Why Hike?
Maine:
Acadia National Park:
East side of Mount Desert Island:
Bar Island
Bald Peak
The Beehive
The Bowl
Bubble Pond
Bubble Rock
Bubbles Divide
Cadillac Mountain (via Gorge Path aka East Side Ascent)
Cadillac Mountain (via North Ridge Trail)
Cadillac Mountain (via South Ridge Trail)
Cadillac Mountain (via West Face Trail)
Cadillac Mountain Summit to Summit Loop
Champlain Mountain (via Beachcroft Trail and North Ridge Trail)
Champlain Mountain (via South Ridge Trail)
Compass Harbor
Conner's Nubble
Day Mountain
Dorr Mountain (all East and South Side Trails) - not yet posted
Dorr Mountain (via North and West Side Trails)
Eagle Lake (via Bubble Pond) - not yet posted
Eagle Lake (via Conner's Nubble)
Eagle's Crag
The Featherbed
Four Summits
From the Mountains to the Sea
Gilmore Peak
Gorham Mountain
Great Head (All Trails)
Great Meadow Loop - not yet posted
Huguenot Head
Hunters Beach
Hunters Brook
Jordan Pond
Jordan Stream
Kebo Mountain - not yet posted
North Bubble
Norumbega Mountain
Ocean Path
Parkman Mountain (via Bald Peak)
Pemetic Mountain (SE to NW traverse from Jordan Pond House)
Penobscot Mountain (via Sargent Mtn and Deer Brook Trail)
Sargent Mountain (via Deer Brook and East Cliff Trails)
Sargent Mountain (via Grandgent Trail)
Schooner Head (including Schooner Head Path and Murphy Lane) - not yet posted)
Seaside Path (from Jordan Pond House)
Shore Path
Sieur de Monts Trails - not yet posted
South Bubble
The Tarn - not yet posted
Thuya Gardens - not yet posted
The Triad (from Jordan Pond House)
The Triad (via Hunters Brook Trail)
Wild Gardens of Acadia - not yet posted
West side of Mount Desert Island:
Acadia Mountain
Bass Harbor Lighthouse
Beech Cliffs (via Beech Mountain)
Beech Mountain (via North Side Trails)
Beech Mountain (via South and West Side Trails)
Beech Mountain's Valley Trail
Canada Cliffs (via Beech Mountain)
Flying Mountain (All Trails)
The Great Notch (via Long Pond Fire Road) - not yet posted
The Great Notch (via Long Pond Trail)
Long Pond
Ship Harbor
St. Sauveur Mountain and Valley Peak (All Official Trails)
Wonderland
Schoodic Peninsula:
Schoodic Head (All Trails)
Isle Au Haut:
None hiked yet.
Other than Acadia National Park:
Appalachian Trail:
Little Wilson Falls
Table Rock
Camden Hills State Park:
Maiden Cliffs
Megunticook Mountain I
Megunticook Mountain II
Mount Battie I
Mount Battie II
Grafton Notch State Park:
Overview
Moose Cave
Mother Walker Falls
Screw Auger Falls
Step Falls
Table Rock
Moosehead Lake Region:
Borestone Mountain
Little Wilson Falls
Mount Kineo
Other Hikes in Maine:
Bradbury Mountain - not yet posted
Burnt Meadow Mountain - not yet posted
The Cataracts - not yet posted
Douglas Mountain - not yet posted
Dunn Falls - not yet posted
East Royce Mountain - not yet posted
Jockey Cap - not yet posted
Little Bald Pate (via Appalachian Trail) - not yet posted
Mount Agamenticus - not yet posted
Mount Cutler - not yet posted
Mount Pisgah - not yet posted
Mount Tirem - not yet posted
Mountain Division Trail - not yet posted
Moxie Falls - not yet posted
Ogunquit Trails - not yet posted
Ossipee Hill - not yet posted
Peary Mountain
Pleasant Mountain (via Bald Peak Trail) - not yet posted
Pleasant Mountain (via Southwest Trail) - not yet posted
Robinson Woods
Singepole Mountain - not yet posted
New Hampshire:
Arethusa Falls - not yet posted
Eastman Mountain - not yet posted
Frankenstein Cliffs - not yet posted
Ripley Falls - not yet posted
Nova Scotia:
Benjies Lake Trail
Bog Trail
Skyline Trail
Vermont:
Mount Mansfield - not yet posted
Robert Frost Path - not yet posted
Hiking Books:
AMC Maine Mountain Guide, Ninth Edition
AMC Maine Mountain Guide, Tenth Edition
AMC White Mountain Guide, Twenty-Eighth Edition
A Walk in the Park: Acadia's Hiking Guide, Tenth Edition
it doesn't look like you have eany hiking in a while ,and I see you have not updated some of the ones you have done .
ReplyDeleteI have always been interested in fall hiking ,but I am afraid of getting shot at what are your thoughts on that?
My most recent post on hiking is the one for Nova Scotia, so if you were only looking at the Maine entries then it would be easy to miss. You can click on the "Hikes" label on the right and you will see all the posts I've done so far, from newest to oldest. I do tend to only post on hikes after finishing one movie category and before starting another, so that does make them less numerous.
DeleteI like fall hiking because of the leaves, of course. Check out my post on Peary Mountain under "Other hikes in Maine" for one I did a few years ago. I got some great pictures then.
In regards to hunters, that's why I've never explored down back of my house in the fall. I can't justify the expense of an orange coat and hat for an occasional walk. I don't have much of a worry about well-established trails, though. Hunters often use the same starting point as the hikers and/or they know the area, so they should be aware that there might be people around.