Kurt Diederichs Climb

Kurt Diederichs Climb is a 0.8-mile out-and-back foot trail in Acadia National Park, Maine. It climbs 454 ft to a high point of 556 ft. Difficulty: easy, from the NPS hiking-rating formula.

Kurt Diederichs Climb, Acadia National Park
Photo: Kevin A. Trostle · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

From the National Park Service

Hike Kurt Diederichs Climb
The sixth step up from the beginning of the trail at the Tarn is engraved with “Kurt Diederichs Climb.” Distance: .4 miles one way Terrain: Forested area with steep, rocky sections and many granite steps Hike Description
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