North Brother, Mountain summit in Baxter State Park, Maine, United States.
North Brother is a mountain summit in Baxter State Park, Maine, reaching approximately 4,151 feet with sections of bare rock interspersed with forest coverage. Views from the top extend across multiple counties and neighboring peaks throughout the region.
The mountain forms part of the Brothers formation alongside South Brother, creating a distinctive feature within Baxter State Park's landscape. This pairing has long defined the ridge system that channels waters into the region's main river drainage.
North Brother Mountain ranks among the Northeast 111 peaks and New England 4000-footers, drawing hikers who collect summit achievements throughout the region.
The summit can be reached via the Marston Trail or Mount Coe Trail, with routes covering approximately 9 miles for the main ascent. Both paths require moderate to good fitness and proper hiking gear for the steeper sections.
The northern slopes drain into Little Nesowadnehunk Stream, while the southern slopes feed into the Klondike swamp area. This split drainage pattern creates distinct ecological zones that change as you hike down different sides.
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