Wright Trail Bull Branch Road, Newry, ME 04261

"There are tent sites located about 3.5 miles up the trail. At first glance it looks like it's only one site by the river but follow the little path up the hill behind the first site and you'll find a bunch of tent site and a fire pit! Beautiful trail, long gradual incline with lots of above treeline hiking towards the top. And many spots to swim of course! Moderately challenging, and takes about 8 hours round trip."

"This trail is a real butt-kicker. I used it as an approach to the A.T. and let me tell you, I was looking forward to curling up and going to bed. The trail is stunning and the view at the top is well worth it. I highly recommend backpacking up to the tentsite, setting up for the night and day hiking to the top, go all the way to the end of the Wright trail, it's absolutely worth it! 360° view in the fall is breathtaking. It was brutal getting up there with a pack on and it was so windy at the top, it was hard to stop and enjoy it. Pick a non-windy, fall day, have lunch, hike down and stay at the super awesome, creekside campsite. Adventurous, challenging and gorgeous!"

"Wright Trail to Goose Eye is a moderately difficult trail but well worth the effort. There are 360 views from the summit of Goose Eye. There are also a few other spots along tge trail with amazing views of Mount Washington to tge south and Old Speck to the north. If the weather cooperates you won't be disappointed."

"Wright Trail is a 9 mile out and back hike that's not too strenuous. There are 360 degree views from at least 3 different points on the trail. If the weather cooperates you'll be able to see Washington and its neighbors to the west and Old Speck, Saddleback, Sugarloaf and many others to the north."