Cadillac Mountain via Cadillac South Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park
The Cadillac South Ridge Trail offers a captivating journey to the summit of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, with a diverse landscape that transitions from lush forests to exposed granite ridges. Hikers can enjoy spectacular views of the Gulf of Maine and nearby islands, especially as they ascend towards the summit, where the landscape opens up dramatically. The trail is relatively less crowded compared to others, making it a rewarding choice for those seeking a peaceful hiking experience amidst breathtaking natural scenery. #Hiking #Mountain #Forest #Nature #Mountain
- Distance: 11.4 Km
- Elevation gain: 444 m
- Maximum elevation: 459 m
- Elevation loss: 446 m
- Minimum elevation: 57 m
- Moving time: 3 h 31 m
- Moving speed: 3.2 Km/h
- Maximum speed: 10.4 Km/h
- Total time: 4 h 48 m
- Global speed: 2.4 Km/h
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Cadillac Mountain Summit via Cadillac South Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park
United States > Maine > Hancock County > Mount Desert
The Cadillac Mountain South Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park offers hikers a rewarding journey through diverse landscapes, including white pine and spruce forests, the Featherbed pond, open granite ridges, and culminating in panoramic vistas from the summit. The trail begins with a gentle ascent through…
Distance: 11.3 Km • Elevation gain: 444 m • Maximum elevation: 460 m
Cadillac Mountain via Cadillac North Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park
United States > Maine > Hancock County > Bar Harbor
Hiking the Cadillac North Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park offers a mix of scenic beauty and physical challenge. As you ascend, you'll be surrounded by lush forests and striking pink granite formations, with several viewpoints providing breathtaking looks at Frenchman Bay, Bar Harbor and the surrounding…
Distance: 7.3 Km • Elevation gain: 342 m • Maximum elevation: 458 m