Maine is home to 14 peaks that are over 4000′ in elevation. The Maine 4000 Footers are a great peak bagging goal. Maine’s remote and wild terrain is the perfect setting for mountain enthusiasts to get out and explore the high peaks of New England. Can you climb all of Maine’s 4000 Footers?
All of the 4000 Footers in Maine are located in the following zones:
- Baxter State Park
- High Peaks Range
- Bigelow Range
- Eastern White Mountains/Mahoosuc Range
Maine 4000 Footers List:
| Rank | Mountain | Elevation | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Katahdin - Baxter Peak | 5268 | Baxter State Park |
| 2 | Katahdin - Hamlin Peak | 4756 | Baxter State Park |
| 3 | Sugarloaf | 4250 | High Peaks |
| 4 | Crocker Mountain | 4228 | High Peaks |
| 5 | Old Speck | 4170 | Eastern White Mountains/Mahoosuc Range |
| 6 | North Brother | 4151 | Baxter State Park |
| 7 | Bigelow - West Peak | 4145 | Bigelow Range |
| 8 | Saddleback Mountain | 4120 | High Peaks |
| 9 | Bigelow - Avery Peak | 4090 | Bigelow Range |
| 10 | Mount Abraham | 4050 | High Peaks |
| 11 | South Crocker Mountain | 4050 | High Peaks |
| 12 | Saddelback Horn | 4023 | High Peaks |
| 13 | Mount Redington | 4010 | High Peaks |
| 14 | Spaulding Mountain | 4010 | High Peaks |
(The pinpoints may not be 100% accurate)
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