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Maine
15.8 mi
Distance
894 ft
Gain
5h 42m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Whistle Stop Trail
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Whistle Stop Trail is a scenic 15.77-mile point-to-point hike in Maine that traverses diverse terrain and offers hikers a rewarding journey through the state's natural landscape. This trail provides an excellent opportunity for those seeking a longer day hike or backpacking adventure with varied scenery and moderate to challenging conditions. The point-to-point route requires shuttle logistics but rewards hikers with a one-way experience through Maine's backcountry.
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