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The Mahoosuc Notch area is commonly known as the "hardest mile on the AT". The Appalachian Trail traverses many miles, many mountains, and many states, but this rocky section of the trail in Maine has been crowned the most difficult. The Mahoosuc Arm section stretches another mile or so up to that high point and includes a pretty rough section of trail, itself. Don't expect to move very quick for this stint of the Appalachian Trail!

Speckled Mountain is a 2,887-foot mountain at the southern end of the Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness. There are open views next to the rocky remains of an old lookout tower.

The trail moving through Step Falls Preserve follows Wight Brook the entire time, which is lined with different cascades and small waterfalls, falls just outside the boundaries of Grafton Notch State Park. The trail is more primitive than the waterfall trails within the park, but it also offers more solitude.

Speckled Mountain is a 2,887-foot mountain at the southern end of the Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness. There are open views next to the rocky remains of an old lookout tower.

A classic summit in Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness, Caribou Mountain offers incredible views of the surrounding areas.

The path to Mother Walker Falls is super short and super smooth. The waterfall is pretty popular since it's so easy to get to. The water, itself, is a collection of rapids and cascades along the Bear River and is one of the main attractions in Grafton Notch State Park.

The trail moving through Step Falls Preserve follows Wight Brook the entire time, which is lined with different cascades and small waterfalls, falls just outside the boundaries of Grafton Notch State Park. The trail is more primitive than the waterfall trails within the park, but it also offers more solitude.

Screw Auger Falls is a popular waterfall just off the side of the highway in Grafton Notch State Park. The trail to the viewing area is short. The park features a few waterfalls and viewpoints just off the side of Bear River Road. The road is paved and has pretty consistent traffic on it, but you can easily run on the wide shoulder and access these short trails off the side of the road. There is a parking here for Screw Auger Falls where you can leave your car while you run.