Carey Kish comes across reminders of Maine as he meanders north on his epic hike from Mexico to Canada.
Carey Kish
Hiking in Maine: 5 options for backcountry camping
There are campsites all over rural Maine, but it will take some effort to get to most of them, and probably a reservation as well.
Hiking in Maine: Finding way out of funk on Continental Divide Trail
Carey Kish hit his low point after crossing the 1,500-mile mark on his journey, but a few quick adjustments put things right.
Hiking in Maine … and beyond: Reaching the 1,000-mile plateau on the CDT
Carey Kish, hiking the Continental Divide Trail, hits a trail milestone as he strolls into Creede, Colorado.
Hiking in Maine: Debsconeag camps a stunning example of remote Maine at its finest
‘It’s more than 20 miles by gravel roads from the nearest pavement, so you have to make an effort,’ but it’s so worth it.
Hiking in Maine … and beyond: Yes, it’s a 2,800-mile solo hike, but so many help along the way
Carey Kish reports from the Continental Divide Trail, 90 miles from the Colorado state line with plenty of snow and several sketchy river crossings to come.
Hiking in Maine: Remote trails and scenic campsites abound in North Maine Woods
Norway Bluff, for example, is 42 miles from the nearest paved road in Ashland, but so worth the trek into the wilderness.
Hiking in Maine: Maine Trail Center gets generous boost from Mark McAuliffe’s gift
Mark McAuliffe donated $1 million before his death in October for a facility to house those who maintain the Appalachian Trail, and much more.
Hiking in Maine … and Beyond: Off to a good start on a quest to hike the Continental Divide Trail
Carey Kish encounters hard to navigate terrain and difficult winds, as well as trail angels and trail magic at the start of his 2,800-mile adventure.
Hiking in Maine: ‘The Green Tunnel’ podcast explores history, culture of Appalachian Trail
From ardent hikers to armchair adventurers, if you’re a fan of the Appalachian Trail then you should check out ‘The Green Tunnel’ podcast.