Upper Seboeis River Gorge
A moderate 2.2-mile round trip hike follows lush forested trails, a rambling Seboeis River, and culminates in a beautiful gorge and cascading river run.
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Upper Seboeis River Gorge Details
A moderate 2.2-mile round trip hike follows lush forested trails, a rambling Seboeis River, and culminates in a beautiful gorge and cascading river run known as the Upper Seboeis River Gorge. Due to rapids, boaters often walk or pitch up in this spot to surpass the rougher runs in the waterway. Picnic tables have even been brought out to accommodate the visitors and allow for lunch with views of Sugarloaf Mountain. Anglers frequent this stretch as well for the well-known East Brook Trout run.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Upper Seboeis River Gorge
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8.7 mi away
First Lake (T)
Located on Matagamon Lake and reached by canoe or hike in.
8.7 mi away
Matagamon Gate
The Matagamon Gate is the northeastern entrance to the park.
9.0 mi away
Horse Mountain East Lookout
A spur located on Horse Mountain in the northeastern section of Baxter State Park.
9.1 mi away
Horse Mountain
The trail originates on the Park Tote Road, .6 miles west from the Matagamon Gate.
