Trail running climbs in Maine, United States

VertMatch lists 26 climbs in Maine, United States, hardest first. The hardest is Basin Rim, 2.6 km at 23.1%, Batchelders Grant Township, at 17.0 TEP. The longest is Great Brook Trail, 5.3 km at 8.7%, Stoneham. A typical climb here is 1.0 km at 18.3%.

Basin Rim, 2.6 km at 23.1%, Batchelders Grant Township 17.0 TEP
Bar Harbor E climb, 739 m at 29.1% 9.0 TEP
Mount Desert SE climb, 998 m at 22.6% 6.5 TEP
Mount Desert S climb, 503 m at 29.4% 6.5 TEP
Miles Notch Trail, 2.3 km at 16.5%, Stoneham 6.5 TEP
Mud Brook, 4.9 km at 11.7%, Mason Township 5.5 TEP
Southwest Harbor SE climb, 788 m at 22.9% 5.5 TEP
Southwest Harbor SE climb, 1.2 km at 19.5% 5.5 TEP
Mount Desert N climb, 754 m at 22.7% 4.7 TEP
Red Rock, 1.1 km at 19.2%, Stoneham 4.4 TEP
Bar Harbor NE climb, 634 m at 22.2% 3.7 TEP
Mount Desert SW climb, 559 m at 22.6% 3.5 TEP
Caribou, 4.6 km at 9.8%, Batchelders Grant Township 3.2 TEP
Southwest Harbor S climb, 1.3 km at 16.0% 3.2 TEP
Mount Desert SW climb, 810 m at 18.8% 3.1 TEP
Deer Hill Trail, 691 m at 19.9%, Stow 3.1 TEP
Tremont E climb, 1.6 km at 14.2% 2.9 TEP
Stone House Trail, 1.8 km at 13.6%, Stow 2.9 TEP
Great Brook Trail, 5.3 km at 8.7%, Stoneham 2.8 TEP
Mount Desert SW climb, 728 m at 18.4% 2.6 TEP
Bar Harbor N climb, 3.4 km at 10.0% 2.5 TEP
Deer Hill Trail, 2.1 km at 11.9%, Stow 2.4 TEP
Mount Desert S climb, 887 m at 16.3% 2.3 TEP
Mount Desert NE climb, 772 m at 16.9% 2.2 TEP
Red Rock, 612 m at 18.3%, Stoneham 2.2 TEP
Miles Notch Trail, 1.0 km at 14.9%, Stoneham 2.2 TEP