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North Bubble
Accessible via the Bubbles Trail, Acadia's North and South Bubbles are iconic landmarks inside the Park.
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North Bubble Details
The North Bubble, at 872 feet tall, is a large, pink granite slope and has probably become Maine's most famous rock. If you'd rather look at the Bubbles than hike them, there's a great view of both from the north side of Jordan Pond, where you can see their reflection in the clear water. You can reach both the Bubbles and Jordan Pond via the Park Loop Road.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around North Bubble
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0.4 mi away
Bubbles Trail
This moderately difficult loop trail is home to beautiful wild flowers and allows dogs on leash.
0.4 mi away
Bubble Rock
A precariously balanced rock on the edge of a cliff formed some 13,000 years ago by glacial erosion.
0.4 mi away
South Bubble Erratic
A boulder known as the South Bubble Erratic, or "Bubble Rock".
0.4 mi away
Bubble Pond Parking Lot
A good place to catch a shuttle bus.
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Bubble Rock Parking Lot
A trailhead for stunning views of Jordan Pond and the ocean.
