus
A 692-foot tall monadnock, meaning a lone standing mountain and the resting place of the First Nations Chief, Mi'kmaq Chief St. Aspinquid.
3.1 mi away
McFeeley Preserve
The McFeeley Preserve is a densely forested area popular during the heat of the day for animals and guests alike.
3.2 mi away
Kenyon Hill Preserve
Though the loop trail here is only a mile long, The Kenyon Hill Preserve is worth a visit for the spectacular scenery alone.
3.3 mi away
McIntire Highlands Preserve
An important protected area with only old stone walls and remnants of homesteads left to depict its agricultural past.
3.3 mi away
York Land Trust Headquarters
The loop trail here runs approximately three-quarters of a mile past the Smelt Brook, its marshlands, and a nearby pond.
