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Enoch Mountain
A 407-foot mountain that can be climbed, but that has no maintained trails.
Plan Around Enoch Mountain
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Enoch Mountain Details
If you want to make the climb this mountain, you'll have to bushwhack your way to the top. Although the mountain is not particularly high, it's nonetheless quite steep; there are six bolted routes to the summit for climbers.
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Nearby Parks Around Enoch Mountain
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Enoch Mountain
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0.2 mi away
Park Entrance
The Park entrance is located on the Park Loop Road just north of Sand Beach.
0.3 mi away
The Bowl
A picturesque little pond tucked into the mountainside where hikers can enjoy a picnic or a refreshing swim.
0.3 mi away
Champlain South Ridge Trail
This trail is one of the easier, more gradual trails in the Park and provides some amazing views.
0.3 mi away
The Beehive
The Beehive is one of the most prominent landmarks in the Sand Beach area of the park.
0.3 mi away
The Beehive
The Beehive is known to hikers in Maine as a thrillingly advanced trail complete with ladders, granite steps, and iron rungs going straight up the steep south face.
