Parkman Mountain
Parkman Mountain is one of three smaller peaks just west of the much larger Sargent Mountain.
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Parkman Mountain Details
Parkman Mountain is one of three smaller peaks just west of the much larger Sargent Mountain. Parkman, Bald Peak, and Gilmore Peak each offer great views in its own right. Access to the 941-foot mountain is via the Parkman Mountain Trail, which climbs rapidly through groves of softwood and over a series of granite knobs to the mountain's summit, one of Acadia's popular open-topped peaks. The hike is often combined with Bald and Gilmore Peaks as part of a multi-peak hike.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Parkman Mountain
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0.1 mi away
Grandgent Trail
A difficult connector trail between Giant Slide and Sargent.
0.2 mi away
Bald Peak
One of the smaller peaks in the Park, but worthy of exploration for its incredible views.
0.3 mi away
Gilmore Peak
One of the Park's three smaller summits, just west of Sargent Mountain, with impressive, scenic views.
0.5 mi away
Hemlock Bridge
This majestic bridge, in the heart of the Middle Peaks area, is named for the hemlock trees surrounding it.
0.5 mi away
Waterfall Bridge
One of the majestic Rockefeller bridges situated along Hadlock Brook, not far from the 40-foot Hadlock Falls.
