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Sargent Mountain
The second-highest mountain in the Park, featuring views of stone bridges and waterfalls as you ascend to the top.
Plan Around Sargent Mountain
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Sargent Mountain Details
Acadia's second-highest peak at 1,373 feet, this mountain is Located west of Cadillac Mountain across Eagle Lake and Bubble Pond. There are a number of hiking trails, including Sargent Mountain South Ridge Trail, Grandgent Trail, Hadlock Brook Trail, and Maple Spring Trail, that lead to the top. The mountain's unique summit is very similar to the Tablelands of Maine's Katahdin Mountain: flat, wide open, and filled with wildflowers and stunted evergreens. On a clear day, panoramic views of Somes Sound, Isle au Haut, and even Camden are possible
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Nearby Parks Around Sargent Mountain
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Sargent Mountain
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0.4 mi away
Gilmore Peak
One of the Park's three smaller summits, just west of Sargent Mountain, with impressive, scenic views.
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
Grandgent Trail
A difficult connector trail between Giant Slide and Sargent.
0.7 mi away
Sargent Pond
This small, shallow body of water atop Sargent Mountain is thought to be the oldest lake in Maine.
0.7 mi away
Sargent Northwest Trail
A steady climb with moderate ascent that leads to a relatively flat, wide-open, rocky summit with panoramic views.
