Appalachian Trail in Maine
44 trails, including Hunt Trail and Kennebec River Ferry, are detailed in the Appalachian Trail dataset for Maine, ideal for trail management and hiking planning.
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Access a comprehensive dataset of 44 features tailored for GIS professionals focusing on Maine’s segment of the Appalachian Trail. This dataset includes notable paths such as Hunt Trail, maintained by the Maine Appalachian Trail Club, and the Kennebec River Ferry, a critical crossing point for hikers on the trail. Other featured routes include Golden Road and North Road, which offer insights into the region’s trail connectivity and infrastructure. GIS experts can utilize this data to analyze trail management, usage patterns, and planning in Maine, enhancing outdoor recreation and conservation efforts.
Within the Appalachian Trail in Maine dataset, expect to discover features such as:
- Hunt Trail (Operator: Maine Appalachian Trail Club)
- Kennebec River Ferry
- Golden Road
- North Road
- Crawford Path
- Liberty Spring Trail
- Carter-Moriah/Carter Dome Trail
- Carter-Moriah Trail
- Ethan Pond Trail
- Beaver Brook Trail
- Webster Cliff Trail
- Atwell Hill Trail
- Cascade Brook Trail
- Centennial Trail
- Madison Gulf Trail
- Lost Pond Trail
- Gulfside Trail / Israel Ridge Path
- Gulfside Trail
- Mount Cube Trail
- Kodak Trail
- Hogan Road
- Fishin' Jimmy Trail
- Glencliff Trail
- Kinsman Ridge Trail
Following account creation on Felt, access your customized interactive map featuring Appalachian Trail in Maine. Utilize intuitive tools for customization, analysis, and data export in GeoPackage format. Furthermore, explore our rich archive of pre-assembled GIS data, presenting a multitude of supplementary datasets curated for Maine.
