Duck Harbor Campground is like a beautiful secret -- one that you simultaneously want to share and keep to yourself. It's like the luxury resort version of backcountry camping. Here you…
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Our first order of business once arriving to Duck Harbor was to get on the trail and take full advantage of the day. The park ranger suggested that we hike to…
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Our little packed mailboat traveled further and further from shore and the town of Stonington started to look like a fake model railroad town. We sipped our coffees and watched as…
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uckily for us our campground was not too far from Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse - a quintessential Acadia spot to watch the sunset, and one I 'discovered' by looking at gift…
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We drove around not knowing much about this part of the island except that pretty much every place we drove by that held promise of food seemed to be closed on…
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Our home for the night was a nice quiet site surrounded by a semicircular grove of trees nearly hidden from view of the road. Finally we had found some privacy --…
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After a day of hiking we decided to brave the crowds and grab a bite to eat at Jordan Pond, one of the most popular stops along Park Loop Road. As…
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There are a lot of hikes like the Beehive trail in Acadia known as "non technical climbs." The kind where footholds are notched into the side of a mountain and iron…
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As much as we try to avoid the crowds, witnessing "the first sunrise of the continental United States" was too hard to resist. We set our alarms for the ungodly hour…