Journey's End Trail

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Features Birding · Commonly Backpacked · Fall Colors · Views · Wildlife

There's lots of rocks, so watch your step.

This is, most likely, the last trail you'll take after running the Long Trail (LT) northbound. From the parking area, the trail goes up moderately while following an old forest road. At one point, there is a stream crossing with a rope spanning the width. A little bit further is Journey's End Camp (cabin), which will be on the right, with a sign for water on the left. The trail becomes narrower, steeper, and winding to the boundary marker. The marker is on the boundary with the U.S. and Canada; this is the northern terminus of the Long Trail.

Juncos, bluejays, chipmunks, beech, birch, hemlock, and spruce can be found in this area.