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John Klebes is an M-M trail maintainer and wrote the account of his hike this spring. Klebes day hiked sections of the M-M Trail for many years, but this April he decided to through-hike the entire trail end-to-end in a week.

If a landowner allows access to the M-M Trail across their property, will he or she become exposed to liability suits for injuries suffered on his or her property?

The Metacomet-Monadnock Trail Guide is a detailed guide to hiking the M-M Trail, with maps, distances, elevations, etc. The newly-updated tenth edition is available from New England Cartographics, Inc. (The trail descriptions on this web site are excerpted from the guidebook.)

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This guide provides descriptions each trail section, from the CT line to the summit of Mt. Monadnock, with distances and trail profiles.

The Metacomet-Monadnock Trail (M-M Trail) is a long distance hiking footpath, maintained by the Appalachian Mountain Club-Berkshire Chapter Trails Committee and other volunteers. It is approximately 114 miles from the blue-blazed Metacomet Trail on the Connecticut state line to Mt. Monadnock in New Hampshire. These pages are designed to allow those who have never experienced the M-M trail to get a taste of its beauty, and for newcomers and old hands to offer observations on its condition.