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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.

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Trail Hall of Fame inductees named

The 14th class of Appalachian Trail Hall of Fame honorees has been announced by the Appalachian Trail Museum’s Hall of Fame selection committee.

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Appalachian Trail nonprofit encourages hikers to carry bear canisters

A rise in bear conflicts with hikers along the Appalachian Trail has led to the canister campaign, though it's not an issue yet in Maine.

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Best of all time? Experts say these outdoor gifts can t be beat

Maine's outdoor adventurers say their most-loved outdoor gifts have stood the test of time.

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For the 1st time in years, Maine Appalachian Trail volunteers will be able to shower on their days off

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff For the first time in seven years, the volunteers who maintain the Appalachian Trail in Maine will soon have a modern, comfortable and permanent place to spend their days off. Each year, crews from the Maine Appalachian Trail Club head into the woods to perform maintenance and repairs along the 267 miles of the Appalachian Trail that run from Grafton Notch in the south to Katahdin in the north.

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