Which Are Some Of The Most Remote Places In The USA?
If you’re planning to explore some of the most remote places in the US and like getting off the USA beaten path (or maybe just looking for an unpopular honeymoon destination), you’re at the right place! In this post, we’ll share some of the most isolated places in the US where one can immerse in nature and its spectacular beauty while being miles away from what we like to refer to as civilization…
Hundred-Mile Wilderness, Maine
The 100-Mile Wilderness in Maine is the last major (and arguably most difficult) frontier for avid hikers who try to conquer the Appalachian Trail. The entire 100-mile stretch is one of the most remote places in the US and is almost entirely cut-off from civilization.
So, if you’re looking for a place to get away from it all, the dense forests and secluded lakes of the Hundred-Mile Wilderness might be a great choice. Walking the entire route takes around 7-8 days on average.
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
Wolfeboro boasts to be the “Oldest Summer Resort in America” but it’s still a place where you can find peace and quiet. The town is located in the middle of nowhere surrounded by lush forests to the south and to the north and from Lake Wentworth on the east and Lake Winnipesaukee on the west. Wolfeboro is also home to some of the most scenic trails in the area like the Cotton Valley Rail Trail.
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