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Schoodic Head Trail

Schoodic Head Trail is a moderately trafficked trail that is located near Winter Harbor across the harbor from the rest of Acadia National Park. The trail is a 1.1 mile-long wooded trail that goes from Schoodic Head to Blueberry Hill Road. Schoodic Head Trail connects to Anvil Trail, East Trail, and Buck Cove Mountain Trail. The Schoodic Head Trail is rated a moderate difficulty.

Park at the end of Mountain Road near Schoodic Head.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.6 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 450 ft
Elevation Loss 80 ft

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Triad Trail

Triad Trail is a moderately trafficked trail that is located near Seal Harbor. The trail is a nice wooded hike that twists and turns through the Triads. The Triad Trail connects Jordan Pond to Eagle Lake Loop, Hunter Brook Trail, Bubbles & Jordan Pond Path, and Pemetic East Cliff Trail. The Triad Trail is rated a moderate difficulty.

Parking is at Wooded Stables Parking Area off of Park Loop Road then walk down Wildwood Connector.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.9 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 470 ft
Elevation Loss 160 ft

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Valley Cove Trail

Valley Cove Trail is a heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Mount Desert. It connects to Valley Cove Road, Flying Mountain Trail, Acadia Mountain Trail, and Man O'War Brook Fire Road. This trail is usually closed during the summer due to Peregrine Falcons nesting in the area.

Parking is located at the Acadia Mountain parking area, on Route 102 near Echo Lake.

This trail is closed yearly from March-August for peregrine falcon nesting season. For this reason, the team cannot provide a TrailView at this time. Please consult alternate resources if you intend to hike the Valley Cove Trail.

Trail Stats

Length 0.9 mi
Difficulty Easy
Elevation Gain 450 ft
Elevation Loss 380 ft

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

Bubble Divide is a heavily trafficked trail that is located between Jordan Pond and Eagle Lake. The Bubble Divide is used as a connected trail to get between Jordan Pond and Eagle Pond. The Bubble Divide connects to Jordan Pond Path, Bubbles Trail, and Jordan Pond Carry.

Parking is at Bubble Mountain Trailhead Parking Area off of Park Loop road.

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Trail Stats

Difficulty Medium
Length 0.3 mi
Elevation Gain 360 ft
Elevation Loss 20 ft

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Canada Cliff Trail

Canada Cliff Trail is an out and back type of trail that connects two parking areas and can be done in a loop with Beech Cliff Trail. This trail is moderately rated and dogs are allowed. dogs cannot go on Beech Cliff Trail due to ladder rungs though.

Parking at the end of beech hill road or at Echo Lake parking area.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.8 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 260 ft
Elevation Loss 170 ft

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Length
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Day Mountain Trail

Day Mountain Trail is a moderately trafficked trail located near Seal Harbor. The trail features nice wooded hiking with some good views from the peak of Day Mountain. Day Mountain Trail connects with Day Mountain Loop, Bubble/ wildwood, and Triad Trail. The Trail is about 1.3 miles long and is good for all skill levels.

Parking is on Champlain Road and a 0.8-mile hike from the parking area to the trail.

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Trail Stats

Length 1.3 mi
Difficulty Easy
Elevation Gain 370 ft
Elevation Loss 350 ft

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Length
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Flying Mountain Trail

Flying Mountain Trail is a dog-friendly trail located in southwest harbor. It is a 1.5-mile trail one way and has great trees around it. This trail connects to Valley Cove road which can make a loop back to the trailhead parking area.

Parking is at the Flying Mountain Trailhead at Fernald Point Road.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.9 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 300 ft
Elevation Loss 270 ft

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Eliot Mountain Trail

Eliot Mountain Trail is a lightly trafficked trail near seal harbor. This trail is rated as moderate and goes up a mountain to Eliot Mountain Summit. The trail goes through the woods and has a good view of seal harbor if reached the top.

Parking is on side of route 3 near Eliot Mountain Trail Head.

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Trail Stats

Length 1.0 mi
Difficulty Medium
Elevation Gain 400 ft
Elevation Loss 30 ft

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Golf Course Trail

Golf Course trail is a short trail that branches off of Norumbega Mountain Trail. It does a loop after coming to the golf course and goes through part of the golf course back to Norumbega Mountain Trail. Parking for this trail is at Norumbega mountain parking off of route 3. There is a hike to get to this trail.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.6 mi
Difficulty Hard
Elevation Gain 490 ft
Elevation Loss 0 ft

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Length
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Grandgent Trail

Grandgent Trail is a moderately trafficked trail that is located by Sargent Mountain near Bar Harbor. The trail is a rocky wooded hike that goes through a pine forest that goes up to Grandgent Peak. The Grandgent Trail connects to Giant Slide, Sargent South Ridge Trail, Sargent East Cliff Trail, and Sargent Northwest Trail.

Parking is at Giant Slide Parking Area off of Sound Drive then walk down Giant Slide trail until you reach Grandgent Trail.

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Trail Stats

Length 0.6 mi
Difficulty Hard
Elevation Gain 310 ft
Elevation Loss 310 ft

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0 to 1 miles (78)
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