Grafton Notch State Park
Subnational Park · Grafton Township, Maine
A 3,129-acre state park in the western mountains, occupying Grafton Notch itself - the mountain pass between Old Speck and Baldpate in the Mahoosuc Range. Route 26 runs straight through it and every attraction is a short walk from a roadside pull-off: Screw Auger Falls, Mother Walker Falls, Moose Cave. The Appalachian Trail crosses here, and the park abuts nearly 32,000 acres of Mahoosuc Public Reserved Land.
Route 26, Grafton Township, Maine, 04261, United States
Open daily, roughly 9am to sunset, with a self-service fee station. ⚠ THE ROAD (ROUTE 26) IS OPEN AND PLOUGHED YEAR-ROUND but the park facilities, restrooms and fee station are seasonal, roughly mid-May to mid-October. Winter access is at your own risk with no services, no ploughed pull-offs at some stops and genuine ice on the trails.
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