Along the rugged coastline of Maine, Acadia National Park is one of the most visited national parks in the US. It offers a ...

Semi-open ledges and the old railbed-turned-multiuse trail yield great looks of the craggy south face of Schoodic Mountain, while the ecologically-rich 150-acre bog and its numerous beaver lodges ...

Begin at the Schoodic Woods Campground Welcome Center ... or hike the Buck Cove Mountain Trail or the short-hugging Lower Harbor Trail. Less than a mile beyond the welcome center is Frazer Picnic ...

Prior to 2015, the longest hiking trail on the Schoodic Peninsula was barely 2 miles. The expansion added another 4 miles of trail, including the little-traveled footpath over Buck Cove Mountain Trail ...

Peaked Mountain (1,230 feet) is another easy trail with pleasant woods walking ... crossing ledges with amazing blueberries in summer and views south to Black and Schoodic mountains and east across ...

Dedham Bald Mountain, as it is locally known, rises to 1,261 feet. A short 0.6-mile hike via an old fire road ... including the summits of Tunk, Schoodic and Black. On the descent, just below ...

There, a short but strenuous hike will take you through forests of spruce, fir and pines to Schoodic Head where, at an altitude of 440 feet, you’ll have commanding views of Frenchman Bay and Cadillac ...

Schoodic Loop, Point Road ... and only take a few hours from start to finish, are Acadia Mountain Trail over towards the 'quiet side' of Mount Desert Island with views of Echo Lake.

Highlights include mountain and sea views from Schoodic Point, and the amazing reversing falls at Tidal Falls Preserve. There’s great kayaking, canoeing, and hiking along the way, and be sure to ...

One of those often visited areas is Acadia National Park Schoodic Peninsula. Our hike usually begins at Frazer Point picnic area where, this time, we photographed a colorful magnolia warbler.