Katahdin

Katahdin is a prominent mountain located in Maine, known as the highest peak in the state at 5,267 feet. It is part of Baxter State Park and holds cultural significance for the Indigenous Aroostook and Maliseet peoples, as well as for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. The mountain features rugged terrain, diverse ecosystems, and offers challenging climbs and scenic views. Its name, derived from the Abenaki language, means "The Greatest Mountain." Katahdin is also a symbol of wilderness and natural beauty, attracting thousands of visitors annually for hiking, camping, and outdoor recreation.