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Nesourdnahunk, ME Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() The Burnt Mountain Trail After spraining my ankle a day earlier, I was finding it difficult to walk. Originally hoping to do a leisurely hike up Doubletop, I realized after about 100 feet that it was unrealistic. Thus, I headed up the road and to the Burnt Mountain picnic area. The Burnt Mountain Trail was essentially an old road - never steep, never particularly scenic, and by the looks of it, never heavily travelled. While the bad ankle was none too happy for much of the hike, it seemed to loosen up a bit as I climbed up the steepest (though still very tame) portion of the trail, just prior to the summit. Reaching the summit, I continued past the old fire tower footings to the vista. The views from this vista were quite good - somewhat recently thinned out, it afforded excellent southern views. After taking in the views for awhile, I hobbled my way back down to the trailhead.
![]() The Burnt Mountain Trail trailhead
Looking south at the Brothers and southeast at Mt. Katahdin from the Burnt Mountain vista
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