Where is the applachian trail in relationship to Calais ME?

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SHORT ANSWER: Calais, ME is approximately 160 miles east-southeast of Mt. Katahdin, the northern most verminous of the Appalachian Trail (AT).


MORE INFO: The Appalachian Trail (AT) runs from the summit of Mt Katahdin, in Baxter State Park, roughly 40 miles NNW of Millinocket, Maine, to the summit of Springer Mountain, roughly 6 miles E of Martin, Georgia. A total distance of approximately 2,178 miles.

Calais, ME, is on the far eastern side of the state of Maine, on the border with New Brunswick, Canada. Calais is roughly 160 miles ESE of Baxter State Park in Maine.

The closest point on the Appalachian Trail, to Calais, ME would be where the AT crosses Mud Creek, near the outlet of Mud Pound, SW of Lower Jo-Mary Lake, south of Stephenson's Landing, located on the SW shore of Pemadumcook Lake.

For an interactive map of the AT and information about the trail, visit the Appalachian Trail Conservancy's web site at http:/www.appalachiantrail.org