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The Caribou Loop Trail circles through a wild complex of open mountain tops making up a unique ecological reserve and backcountry area.

This gravel sand bar to Bar Island is open for about 3 hours during low tide. Once on the island, another mile of trail leads to the highest point on the island for a nice view back at the village of Bar Harbor and Frenchman Bay.

The Gorham Mountain and Ocean Path Loop features coastal mountains and rocky coastline with panoramic views of Mount Desert Island, Frenchman Bay, and the outer islands.

This hike includes a series of iron ladders that lead to the top of Beech Cliff with views of Echo Lake, other mountains, and the ocean.

This hike traverses a forested valley before ascending Beech Mountain, where there is a fire tower and views of Long Pond, the western side of Mount Desert Island, the ocean and outlying islands.

This is a great stroll to the water's edge.

An easy trail over varied terrain to a rocky shoreline.

With over 500 acres, Dodge Point offers over 8,000 feet of frontage along the Damariscotta River and provides secluded pocket beaches and vistas for visitors as well as a diversified environment for many species of plants and animals.

The Donnabeth Lippman Park formerly known as the Chaffin Pond Preserve is a 123 acre wooded area in northern part of Windham. There is a 10 acre pond of the property that is a great fishing hole for all ages.

This 249 acre reserve hosts two trails: Ron’s Loop is an easy trail through diverse habitat for all ages and abilities, and The Mountain Trail is a moderately difficult round trip ascent to one of the most spectacular views in the region.