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Maine
2.9 mi
Distance
192 ft
Gain
1h 3m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Abol Slide Trail
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Abol Slide Trail is a point-to-point route that ascends to one of Maine's most dramatic natural features—a massive slide scar on the flank of Abol Mountain near Baxter State Park. This scenic trail showcases the raw geology of the region, with hikers rewarded by views across the surrounding wilderness and the distinctive bare rock face that gives the trail its name.
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