The Mahoosuc Mountain Range is a 27,253-acre section of Maine public reserve land. Known locally as the The Mahoosucs, and named after the Mahoosuc Indians, in these mountains the hiking is rugged and strenuous but the scenic rewards are incredible. The Appalachian Trail traverses much of the range and AT hikers often cite the stretch between Goose Eye and Old Speck Mountains as being one of the most mentally and physically challenging sections of the entire 2158 Maine to Georgia route. With gigantic boulders, drop-offs, loose footing and skinny passageways, this one-mile stretch can be seen clearly from most of the Mount Will home sites.

The views from The Peaks include views of this Mahoosuc Mountain Range

Jakes Notch 2988’ Mount Carlo 3565’ Goose Eye Mountain 3870’ North Peak of Mahoosucs 3675’ Slide Mountain 3250’ Sargent Mountain 2364’ South Peak of Mahoosucs 3395’ Fulling Mill Mountain 3450’ Old Speck Mountain 4170’ Mount Hitte 2968’ West Peak 3663’ East Peak 3780’ Little Bald Plate Peak 3440’

These home sites offer unsurpassed views of the Sunday River Ski Resort. The lifts are just one  mile from the entrance to The Peaks Atop Mount Will.

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