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Scenic Hikes in Acadia National Park: A Guide to The Iconic Beehive Trail
Hiking the Beehive Trail in Acadia National Park is one of the most thrilling and scenic adventures on Mount Desert Island. Known for its iron rungs, steep cliffs, and panoramic views of Sand Beach and Frenchman Bay, this iconic trail offers a perfect mix of challenge and reward. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a first-time visitor, the Beehive is a must-do experience that captures the stunning beauty of coastal Maine.
Jordan Pond Path: One of Acadia National Park’s Most Popular Scenic Hikes
The Jordan Pond Path in Acadia National Park is one of Maine’s most iconic and picturesque hikes. This easy, 3.3-mile path hugs the shores of Jordan Pond—offering breathtaking views of North and South Bubble and Penobscot Mountain. With multiple trail options, hikers can hand-pick their hiking route to match their skill level and ensure an enjoyable hike. Be sure to add this hike to your itinerary for your next trip to Acadia National Park!
A Complete Guide to Hiking the Wonderland Trail in Acadia National Park
Discover the Wonderland Trail in Acadia National Park — one of Mount Desert Island’s most enchanting coastal hikes. This easy 1.4-mile round-trip trail near Southwest Harbor, Maine, winds through a pine forest before opening onto stunning granite shores with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. The Wonderland Trail offers a peaceful escape from Acadia’s busier routes while showcasing tide pools, wildflowers, and classic Maine coastal scenery.
Discover Powell Point Preserve: Freeport, Maine’s Best Kept Secret for Coastal Hiking and Scenic Views
Powell Point Preserve in Freeport, Maine, is a serene coastal trail network featuring forested trails, salt marshes, and sweeping views of Casco Bay. The preserve offers a peaceful escape where visitors can enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and connecting with nature along the shoreline. Its well-maintained paths and tranquil scenery make it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors.
Hiking Big Moose Mountain in Moosehead Lake Region: What to Pack, Trail Descriptions, and Best Nearby Eats
Big Moose Mountain is a rugged hike that provides rewarding views of the scenic Moosehead Lake region. Historically referred to as Squaw Mountain, this mountain was home to one of the nation’s first fire towers and two fire warden cabins—one of which is still (kind of) standing today.
Hiking Doubletop Mountain in Baxter State Park: What to Pack, Trail Descriptions, and Insider Tips
Doubletop Mountain is one of my favorite quiet hiking trails in Baxter State Park—and for good reason! A fantastic alternative to hiking Katahdin—this trail provides hikers with stunning views of The Brothers, Katahdin, OJI, and Nesowadnehunk Stream. Hikers have three trail options—all of which provide a challenging climb.
Best Southern Maine Fall Hikes: 3 Trails for Peak Foliage
Southern Maine is the perfect Fall destination—home to amazing breweries, apple orchards, corn mazes, cider donuts, festivals, and plenty of foliage. It’s also home to scenic hiking trails that range from easy to moderate and offer stunning foliage views. So, without further ado, here are three of my favorite Southern Maine Fall foliage hikes.
Hiking Bald Pate Mountain in the Sebago Lake Region of Maine
Located NorthWest of Sebago Lake, Bald Pate Preserve is home to a 6.7-mile trail network that offers numerous trail options for summiting Bald Pate Mountain that range from easy to moderate. Each trail offers a unique view of surrounding mountains, ponds, and lakes. The summit of Bald Pate Mountain provides several views of the Sebago Lake region.
Everything you Need to Know About Hiking Katahdin in Baxter State Park: Accessing the Park, Katahdin Trailhead Passes, Trail Descriptions, a Packing Checklist, and More!
Whether you’re hiking Mount Katahdin for the first time or the hundredth, preparing for this iconic Baxter State Park adventure can feel intimidating. From choosing the best time to go and selecting the right trail to knowing what gear to pack, planning your Katahdin hike takes some serious preparation. This guide will help you navigate every step—so you can focus less on logistics and more on experiencing Maine’s most breathtaking summit.
Hiking on the “Quiet Side” of Acadia National Park: Beech Cliff Loop Trail
Located on the “quiet side” of Mount Desert Island—the Beech Cliff Trail is a short, picturesque hike that provides excellent views of Echo Lake, surrounding mountains, and Somes Sound.
Gorham Mountain: A Must-Do Hike in Acadia National Park for Stunning Coastal Views
Experience one of Acadia National Park’s best hikes! Gorham Mountain features rocky terrain, large boulders, caves, and a rewarding summit with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.