Ready to discover the benefits of hiking? Close your eyes and imagine this. You’re in the great outdoors on one of the many forest hiking trails. This natural setting has birds are chirping around you. Squirrels in there natural environment are running up and down trees. The wind blows past, whistling in your ear. The…
Take A Stroll Along Wonderland Trail in Acadia National Park Known for tide pools at low tide, minimal roots on the trail and family-friendly excursions, Wonderland Trail Acadia is a 1.3-mile, relatively flat path. It’s walkable and accessible, making it perfect for a group of any type. Whether you’re traveling with little kids, or have…
Ocean Path Trail Allows Visitors to Experience Acadia’s Treasures Following along the coastline and main park loop road of Acadia National Park, Ocean Path Trail offers visitors 4.5 miles of land and sea to explore and admire. This is a great spot to start if you’re new to Acadia National Park simply because it has…
Visiting the Wild Gardens of Acadia There’s no better spot to soak in the natural beauty of Acadia’s flora and fauna than at the Wild Gardens of Acadia. This incredibly accessible area of the park features over 400 native plant species split into sections, representing all the natural plant communities within the park. Getting to…
Bar Island Trail: The Hidden Treasure off Bar Harbor When I say hidden treasure, I mean it quite literally. Bar Island is part of Acadia National Park. The trail only becomes visible and walkable around low tide from Bridge Street in Bar Harbor. Though it is submerged by water most of the day, if you…
Beehive Loop Trail The Beehive in Acadia National Park is one of the most well known and most popular hikes. The visitors who are able to stomach open heights, narrow ledges and the thrill of climbing up ladders comprised of iron rungs on the side of a mountain are the ones who are brave enough…
Dog Leashes For Hiking Finding the right leash for your furry friend can be difficult. There are so many different leashes available now. However, not all of them are a great choice for hiking. Fellow dog owners should take into account what type of hiking you will be doing, the size of your dog, the…
Parkman Mountain And Bald Peak Loop Trail Location: Acadia National Park Length: 2.7 MilesBald Peak: 974 feet tallParkman Mountain: 942 feet tallElevation Gain: 741 feetType: Loop & ConnectorMy Rating: ModerateDog Friendly: Yes for an athletic dog Would we do it again: Absolutely Parking Like many of the trails in Acadia National Park, you can hike to Parkman…
Cadillac Mountain Summit Trail Location: Acadia National ParkLength: 0.4-mile loopHeight: 1,517 feetElevation Gain: 52 feetType: LoopMy Rating: EasyHandicap AccessibleDog Friendly: Yes, for a well-behaved dog. Would we do it again: Maybe, depends on the time of year. Catch Some Great Views on Cadillac Mountain I’ll say it: I will do just about anything to get a…
Bubble Rock Info:Location: Acadia National ParkMiles: 1.13Height: 766 feetElevation Gain: 315 feetType: Out & Back, Loop, ConnectorDog Friendly: Yes Where To Park Parking for Bubble Rock Trail is located along the Park Loop Road at Bubbles Parking Lot, around 1.5 miles north of Jordan Pond House and a mile South of Bubble Pond. You will…
