Estimated Time | 3 to 4 hours | |
Elevation gain | 314 foots |
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Why hike at Burnt Meadow Trailhead ?
Welcome to the burnt meadow trailhead, a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Maine. If you're a hiker, outdoor enthusiast, or someone simply yearning to reconnect with nature, this trail is your perfect escape.
Located in Brownfield, Maine, the burnt meadow trailhead offers an invigorating hike that promises breathtaking views and a rewarding experience for adventurers of all levels. The trailhead serves as the gateway to Burnt Meadow Mountain, where you'll find two main trails: the North Peak Trail and the Twin Brook Trail.
The North Peak Trail is a moderately challenging route that stretches approximately 1.9 miles one way. As you ascend, you'll be greeted by stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys—a true feast for the eyes! The summit rewards hikers with panoramic views that make every step worthwhile.
For those seeking a slightly longer journey, the Twin Brook Trail provides an alternative path back down, creating a loop that's about 3.3 miles in total. This trail meanders through lush forests and alongside babbling brooks, offering a serene backdrop for your descent.
Whether you're an experienced hiker or just starting out, burnt meadow trailhead caters to all skill levels. Remember to pack plenty of water and wear sturdy footwear, as some sections can be steep and rocky. And don't forget your camera—you're going to want to capture these unforgettable moments!
So lace up your hiking boots and set off on an adventure at burnt meadow trailhead. It's more than just a hike; it's an opportunity to immerse yourself in Maine's natural beauty and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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Starting Point
The easiest way to get to the start of the trails at the burnt meadow trailhead is to take Route 26 north from Bridgton, Maine. The trailhead is located on the left side of the road about 2.5 miles north of the intersection of Routes 26 and 117.
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