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Kebo Brook Trail

Kebo Brook Trail is a moderately trafficked trail that is located near Bar Harbor. It is an easy wooded trail with some rock features. Kebo Trail connects to Cadillac North Ridge Trail, Gorge Path, Kebo Mountain Trail, Stratheden Path, and Great Meadows Loop.

Parking is at Cadillac North Ridge Trailhead Parking Area off of Park Loop Road.

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Trail Stats

Length 1.0 mi
Difficulty Easy
Elevation Gain 330 ft
Elevation Loss 60 ft

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Easy (45)
Length
0 to 1 miles (78)
Elevation Gain
250 to 500 feet (27)

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Kebo Mountain Trail

Kebo Mountain Trail is a moderately trafficked trail that is located near Bar Harbor. The trail goes through a spruce forest, and up some stone steps over to Dorr North Ridge Trail where hikers can hike up Dorr Mountain. The Kebo Mountain Trail connects to Kebo Brook Trail, Hemlock Trail, and Dorr North Ridge Trail. The Kebo Mountain Trail is rated a moderate difficulty.

Cadillac North Ridge Trailhead Parking then hike down Kebo Brook Trail until you reach Kebo Mountain Trail.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.8 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 400 ft
Elevation Loss 280 ft

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Stratheden Trail

Stratheden Trail is a moderately trafficked trail. It is dog-friendly and good for all skill types. It connects to hemlock road and Park Loop Road.

Parking at the nature center and take Jesup path to Hemlock Road until Stratheden connects.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.7 mi
Difficulty Easy
Elevation Gain 110 ft
Elevation Loss 40 ft

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Length
0 to 1 miles (78)
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Gorge Path

Gorge Path is a heavily trafficked trail that is located near Bar Harbor. This trail featured two gorges between Cadillac Mountain and Dorr Mountain with steep gorge walls. The Gorge Path connects to Kebo Brook Trail, Hemlock Trail, Cadillac-Dorr Connector, A. Murray Young Trail, and Cadillac Summit Loop.

Cadillac North Ridge Trail Parking Area then walk down Kebo Brook Trail until you reach Gorge Path.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.8 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 750 ft
Elevation Loss 0 ft

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Length
0 to 1 miles (78)
Elevation Gain
500 to 750 feet (23)

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Great Meadow Loop

Great Meadow Loop is a lightly trafficked trail loop located near Kebo Valley Golf Course. This trail is easy and also dog friendly. This trail is ideal for walking or running due to its relatively flat loop style.

Parking is along Kebo Street near Kebo Valley golf course.

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Trail Stats

Length 1.8 mi
Difficulty Easy
Elevation Gain 160 ft
Elevation Loss 160 ft

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Easy (45)
Length
1 to 2 miles (27)
Elevation Gain
100 to 250 feet (30)

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