schoodic point
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We visited Acadia NP and MDI in late September and found it all beautiful, but the hour drive to Schoodic Point was well worth it for the most unique and raw beauty we experienced. The lack of people was a joy, and the crashing waves hitting the rocks were mesmerizing. Perhaps it isn't always such a "show" but the day and time we were there it was one incredible wave after another spraying water high into the air. Once in the park, along the drive to and from the point there were several areas get out and sit on the rocks to enjoy some solitude and beauty. Definitely a part of the park to see.
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This is the quiet side of Bar Harbor. A good place to go and relax with a book and enjoy the sunshine.
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Climb on the rocks. Watch the ocean spray. Be careful not to go to close to the edge -- it can be slippery and occasionally someone falls into the ocean which is 55 degrees.
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This is the quieter side of Acadia, but with the same beautiful coastal views. A six mile loop with plenty of places to pull off and take pics or hike about.
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Had I not spent 5 spectacular days in Acadia NP on MDI, I would have rated Schoodic Point a 4. At Acadia NP I heard the waves crash and saw beautiful foliage as I hiked, biked trail after trail and my dog ran leash free around long pond. I suppose it is all relative to your previous experiences and what you're looking for. The positives: beautiful ragged coast line, gorgeous views of the ocean and Acadia MDI. The coast is super accessible to the parking lot, and as you drive around the loop you can pull off and see other various parts of the island, all beautiful, but in comparison to Acadia just wasn't as stunning to me.When we were there, it was not as "quiet" as described. I saw more people there than on any trail I hiked or biked in Acadia. In fair balance, I didn't hike Schoodic Point trails and I have heard wonderful things about their 3 (I think) trails that loop together. The town around it was basically shut down as we were there at the end of September.My friend and I left both feeling like we would have rather spent that 1/2 day exploring Acadia vs exploring Schoodic Point. You can't go wrong at either area of these Acadia parks, yet when I return again, I won't take time to visit Schoodic Point.
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This was great! Hardly anyone was here. The water spraying up was unbelievable and sent our 2 teenage nieces into giggles and shrieks of laughter. It was the most fun for free. It was 20 degrees cooler here than when we started out so we were glad we had our hoodies in the back of the car.
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Some of my best photos are from this area. Schoodic Peninula is a lesser traveled part of Acadia National Park. Equally as beautiful. This point had lots of crashing waves and lots of birds to take photos of.
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We were directed here as a less busy part of Acadia NP and found a very pleasant drive with multiple stops for scenic photos. Great little side trip.
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If you like the natural beauty of Acadia, but with a smaller crowd (or no crowd at all), head to Schoodic Point and walk out on the rocks that gently slope towards the ocean. It was so quiet and beautiful, I never wanted to leave!
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There is nothing to dislike. View is breathtaking. It is a must place to take your visitors as the views are just beautiful.