
Monson, ME – the 100 Mile Wilderness
The 100 Mile Wilderness is the final (or first) stretch of the Appalachian Trail and one of the most remote and rugged stretches of trail

The 100 Mile Wilderness is the final (or first) stretch of the Appalachian Trail and one of the most remote and rugged stretches of trail

At a Glance Trail Type: point-to-point (option to do as a loop for about 3 more miles) Distance: 18 miles (closer to 21-22 if you

At a Glance Trail Type: Loop Time: 2 to 3 days Mileage: ~32 miles Elevation Gain: 9000+ feet NH 4000 Footers: Bondcliff, Mt. Bond, West Bond, South Twin, Galehead, Garfield, Lafayette,

Serene ridges, rushing creeks, ledge camping, waterfalls, and the chance to bag 4 (with an optional 5) Catskill High Peaks. From Phoenicia to Palenville, sections

The Long Path: the Hudson Valley’s ubiquitious, but unsung, long distance trail. Perhaps to your surprise, the Long Path actually traverses the great Catskill Mountains