Welcome to Downeast Maine! This is part three of a three part series taking a look at different hikes with their own incredible views and vibes in the area.

Acadia National Park is what most people think of when they hear talk of "Downeast" Maine. But there is so much more going on in this region! I wanted to share a few of those with you all so that you can take a break from the National Park crowds (if you're planning a trip or visit during those heavy usage times of the year) and also enjoy more of what Maine has to offer.

Views of: Acadia National Park (Isle Au Haut), Camden Hills State Park, Vinalhaven and other islands

This trail is a GEM! Maybe one of my favorite in the area, too...

Barred Island is accessible only at low tide. Make sure to check the tide times (google Deer Isle/Stonington tide chart). Please plan accordingly because you don't want to miss the walk around the rocky island, and you don't want to have to swim back unless you were planning on it :)

Trail information:
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This hike is in the Deer Isle area near Stonington. Check out my other videos, "Camping on an Island Alone" pt. 1 and pt. 2, to see how you can take the mailboat from Stonington to Isle Au Haut (part of Acadia) and keep the adventures going in this part of Maine. Amazing!

Thank you so much for subscribing and being here with me for these adventures :) it means a lot to get to share my solo experiences!










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