Mahoosuc Range section of the Appalachian Trail

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The Mahoosuc Range section of the Appalachian Trail is a notoriously rugged and challenging stretch of the long-distance footpath, famed for steep terrain, boulder scrambles, and the difficult Mahoosuc Notch.

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instanceOf hiking trail segment
contains Fulling Mill Mountain NERFINISHED
Goose Eye Mountain NERFINISHED
Mahoosuc Arm NERFINISHED
Mahoosuc Notch NERFINISHED
Old Speck Mountain NERFINISHED
Success Mountain vicinity
country United States of America
surface form: United States
difficulty very strenuous
ecosystem boreal spruce-fir forest
northern hardwood forest
feature hand-over-hand climbing
mud and roots
potential snow and ice in shoulder seasons
scrambling
steep ledges
tight rock passages
hazard exposed roots
remote location
slippery rocks
variable weather
knownFor boulder scrambles
rugged terrain
steep ascents and descents
technical hiking
locatedIn Mahoosuc Range NERFINISHED
Maine NERFINISHED
New Hampshire
managedBy Appalachian Trail Conservancy NERFINISHED
local trail clubs
partOf Appalachian Trail NERFINISHED
White Mountains–Mahoosuc segment of the Appalachian Trail NERFINISHED
passesNear Bethel, Maine region NERFINISHED
Grafton Notch State Park NERFINISHED
Shelburne, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
reputation one of the hardest sections of the Appalachian Trail
slowest-travel section for many thru-hikers
requires experience with rugged mountain terrain
good physical fitness
season typically hiked late spring through fall
terrainType alpine and subalpine forest
boulder field
rocky ridgeline
usedFor backpacking
section hiking
thru-hiking
view forested valleys
mountain vistas

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Mahoosuc Public Reserved Land containsTrailSection Mahoosuc Range section of the Appalachian Trail