Bigelow Mountain is situated on the shores of Flagstaff Lake in the western area of Maine.

The mountain runs east to west for approximately 12 miles and is made up of six peaks; twin cones West Peak and Avery Peak are the largest alpine communities.

To the west is North Horn and South Horn, which are elevated just above the glacial waters of Horns Pond.

The eastern and western peaks are Cranberry Peak and Little Bigelow, which round out the mountain range.

Visitors will find a wide variety of outdoor activities on this range, such as hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and skiing. Popular trails include Fire Warden’s, Appalachian, Horns Pond, and Bigelow Range. Map

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