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Bikers smiling on a gravel biking road in Maine's 100-Mile Wilderness.

Gravel Bike Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness with AMC This Summer

The wind’s blowing through your hair. Your water bottle’s half empty, and your shirt is sticking to your back. There’s the smell of pine and sunscreen, the scrape of tires on gravel. You crest the...
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Five Northeastern Gravel Biking Destinations

Have you heard the good news about gravel?   Gravel bikes combine the lighter materials used in road bikes with designs that help riders get off the pavement with confidence. These bikes are built for a…
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Amc Maine Woods Gravel Adventue Field Guide Cover 1

AMC Celebrates its Gravel Road Cycling Network with Release...

AMC Maine Woods, April 2024 – Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) is thrilled to announce the expansion of its outdoor recreational offerings with the opening of 330 miles of gravel roads for mountain gravel cycling and…
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sunset view at Gorman Chairback Lodge and Cabins, Maine

Four Family-Friendly Hikes in the Maine Woods

There is nothing better than seeing nature’s most magical places through the eyes of a child. For many lifelong outdoor enthusiasts, the chance to climb, hike, and explore with littles ones (or big kids!) is…
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Cait Bourgault

Lodge-to-Lodge Skiing in the Maine Woods: What to Expect

   AMC’s Maine Woods Initiative (MWI) is a vast, ecologically significant swath of land. It’s an important carbon sink, a habitat for numerous threatened species, and home to some of the region’s most pristine…
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