Parks near Acadia National Park, Maine

A strenuous hike to two of Acadias highest peaks, with long periods of hiking on open ledges with spectacular views. The cliffs of Penobscot Mountain rise steeply from the western shore of Jordan P... More on Trails

Beautiful views of Jordan Pond and the ocean. More on Trails

A moderate ride next to the dramatic scenery of Jordan and Bubble ponds. Jordan Pond is arguably the most scenic pond in Acadia National Park, with its deep blue waters reflecting the steep cliffs ... More on Trails

Took wrong turn and ended going to the top of Cadilac Mountain! More on Trails

A short but irresistible climb to the summits of Jordan Ponds distinctive mountains. The Bubbles are two well-rounded granite hills that stand at the northern end of Jordan Pond. Their shape and lo... More on Trails

Nice summit, 0.6 mile from the parking area. I only scored this summit as More on Trails

Like most of the water bodies on Mount Desert Island, Jordan Pond is long and narrow. Running north-to-south, the pond is a classic reminder of the glacial history that shaped the landscape. In addition to its bright blue waters and ... More on Trails

This ride has it all: three waterfalls, mountain and ocean views, and seven major bridge crossings. It is not clear which mountain the person who named this loop had in mind, for it actually loops around six: Penobscot Mountain, Cedar ... More on Trails

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The Cranberry Islands sit off the southern shore of Mount Desert Island absorbing the seas and wind from the open waters of the Gulf of Maine. They form an effective shield for the entrance to Somes Sound as it ventures into the heart ... More on Trails

Fort Clinch State Park, one of the oldest parks in the Florida park system, was acquired in September 1935. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was responsible for some of the initial development of the park. - Occupied by both ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Intra coastal waterway to the west this 144 acre park offers coastal camping, picnicking, swimming, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

By going up into the gap between South and North Bubbles, this trail provides the shortest route up either of the distinctive rounded mountains that overlook Jordan Pond. The trip also takes ... More on Trails

A very nice (shorter) trail with excellent views at the summit and along th More on Trails