A retro Katahdin Appalachian Trail poster made for Maine cabins, camps, lodges and Airbnbs, and a great gift for thru-hikers.
Some 2,000 miles from Georgia, the trail ends here. Baxter Peak on Katahdin, Maine's highest mountain, is the northern end of the Appalachian Trail. The Penobscot name means "Great Mountain," and for every northbound thru-hiker it's the last climb. This screen-print style poster shows Katahdin at sunset, the Knife Edge running out to Pamola, a still pond below, and a spruce carrying the trail's white blaze. THE END, in bold black letters, says the rest.
Ink black, navy, ocean blue, gold, dusty rose and spruce green. A great gift for thru-hikers, section hikers, Baxter State Park fans and anyone who has finished something hard.
Part of the Shore to Summit series. Real Maine places, true stories, questionable puns. Every poster in the series is the same shape, so any 3 hang together.
Complete the set: Cadillac Mountain · Moosehead Lake
Buy any 3 posters, save 15% + free shipping. That's $13.50 off three 12×16s, up to $36 off three 30×40s. Mix and match any designs; the discount applies automatically at checkout.
Sizes: 12" x 16", 18" x 24", 24" x 32", 30" x 40". Frame not included.
- Museum-grade archival matte paper with pigmented archival inks
- Paper weight 175 to 189 g/m²
- For indoor use only
- Ships to the United States and its territories
