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On a pleasant day at Clark Pond you can take a hike along the Jessup Trail, and don't forget to take a fine little journey to Macomber Mill Stream. A good spot to camp here at Clark Pond is Mountain View Campground; the vista of Otter Bog Mountain is beautiful. What a location this is for outdoors folks. There are some brilliant whitewater spots on Narraguagus River - West Branch, and swamps are out of the ordinary places and Gill Bog in close proximity to
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| | Clark Pond is no exception. Clark Pond in fact is in the middle of a gorgeous outdoors paradise. Visiting Acadia National Park is just something you need to do if you haven't yet, and The Harborside Hotel and Marina is a wonderful place to get some rest. At Clark Pond during the days of summer highs are in the 70's with night lows in the 50's. Through the winter highs are in the 30's with temperatures at Clark Pond dipping down into the 10's during winter | |
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nights. This lake is so wonderful. If you need a spot to stay Bar Harbor Inn is a great choice, and if you're here you can take a hike along the Bar Island Trail. If you want to hit the beach, Black Beach is in close proximity; do
schedule some time to stop by Bear Point if you have a chance. This lake is so wonderful. On a great day it's a fine idea to spend the day at Schoodic Beach, and camping is available at Mountainview Campground. The high level
of rainfall makes Clark Pond a rather wet spot; during the month of November you get the most rain around here, and August on the other hand is the driest. Have a perfect hiking adventure along the Lead Mountain Trail, and lakes
are such peaceful locations, why not go to Shillalah Pond. Whitewater paddling is not for everyone but if it's for you then we recommend Narraguagus River, and a gorgeous lake like Narraguagus Lake is a nice spot to stop at.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 44.63333 Longitude: -68.14083
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Narraguagus River, Washington CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class I-V - 17.3 miles long (Deblois to Cherryfield) |
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Morancy Pond
 | The best trout fishing in eastern maine is morancy pond,stocked to the hilt with brown and rainbow trout.come and experience the fun at morancy pond you will be very impressed.bring your whole family for the best fishing this side of maine..... |
Jones Pond
 | I love this pond; it is great to swim in. The dock is awesome.... |
Upper Lead Mountain Pond
 | 10 miles away 1 PHOTO Great place to stay on Upper Lead Mountain Pond - beautiful scenary and listen to the Loons calling at night: www.leadmountainlodge.com... |
Somes Sound View Campground
 | 12 miles away Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Store, Nearby Grocery, Pool...Located on Mount Desert Island, Somes Sound View Campground is an idyllic, peaceful retreat on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. A small, intimate property, SSVC is known for attracting friendly, nature-loving campers, who appreciate pitching their tent next to the ocean, surrounded by gorgeous woods, and enjoying everything Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park have to offer visitors. Visit www.ssvc.info to see all that Somes Sound View Campground has to offer your family.... |
Conners Nubble Trail
 | 15 miles away My wife and I and our two children (including son Conor, of course) hiked up Connor's Nubble in August, 2008. The Acadia National Park Brochure/Map identifies this little mountain as ''Connor's Nubble'' while the trail sign itself goes with ''Conner's Nubble.'' We hiked up Connor's Nubble from the south, off of the carriage road/bike trail that runs south along the west side of Eagle Lake. The hiking trail itself from the south approach is short, on the order of 1/3 mile. It's pretty steep, but not too challenging given its brevity. Once on top, the hiker is rewarded with sweeping views in all directions. The view of Eagle Lake is terrific, as is the gander at Cadillac Mountain. This is a very rewarding hike for such a short trail, and combined with a bike ride circumnavigating Eagle Lake, it makes for a terrific 3-hour jaunt.... |
Blackwoods Campground
 | 16 miles away I have been camping there for 20 years, and it is the best campground I have ever seen. Everything is wonderful, and the bugs aren't even that bad.... |
Sargent Mountain Trail
 | 16 miles away ...a mile the trail leveled off temporarily on a large, open ridge, giving me a much needed breather before the final 0. 15 mile push to the top.
On top, Ithe hiker will discover a very large, wide open rocky summit with commanding views in all directions. To date, this is the best view I've had in Acadia National Park. The vista over Bar Harbor is remarkable, with the group of the four Porcupine Islands being promiment. The northern portion of Eagle Lake also presents itself nicely, as does the northern reaches of Somes Sound amd the Atantic Ocean to the north. The great bulks of Cadillac Mountain and Pemetic Mountain dominate the views to the east. The view from Sargent also made it easy to spot the next three peaks on my day's hike; Gilmore, Parkman and Bald. In fact, I was able to knock off these three bare-topped, wonderful little peaks and get back to my bike in only 2. 4 miles of hiking.
I would highly recommend Sargent Mountain. There are several approaches to this mountain (the 2nd tallest in Acadia after Cadillac), and it won't take all that long from any directi... |
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