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T4 R10, ME, T3 R10, ME Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() The flats near the beginning of the Doubletop Mountain Trail As my brief stay in Baxter drew to a close, I headed over to Nesowadnehunk to hike a mountain that I had intended to hike a year earlier. After the brief roadwalk, I started on the Doubletop Mountain Trail. While the trail started off fairly gently with decent footing, it steepened after the Doubletop Brook crossing. Not only did it get steep, but the footing grew tricky due to erosion and a few scrambles (small, but minimal foot/hand holds). Reaching a height of land (and having not looked at the map too closely), I had false hope that I was nearing the summit...until I looked up and saw I still had quite a climb in front of me. After the nice flat walk over the flat, the trail indeed climbed steeply (including up a small ladder) up to the open summit, where I had excellent views in all directions (though Katahdin was still in the clouds). While it was tempting to head over to the south (and slightly lower, but apparently more scenic) peak, I had a lot of driving ahead of me.
![]() The Doubletop Mountain Trail trailhead at near Nesowadnehunk Campground ![]() The small ladder near the top of the Doubletop Mountain Trail
Looking at North Brother through Mt. OJI, with Katahdin in the clouds in the background, from Doubletop Mountain
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