Some Good Little Mountains

Here’s a list of mountains I recommend that aren’t too high but have views and can be hiked in a morning or afternoon (or sometimes just one hour!).

Highly recommended

Western Maine

Round Mountain, Albany Township
Bald Pate Mountain, Bridgton
Pleasant Mountain, Bridgton and Denmark
Peary Mountain, Brownfield
Burnt Meadow Mountain, Brownfield
Noyes Mountain, Greenwood
Bear Mountain, Hartford
Mount Cutler, Hiram
Sabattus Mountain, Lovell
Singepole Mountain, Paris
Mt. Zircon, Peru
Bald Mountain, Rangeley
Whitecap Mountain, Rumford
Back Pond Preserve, Stoneham
Hawk Mountain, Waterford
Albany Mountain, White Mountain National Forest
Blueberry Mountain and Rattlesnake Pool, White Mountain National Forest
Lord and Pine Hills, White Mountain National Forest
The Roost, White Mountain National Forest
Little Deer and Big Deer Hills, White Mountain National Forest (you can make a shorter or longer hike here)
Buck’s and Lapham Ledges, Woodstock
Mt Christopher, Woodstock

Coastal Maine, from the midcoast (Brunswick) and up

Southern Maine, mostly Cumberland and York Counties

Central Maine, Kennebec County

(And a few more that are pretty good, around the state)

2 Comments on “Some Good Little Mountains”

Kimberly Hansen

January 28, 2016 at 4:27 pm •

Hi, I wanted to express my gratitude to you for this page. I have three dogs and am always looking for new dog friendly places to explore where I can handle three dogs and that the dogs can handle at their various ages. You do a wonderful job with your page. Thank you again.
rebeccalucy

January 28, 2016 at 4:43 pm •

Thank you for your comment. I love working on this site, partly because it’s an excuse to go on adventures with dogs! (Although I have to borrow my dog companions because I don’t have any of my own.) Here’s to many more happy outings with your dog crew!