Several short hikes maintained by volunteers are definitely worth the trip.

The seventh edition of Christopher Keene’s book includes several new, classic and obscure adventures.

‘Home turf hikes’ often have plenty to offer and can be reached by just walking out the front door.

The tools necessary to explore the outdoors are expensive and can be hard to find. The Maine Gear Library Network aims to help.

The ATC’s annual long-distance hiker survey shows hikers like their alone time, and some could learn a lesson about proper etiquette.

The 4-mile lollipop loop has a distinctly wild feel, with no sign of development.

Here are six trails to consider for a riverside ramble.

The Barren-Chairback Range, the first mountain cluster you’ll encounter on a northbound hike, is remote and rugged.

There is plenty to explore in the Debsoneag Lakes Wilderness Arena at the northern end of the 100-Mile Wilderness.

Camping in the Martin Ponds Lean-to gives a wonderful view of Katahdin in the early morning light.