Parkman Mountain Trail is a 2.7-mile out-and-back foot trail in Acadia National Park, Maine. Difficulty: easy, estimated from distance. That is the full hike: the mapped trail line runs 3.76 mi because it also covers connecting trails, so it is not the length of this hike. The figure is for the Park Service's “Hike Bald Peak and Parkman Mountain Loop” hike, which uses this trail.
Hike Bald Peak and Parkman Mountain Loop
Distance: 2.7 miles round trip Terrain: Forested path, steep granite and challenging rocky footing throughout with one iron rung.
Read the official NPS description
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