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Acadia National Park's
Bubble Rock

Lee Duquette at the parking lot to Bubble Rock
This hike is only 1.1 mile in length and labeled moderate due to a few steep grades. But it also had a lot of level stretches through a beautifully forested trail with trees.
 the trail to Bubble Rock
 Lee Duquette on the trail to Bubble Rock
The two RV Gypsies slowly tackle the rocky trail to Bubble Rock.
Karen Duquette on the rocky trail to Bubble Rock
Lee Duquette on the rocky trail to Bubble Rock.
This is not the famous Bubble Rock, but it is a big boulder encountered along the trail.
view along the trail to Bubble Rock
Karen Duquette rests at a big boulder encountered along the trail.
   
the trail to Bubble Rock
at the top of the trail near Bubble Rock
Bubble Rock (Balance Rock) is a precariously balanced giant boulder that can be seen from below when driving the Loop Road. One of Acadia's larger erratics, once entombed in glaciers that were deposited across area as the ice melted. It weighs about 14 tons.
Bubble Rock
Bubble Rock
Lee Duquette checks out Bubble Rock
Lee Duquette checks out Bubble Rock
Lee Duquette checks out Bubble Rock
Bubble Rock
 Bubble Rock and Eagle Lake
Lee Duquette tries to push Bubble Rock off its seemingly "tipsy" perch - yeah right - LOL
Lee Duquette tries to push Bubble Rock
Lee Duquette tries to push Bubble Rock
Lee Duquette tries to push Bubble Rock
Behind Bubble Rock is Eagle Lake
Behind Bubble Rock is Eagle Lake
Behind Bubble Rock is Eagle Lake
The two RV Gypsies started back down the trail, but they were told by other hikers to check out the area a very short distance from Bubble Rock because they thought it the best scenery here.
the view of Jordan Pond
Karen Duquette admires the view of Jordan Pond.
Karen Duquette admires the view of Jordan Pond
Karen Duquette admires the view of Jordan Pond
Jordan Pond
 Jordan Pond
The two RV Gypsies at the top of the Bubble Rock trail
The two RV Gypsies at the top of the Bubble Rock trail
The climb down from this area is pretty steep and very rocky as there is some loose gravel in spots that can be very slippery, and has some large rocks and tight spaces to squeeze through.It is called the blue trail.- (the two RV Gypsies did NOT go this way - they went back the way they came which was NOT as difficult.

The state of Maine
Main Menu
You may view the 10 sub-menus below in any order that you choose. The page you are on is in gray and therefore not clickable. Only the underlined links are active at this point - check back often as the others will be connected as soon as possible.
Entering Maine Blue Hill and more
Maine towns and more Bubble Rock at Acadia National Park
Penobscot Narrows Bridge Fort Knox
Thunder Hole
at Acadia National Park		 Cadillac Mountain
at Acadia National Park
a Scenic Overlook
at Acadia National Park		 Acadia National Park Overlooks and more
continue on to the next adventure of the two RV Gypsies After you have visited all ten (10) sections above - please continue on to Lubec, Maine - the easternmost town in the contiguous United States ..................
(of course this is not possible at this time (the two RV Gypsies aren't even there yet) - hopefully all of these sections will be completed and uploaded soon)