
Photo courtesy of Ray Yeager @rayyeager.rtyphotography. Used with permission.
![]() Photo courtesy of Ray Yeager @rayyeager.rtyphotography. Used with permission. ![]() Profile may not match route depicted on Maine Trail Finder Flying Mountain Loop OPTION FOR YOUNG HIKERS
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![]() Profile may not match route depicted on Maine Trail Finder Great Head TrailSUNRISE OPTION
![]() Profile may not match route depicted on Maine Trail Finder Ocean PathSUNRISE OPTION Summary: Mostly flat accessible path along the ocean. A quiet and uncrowded option for sunrise. Crowded 9 am to 3 pm in July and August. Nearby communities: Blackwoods Campground, Otter Creek, and Bar Harbor. Restrooms: Sand Beach (year round) and Thunder Hole (seasonal).
![]() Profile may not match route depicted on Maine Trail Finder Ship Harbor TrailFAMILY FRIENDLY Summary: Great trail for families and birders. Variety of habitats along the shore. Quiet cove, mudflats at low tide and sea level ocean views. interpretive signs. Terrain: First loop is ADA compliant. Second loop is mostly flat with occasional log framed steps and plank trail. Trailhead: Maine 102A Nearby communities: Seawall Campground, Bass Harbor, Southwest Harbor. Restrooms: Vault toilets year round at trailhead.
![]() Profile may not match route depicted on Maine Trail Finder Wonderland TrailFAMILY FRIENDLY Summary: Great trail for families and birders. Spruce forest opens into Jack Pine. Direct access to the rocky shoreline. Terrain: Flat with minimal roots and rocks. Trailhead: Maine 102A. Nearby communities: Seawall Campground, Bass Harbor, Southwest Harbor. Restrooms: Ship Harbor Trail (year round), Seawall Picnic Area (seasonal)
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Last updated: March 21, 2018