Support Our Spring Appeal
Please give today to help maintain and protect a precious wilderness resource, the Appalachian Trail in Maine.
Many hikers report Maine is the best maintained (and most rugged) section of the trail.
Your financial support is necessary for continued trail, campsite, and boundary land operations.
Help MATC raise $40,000 to support continued trail, campsite, and boundary land operations.
We invite you to become a supporter of the Maine Appalachian Trail Club.
Please Consider making a monthly recurring donation, via credit card or bank account debit. Your tax-deductible donation can be made by securely online at by clicking the button below.
Your generous gift will help ensure that the Appalachian Trail is preserved for future generations.
Support MATC’s efforts to maintain and protect the wildest, most remote section of the Appalachian Trail with a tax-deductible gift.
Some goals for the 2023 field season:
- Volunteer trail and campsite maintainers will trim brush, clean out fire pits, shelters, and waterbars, remove downed trees, repair shelters, paint blazes, and maintain privies.
- Corridor monitors will protect boundary lands by looking for timber trespass, trash dumping, illegal motor vehicle crossings, and other encroachments.
- The campsite committee will build three new environmentally friendly accessible privies at Cranberry Stream, Frye Notch, and Pierce Pond campsites.
- Three Ridgerunners will provide education and stewardship on Bigelow and Saddleback mountains, as well as within the 100 Mile Wilderness.
- The Maine Trail Crew will rebuild eroding, degraded, muddy sections with stone steps, staircases, waterbars, and relocations at Kennebec-south, Fourth Mountain, Nahmakanta Stream, Woodrat’s Spring, and the Hunt Trail on Katahdin.
Please give today to help maintain and protect a precious wilderness resource, the Appalachian Trail in Maine.
