Mount Katahdin

Mount Katahdin is the highest mountain in Maine, standing at 5,267 feet. It’s located in Baxter State Park and is a prominent feature of the Appalachian Trail. Known for its rugged, layered granite cliffs and diverse ecosystems, it offers challenging hikes and stunning views. The mountain is also significant culturally and historically for the local Wabanaki tribes and as a symbol of Maine’s natural heritage. Its wilderness landscape attracts outdoor enthusiasts for climbing, camping, and observing wildlife, making it a key natural and recreational landmark in northeastern America.