Morse Mountain is located in Maine. It is 782.4 meters long with an average gradient of 6.5% and a maximum gradient of 26.3%. Find similar hills.

This is a tough little climb on Small Point. The road surface varies from horrible to non-existent. There's also a stretch of unpaved road before you hit the climb that is covered with egg-sized rocks. It feels like riding cobbles, except that the "cobbles" have a tendency to bounce up and hit your shins. The road is technically not open to vehicular travel. During the summer, a guard will turn you around if you try to climb it during business hours, but from September to May, you should be fine. The mosquitoes earn this climb the dreaded "annoying" tag.