Maine Summit Trek for Tree 2025

  • Date Sun 26th October 2025
  • Time 11:00AM EDT
  • Location Auburn, Maine
  • Price Free
  • Races 1 race

Event summary

Get ready for an exhilarating day of adventure at the Maine Summit Trek for Tree on Sunday, October 26th, 2025, in Auburn, Androscoggin! This unique fundraising event invites participants of all ages and fitness levels to conquer the stunning Lost Valley as many times as possible within four hours. Whether you’re looking to challenge yourself in the Endurance Hiking Challenge or simply enjoy the great outdoors, this event promises fun and excitement for everyone.

From 11 AM to 3 PM, endurance hikers will have the opportunity to run, hike, and walk the Access Road of Lost Valley, aiming to achieve the elevation equivalent of some of Maine's tallest peaks. The course is a manageable 1/2 mile with a 200-foot gain, making it perfect for both seasoned athletes and casual participants. With no registration fee for endurance hikers, all we ask is that you fundraise to support Tree Street Youth's programmingβ€”invite your friends and family to sponsor your climbs! The day culminates in an Awards Celebration, recognizing achievements such as most laps and highest fundraising totals. Don’t miss out on this chance to connect with the community, challenge yourself, and support a worthy cause!

Organiser's Description

The Maine Summit Trek for Tree is a unique fundraising and community event hosted by Lost Valley and benefitting Tree Street Youth. The Maine Summit Trek for Tree creates AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE WHOLE COMMUNITY TO SUMMIT LOST VALLEY IN AUBURN, MAINE AS MANY TIMES AS POSSIBLE IN 4 HOURS! Together, we will see how many 4k Maine peaks can be climbed both collectively and individually. BRING YOUR COMPETITIVE SPIRIT OR JUST SHOW UP FOR SOME FUN!



While the event is open for all, the Maine Summit Trek for Tree also offers its signature ENDURANCE HIKING CHALLENGE.



From 11AM-3PM, Endurance Challengers will run, hike, and walk the Access Road of Lost Valley to reach the peak. Take the chair lift down or descend the same path. Repeat as many times as possible to gain the equivalent elevation of some of Maines biggest peaks. At only 1/2 a mile and 200 of gain, give it a try, HOW MANY LAPS CAN YOU GET? Whether you take on the challenge for 1 hour, or all 4, burn your legs and get your heart pumping, challenge yourself!

THERE IS NO REGISTRATION FEE FOR ENDURANCE HIKERS! WE ASK ALL ENDURANCE HIKERS TO FUNDRAISE WHATEVER THEY CAN, WHICH SUPPORTS THE COST OF THE EVENT AND TREE STREET YOUTH PROGRAMS. Invite friends and family to sponsor your runs up the mountain, offering a dollar amount for each successful run! There is no minimum amount to fundraise, and all funds go to a good cause: supporting Tree Street Youths programming!



The day will wrap up with an Awards Celebration that includes recognition for most laps, most fundraised, and more.



EVENT SCHEDULE - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH

10AM - Registration & Welcome for Endurance Hikers

11AM-3PM - Endurance Hiking Challenge begins! How many laps can you achieve in 4 hours?

3-4PM - Awards and Celebration



We hope you will join us for this unique and fun challenge!



We're grateful to our event sponsors for making this event possible!

* NORTHEAST BANK and the LEWISTON MAINEIACS, Tree Line Team Sponsors
* NORWAY SAVINGS BANK, THE HARWARD CENTER FOR COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS & THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, Community Access Sponsors
* CORNERSTONE WEALTH PLANNING, AUSTIN ASSOCIATES, AND ACTION SCREEN PRINTING, Base Camp Sponsors

Races

  • Maine Summit Trek for Tree 2025

    Incl. Moisture Wicking Long Sleeve Shirt

    Sun 26th October 2025 (11:00AM EDT)

    Free

    CLOSED

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200 Lost Valley Rd, Auburn, 04210, ME, United States

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