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The Fort Bottom Ruin Trail is a compact odyssey—short in miles, long in impact. This rugged path through Canyonlands reveals an ancient Puebloan ruin and a pioneer cabin, set against sweeping Green River views.
The Maze Overlook Trail takes you deep into one of the most remote and challenging landscapes in Canyonlands, offering sweeping views and a glimpse into ancient history.
Climb Cadillac South Ridge Trail to Acadia’s 1,530-ft peak—pine woods to open ridges, with ocean views that stun. A rugged Maine ascent to a summit that rules the wild coast. Chase Acadia’s best!
Climb Dorr Mountain Ladder Trail’s 3.4-mile rungs in Acadia—1,100 ft of granite stairs to a summit with bay and peak views. A rugged Maine ascent with a wild edge.
Stroll Jordan Pond Path’s 3.3-mile loop in Acadia—a glassy lake mirrors the Bubbles under spruce shade. A flat, serene escape with glacial charm and teahouse history. Maine’s calm at its best.
Scale Precipice Trail’s rungs up Champlain Mountain—3.2 miles of granite grit and ocean roar. A steep Acadia dare with a summit view that hits hard: Frenchman Bay, Cadillac, sky. Not for the faint; it’s Maine’s wild edge calling.
The Beehive Loop in Acadia is a short but intense 1.4-mile climb with iron rungs and granite ledges high above Sand Beach. This quick, thrilling ascent rewards hikers with sweeping coastal views before a scenic descent past The Bowl, offering a perfect mix of adrenaline and classic Acadia beauty.
Ocean Path is Acadia’s perfect introduction—a 4.4-mile coastal stroll where granite cliffs meet the Atlantic’s tide. From Sand Beach to Otter Point, the trail weaves past crashing waves, spruce-scented air, and the thunderous roar of the sea. It’s a gentle walk into Maine’s wild edge.
