Camden Hills - Mount Battie
800 ft | 1 trails | Maine
800 ft
1 routes
Moderate
About Camden Hills - Mount Battie
Rising to 800 feet, Camden Hills - Mount Battie offers one of Maine's finest hiking experiences. Whether you're seeking panoramic views, a family-friendly outing, or a quick escape into nature, this peak delivers.
Popular Routes
The most popular route, **Mount Battie Trail**, covers 1.0 miles and is rated Moderate. Short steep climb to stone tower with harbor views.
Peak Bagging
This peak offers a standalone hiking experience with minimal nearby alternatives.
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Trail conditions change frequently. Check recent reports on AllTrails or NE Trail Conditions before your hike.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to hike Camden Hills - Mount Battie?
Most routes on Camden Hills - Mount Battie take 0-2 hours round trip. The most popular trail is 1.0 miles with Moderate difficulty. Start early, especially on weekends when parking fills quickly.
Is Camden Hills - Mount Battie hard to hike?
Camden Hills - Mount Battie is rated Moderate. At 800 feet, the trail offers a rewarding hike suitable for most fitness levels. Proper footwear and preparation are essential.
Do I need a permit to hike Camden Hills - Mount Battie?
No hiking permit is required for Camden Hills - Mount Battie. However, parking fees may apply at trailheads (typically $3-5/day for WMNF or state parks). A WMNF parking pass covers most White Mountain trailheads.
What is the best trail to hike Camden Hills - Mount Battie?
The most popular route is the Mount Battie Trail, offering Short steep climb to stone tower with harbor views..
When is the best time to hike Camden Hills - Mount Battie?
The best hiking season for Camden Hills - Mount Battie is April through November. Spring wildflowers and fall foliage are particularly scenic.
Best Time to Visit
spring
March - May
Muddy trails, wildflowers emerging
summer
June - August
Warm, humid, occasional storms
fall
September - November
Stunning foliage, cooler temps
winter
December - February
Snow-covered trails, shorter days
Winter Gear Checklist
- Snowshoes/crampons
- Insulated boots
- Balaclava
- Hand/toe warmers
- Emergency bivy
Tip: Traction devices recommended. Start early for daylight.
Safety Information
Current Hazards
- Icy conditions possible
- Hypothermia risk - temperatures 20-40°F colder at summit
- Short daylight hours - carry headlamp
- Trail markers may be buried under snow
Turn-Around Time
Allow 2+ hours before sunset
Plan to reach the summit by this time to allow safe descent before dark.
Essential Gear Checklist
* Critical items - do not hike without these