Hunters Brook Trail in Acadia National Park

Hunters Brook Trail

A seldom traveled, secluded trail through dense cedar, maple, and spruce forests.

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Hunters Brook Trail Details

Primarily following Hunters Brook just south of Bubble Pond, the trail remains fairly flat, sometimes crossing a number small brooks. Be prepared to scramble down slippery riverbanks and over small wooden walkways and bridges! The trail leaves the stream further north where it joins the balsam-lined Bubble Pond carriage road and the Pond Trail. Trailhead: 14.1 miles from the Visitor Center on Park Loop Road.

Difficulty

Moderate

Distance

4 miles

Estimated time

3 hours

Region

N/A

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