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If I come across a dirt road without signs, is it usually fair game?I actually grew up there in a little town called Surry, it's not too far from Bar Harbor and Arcadia NP. As far as trails, I was raised before GPS and maps I can just say that there are tons of logging roads that I used to explore in my 85' Ram. I would check out Toddy Pond, Patten Pond and Newberry Neck in Surry, climb Blue Hill mountain in Blue Hill, visit Graham Lake, it is North of Ellsworth in some unincorporated land and hit Baxter State Park and Mt Katahdin.
It was 25 years ago. For the most part people in Maine are very chill, if you shouldn't be there, it should have no trespassing signs. If you come across a pissed off local just throw on a Red Sox cap and tell them you are "wicked sorry".If I come across a dirt road without signs, is it usually fair game?
Got it, thanks for the good info. Definitely going to keep those spots you mentioned in our route options.It was 25 years ago. For the most part people in Maine are very chill, if you shouldn't be there, it should have no trespassing signs. If you come across a pissed off local just throw on a Red Sox cap and tell them you are "wicked sorry".
Awesome, thank you.Oh yeah, forgot to mention, costs about $30 per person (not including drinks), but "Sea Salt" is the best restaurant in the area, has a nice view of the bay, and has an outstanding wine collection, and a fun art collection of local photography and mediums in the painting/drawing category.
It’s an acquired taste for sure. HahaJust no. No on the Moxie.
I only drink water and GALLONS of milk a week.Moxie is disgusting.
water is good.
Lol! I too drink water all the time. I’m in Colorado now so Moxie isn’t here. Though my wife did find a specialty store that can order it. I use it as a treat now instead of drinking it all the time. Still would rather have Moxie than any other soda though.Moxie is disgusting.
water is good.
I never updated this thread on how our trip went but it was amazing and Acadia quickly became one of our favorites.I’m sure you linked up with the guys from northeast adventure co already. I bet knowing your pull in the Tacoma/ offroad/ overlanding community they wouldn’t mind sharing some spots.
We got lobster rolls for $70, lol. I think she got a soup too though.Looks like you had a lovely time. It's a cool place with an aura like no other.
Hope you sank your teeth into some fresh lobster
I think that one might have been Beehive. Absolutely stunning though.You climbed Precipice Trail, that was always one of my favorites!