Hiking Trail In Precipice Acadia National Park 

Acadia National Park is filled with many interesting trails, but one hike that stands out above others is the Precipice Trail.  This short, yet challenging hike ascents 1000 feet up to the summit of Champlain Mountain all while offering a bird’s eye view of the coastline and bay below it.

Dashed Trail

This trail offers jaw-dropping views that look especially stunning in fall as the trees turn to a sea of reds, oranges, and yellows.

Why Hike  The Precipice Trail?

Dashed Trail

Parking For The Precipice Trail

Parking for the Precipice Trail is located in a small lot next to Park Loop Road. This lot can fit a few cars on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Dashed Trail

For your safety, you want to hike the Precipice Trail at optimal weather conditions when the sky is clear.  You want to avoid hiking this trail during rainy, misty, or wet conditions when these ledges can get slippery and dangerous.

When Not  To Hike It

Dashed Trail

Description Of The Precipice Trail

The Precipice Trail Loop is 2 miles long and takes around 3 hours to complete.

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Dashed Trail
Dashed Trail

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