🛶 Maine Hikes: 3-Day Backpacking Gear Guide

Ultralight, waterproof Dyneema pack made in Maine—rugged and perfect for long trips.

Legendary comfort and ventilation with Anti-Gravity suspension. Heavy, but makes 30 lbs feel like 20.

Affordable and dependable, includes rain cover and sturdy support. Great for weekend warriors.

The ultralight Dyneema tent of choice for thru-hikers—spacious, storm-proof, and barely over 1 lb.

Lightweight, freestanding, and backpacker-tested. Excellent ventilation and space for two.

Budget-friendly freestanding tent with a rainfly and decent performance in wet conditions.

Premium down insulation with an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio. Perfect for cold Maine nights.

Great balance of weight, warmth, and compressibility. Ideal for three-season use.

Trusted budget option with real down insulation. A solid choice for beginner backpackers.

Wool base layers that breathe, wick, and don’t stink—perfect for Maine’s wild swings in weather.

Synthetic comfort that dries fast and doesn’t break the bank.

Surprisingly good wool blend for the price.

Waterproof and lightweight hiking boots with excellent traction for rocky Maine trails.

Trail runners with a wide toe box and great ground feel, ideal for dry conditions and light packs.

Durable and cushioned hikers that perform well on varied terrain without breaking the bank.