Penobscot Mountain
Formerly known as Jordan Mountain, Penobscot Mountain is 1,194 feet tall, the Park's fifth highest peak.
Plan Around Penobscot Mountain
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Penobscot Mountain Details
The mountain's summit offers great views over Jordan Pond via the strenuous Spring Trail, formerly know as the Penobscot Mountain Trail.
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Nearby Parks Around Penobscot Mountain
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Penobscot Mountain
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0.2 mi away
Sargent Pond
This small, shallow body of water atop Sargent Mountain is thought to be the oldest lake in Maine.
0.6 mi away
Cedar Swamp Mountain
Nice for an off-the-beaten-path trek, this trail provides great views from exposed cliffs near the summit.
0.6 mi away
Deer Brook Bridge
A 140-foot long bridge that soars high above its namesake near Jordan Cliffs.
0.6 mi away
Amphitheatre Bridge
This bridge is one of the park's longest and is a the crown-jewel of the carriage road system.
0.7 mi away
Waterfall Bridge
One of the majestic Rockefeller bridges situated along Hadlock Brook, not far from the 40-foot Hadlock Falls.
