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Bigelow Preserve is a park, located at W Flagstaff Rd, Stratton, ME 04982, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 207-287-3200, visit their website www.maine.gov for more detailed information.

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W Flagstaff Rd, Stratton, ME 04982, USA
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19 Reviews

  • Andrew Marden
    04 April 2018

    A beautiful mountain range with a variety of trails for every level. Anyone from families to experienced hikers can enjoy the Bigelow Range. Also home to many nice amenities including beautiful free campsites. A great weekend get away to camp alongside Flagstaff Lake and hike in these beautiful mountains.

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  • Ryan Wing
    12 February 2018

    Super excited to see the Bigelow lodge open this year. I think that people underestimate just how much people look forward to being here. This place is one of the few icons of the area and does not get the attention that it deserves. Thank you JV wing club for stepping up to the plate! Truly appreciate your efforts here!

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  • Aaron Collins
    17 January 2018

    Beautiful place! Can't wait to go back.

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  • Darci Williams
    19 November 2017

    We had an amazing hike across the Bigelow's. As tough a hike as mount katahdin in my opinion. Loved the views of Sugarloaf!

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  • Adam Trimby
    12 September 2017

    Amazing views! Serene Lake

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  • Kathy Morton
    01 September 2017

    Not much compares to this place.it's nature at its finest without any of the hustle and bustle of today's world. It's like a step back in time!

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  • John M Peterson
    30 August 2017

    Great hiking and backpacking. Nice mountain biking.

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  • Candy Bryant Tilton
    18 August 2017

    Just a beautiful town love the lake, mountains. Great place to escape the fast pace life give us

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  • Jesse Wall
    15 August 2017

    A gorgeous wild place. The trails are very rugged with many peak options and several places to camp. The AT runs thru here so be prepared to share shelter if you're using a lean to

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  • James Cornwall
    31 July 2017

    One of the most beautiful places in Maine

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  • Mountain Man
    15 July 2017

    Very peaceful and clean. Lots of respectful campers and visitors.

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  • Eric Ruffin
    10 July 2017

    Classic Maine hiking along the Appalachian trail, exceptional views along all of the well marked trails. Several backcountry camping options here when the thru hikers aren't around

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  • Sam Erde
    07 July 2017

    Beautiful hiking with great trails and views. Plan a 2 or 3-day hike, and bring your fishing pole to catch some brook trout in Horn Pond.

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  • Brian Wells
    16 May 2017

    Lovely wilderness area with some great campsites.

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  • Greg Roy
    10 November 2016

    nicest preserve in the state!! AND NO CROWDS!!

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  • J Knox
    13 October 2016

    Quiet and secluded on beautiful Flagstaff.

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  • Kyle Lechtenberg
    10 October 2016

    There are some excellent camping spots right on the lake.

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  • Justin Towle
    07 September 2016

    Absolutely breathtaking views in a remote area of Maine's legendary wilderness. Plenty of camping that can be accessed via car, backpacking, and canoeing. Great hiking trails, majestic waterways, and soaring mountaintops define this beautiful preserve. Worth the trip!

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  • Levente Szabó
    15 August 2016

    Intermediate/advanced trails. We did ~20km to one of the summits and it was breath-taking. You hike through 3-4 different type of forests, including an alpine (moss-covered) one near the top. Some of the trails are part of the Appalachian trail

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