Table Rock Trail

Newry, Maine

4.5/5

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Distance

1.91 miles

Elevation Gain

761 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Table Rock Trail is a loop trail that takes you past a cave located near Newry, Maine.

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Rock Climbing

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Table Rock Trail Reviews

Jon Studer

Table Rock Trail

09/26/22

The front route is about 1.2 miles from parking lot to top. This is far the hardest route with at least .5 miles of scrambling up rocks and steep. The back route was almost 1.6 from top to parking lot and a lot easier with just a little scrambling at the top.

5.0

Drew Thompson

Table Rock Trail

04/30/22

Awesome hiking in remote Grafton Notch. When fall season, the colors of this region are amazing. The Table Rock hike is steep and sustained but views are well worth it. Make sure to come down the easier back side which loops you back across to parking lot. As noted, there are some caves to explore as well in addition to the waterfalls down the road.

4.0

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