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11 Things to do near Roque Bluffs State Park

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Precipice Trail (Acadia National Park)

Bar Harbor, Maine

39.1 miles SW

The most challenging and well-known trail in Acadia National Park — an exposed, nearly vertical 1,000-foot climb up Champlain Mountain designated strenuous and recommended for experienced, fit hikers only.

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The Precipice

Bar Harbor, Maine

39.1 miles SW

A 200-foot crag on the south side of Champlain Mountain in Acadia with routes from 5.6 to 5.12 and stunning Atlantic Ocean views from the top — best for experienced climbers.

Rock Climb

rock climb Rock Climbing Wall

0.6 mi

Sand Beach

Bar Harbor, Maine

39.5 miles SW

A small 290-yard beach at Acadia National Park nestled between mountains and rocky shores, with ocean temps rarely above 55°F and nearby trails to cliffs and mountains from the parking lot.

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Beehive Trail

Bar Harbor, Maine

39.5 miles SW

Iron rungs bolted into steep coastal cliffs above Sand Beach and the Gulf of Maine make this the most thrilling — and vertigo-inducing — hike in Acadia.

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hike Hiking Trail

2.0 mi

Ocean Path

Bar Harbor, Maine

39.5 miles SW

A leisurely coastal hike past Otter Cliff, the Thunder Hole sea cave, and low-tide pools teeming with crabs, whelks, and anemones along Acadia's rocky Maine shoreline.

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Otter Cliff

Bar Harbor, Maine

40.4 miles SW

Sea cliff climbing on 60-foot granite walls in Acadia National Park, with dozens of routes from beginner to 5.12 and the rare thrill of tide-aware, top-rope ocean climbing.

Rock Climb

rock climb Rock Climbing Wall

Cadillac Mountain Summit Path

Bar Harbor, Maine

40.6 miles SW

Hike or drive to the 1,530-foot summit of Cadillac Mountain — Acadia's highest peak and often the first spot in the U.S. to catch the sunrise — for views of Bar Harbor and Frenchman Bay.

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Lakewood

Bar Harbor, Maine

41.0 miles W

Swim near Bar Harbor, Maine

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South Bubble

Bar Harbor, Maine

42.1 miles SW

A quieter Acadia climbing spot with Lower and Upper slab routes from 5.4 to 5.8, summit scramble access, and beautiful sunset views over the park.

Rock Climb

rock climb Rock Climbing Wall

Jordan Pond Nature Trail (Acadia National Park)

Mount Desert, Maine

42.9 miles SW

An easy 1-mile loop through the woods and along the serene shore of Jordan Pond, starting from the North Parking Area in Acadia National Park.

Canoe, Hike

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canoe Canoeing Area

Echo Lake Beach

Southwest Harbor

46.7 miles SW

Echo Lake Beach is Acadia National Park's sandy freshwater swimming beach on Mount Desert Island, below Beech Cliff. An Acadia entrance pass ($35 per vehicle for 7 days) is required to park, and there's no lifeguard.

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