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Injured Woman Crawls 7 Hours To Safety
A 57-year-old hiker in Maine's Acadia National Park injured her ankle in a fall last week and crawled for 7 hours before being rescued. READ MORE


Rescuers at Acadia National Park help an injured 57-year-old Bass Harbor woman Wednesday, Feb. 8, after she hurt her ankle while hiking and then crawled for seven hours before being rescued. (Acadia National Park)
 

NEWSWIRE

Unprepared Hikers Rescued On NH Mountain

NH Teen Attacked By Coyote

Firefighters Rescue Man Injured In Fall From Cliff In Amherst, Mass

Injured Hiker Crawls 7 Hours To Safety

New Hampshire Increases State Parks Fees

Study Finds Snowboarders Injured More Often Than Skiers

Adirondack Backcountry Ski Festival Announced

Climbers Create Big Route In Vermont

Blogger: Best Day Paddles In Maine

Albany, NH Acquires Land For Town Forest

Swiftwater Rescue Team Forming In Mount Washington Valley

Maine Bear Cam Captures Video Of Newborn Cubs

Top New England Snowboarders Injured

Adirondack Backcountry Skiers Could Face Increased Chance Of Avalanches

More Mainers Biking To Work

Winter Dew Tour Lands At Killington

Rescuers Save Life Of Snowboarder Injured At Sugarloaf

Maine's Baxter State Park Begins Accepting Reservations For 2012 Season

Nearly 50 Dolphins Stranded On Cape Cod

NH Officials Warn Winter Hikers About Safety

Skier Dies After Striking Tree At Sugarloaf

Adirondack High Peaks One Of Best For Trail Running

Maine's Baxter State Park Gets Lakefront Land

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ADVENTURE FLICKS

KAYAKING Summer sending the Gorge, Crib and Falls on the West Branch of Maine's Penobscot River. (by jcassend)

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Tall Fail
How two attempts to climb Maine's Mount Katahdin turned into two miserable failures. by Dan Mathers

 

Acadia's Mystical Lure
Maybe you’re not into all that spiritual yoga mumbo jumbo like chakras and zen. But the otherworldly appeal of Maine’s Acadia National Park might just make you a believer. by P.B. Fahy

In The Drink
Corey Norman gets up-close and personal with Amberjack Falls during a riverboarding trip on Maine’s Penobscot River.

Spit Happens
New Hampshire's Mount Chocorua draws a crowd. A big crowd. But with awesome views from its summit and a couple of scenic waterfalls along the way, there's a reason it is so popular. Just watch out for loogies.

Undiscovered
AT thru-hiking veteran David Mills found that western Maine's newest great hiking trail the Grafton Loop offers spectacular views and few crowds.

Morning Dues
For photographer Austin Holt, a day at the office means capturing stunning images during a pre-dawn climb on the rocky coast of Maine’s Bar Harbor. So, how do you like your cubicle now?

The Still Untamed Maine Woods
Following in the footsteps of Thoreau, writer Ryan Krogh set out to explore Mount Katahdin. What he found was a wild mountain that can at once inspire and challenge visitors.

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