Daicey Pond Loop (Nature) Trail
This nature loop offers views of Katahdin and the mountains to the north.
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Daicey Pond Loop (Nature) Trail Details
This nature loop offers views of Katahdin and the mountains to the north. It is well worth the time and is an excellent way to explore the Daicey Pond area. The trail begins at the Daicey Pond Campground and follows and old tote road for approximately .1 miles. Turn left, following the trail through dense spruce and fir growth, before following the south shore of the pond. At .6 miles the trail junctions with the Lost Pond Trail and at 1.0 mile that trail junctions with the Appalachian Trail. Beyond, the trail junctions with Tracy and Elbow Pond Trail. Continue on the loop trail back to the campground.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
1.7 miles
Estimated time
2 hours
Region
N/A
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Daicey Pond Loop (Nature) Trail
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0.1 mi away
Appalachian Trail (From Daicey Pond Road to South Park Boundary)
The trail starts at Daicey Pond Road, before crossing a field and entering woods.
0.2 mi away
Daicey Pond
One of the Park's most popular destinations and offers great views and fishing on Daicey Pond.
0.3 mi away
Daicey-Kidney Ponds Connector Trail
This short trail connects the complex of trails in the Daicey Pond area to the trails at nearby Kidney Pond.
0.6 mi away
Windy Pitch Pond Trail
This connector trail between Lilly Pad and Windy Pitch Ponds is most frequently accessed by canoe.
