Bald Rock Mountain Trail

One of the best views in Maine! The last half mile is a pretty good hike uphill. The snow isn’t packed down in all the areas. Hiked up with my running shoes and spikes - worked fine enough! First part of the trail is as wide as a road and perfect for cross country skiing.

Pretty easy hike, dirt road out to trail is pure ice this time of year

great views at summit

Best view of Penobscot Bay

Loved it. Great trail, beautiful summit views.

Easy hike. The trail was well marked. The view at the top was amazing. We had packed a lunch and enjoyed that once we reached the summit.

Fantastic reward for a fairly easy and short hike.

Good easy hike. We did not loop, nor lollipop. It was an out and back for us. Felt like 3.5 - 4 miles. Unsure of true distance. Great views. Only thing we didn't love was the double track (triple track, really) for beginning of hike. Once it branches off to single track 1/2 mile from the summit, it felt like a true hike.

Gorgeous trail and spectacular views at the top.

Pretty easy. Nice hike.

Note that as of 2017 the Google Maps driving instructions are wrong (have been for over a year). The trail head is at the intersection of Youngtown Rd and Rt 173 (Beach Rd), NOT Deantown Rd. as listed by Google.

Beautiful at the top!

Used to live fifteen minutes from this trail and used to walk it all the time, just recently visited the area again and wanted to hike this trail. This is a pretty moderate trail with about a third of it on a nice dirt road running through the Camden hills. The view at the top is very panoramic allowing you to see for miles. The front view from the summit has a perfect overlook of most of Penobscot Bay and all the islands (specifically Islesboro) therein. Off to the left you can see most of Camden harbor and the lovely yachts that are out in the harbor, looking right will allow you to see Northport, Belfast and Searsport areas. Highly suggest hiking this trail, you will not be disappointed.

Have been a bunch of times, and would suggest making it an overnight trip. Staying in the lower lean-to at night, as it has less traffic. Then in the mornig taking the 2 min hike to the top to see the sunrise.

Went on 5.7.2017. Made it to the top as the fog bank cleared. Beautiful views. Children friendly.

The view was breathtaking!! Definitely worth the hike, we plan on doing it again soon!!

Went last week and loved it! There was snow in many areas and other areas were muddy and slippery but the view was spectacular. We could see Mt Washington from one point and then also the ocean. We ate lunch at the top and couldn't have been happier. Good mix of sunshine and shade. Took our pup along, no problem. Well marked trail and a small parking lot. Our first hike in Maine! Great hike!

Beautiful sunny day with temps in the twenties. Two inches of snow at the base, with four to six at the top. Nice leisurely hike on the woods road, then a good workout the last, good, half mile. Amazing views!!!!!!!!!!! Can't beat them! Saw several people on the woods road, but none on the side trail to the summit. Our two dogs that loved it as well.

nice trail with some great views when getting near the top. the trails are nicely marked.

Very nice view. The walk up from the lower entrance had some areas that were a bit challenging, but not difficult. The decent was easier.

the view was amazing and well worth the hour drive for me!!!

nice hiking trail. some rocky grades. bring a walking stick.

amazing view

Fair hike. Nothing to write home about. Also noted as "Frohac Mountain," but not truly a "mountain."

There are two ways to get to Bald Rock. One is through the Bald Rock trail which is a medium level difficulty hike with some steep ascent. You can also reach it by using the Frohock trail which has a more gradual slope.
The view of Linconville and Northport is wonderful. A great hike if you want to reach a scenic view.

It was a nice little hike, and a great place to go and have lunch with a view!

Take the first trail to the left... 2.1 miles to the top. A little wet during the thaw but somewhat challenging. The views from the top are as good as Bar Harbor. Continue on the trail to get down... much easier.

Beautiful environments to hike through starting in pleasant glade, moving upward on well-defined trail from lowland flowers through soft pine needle floor to tree-shrouded barren knob promontory marked by nicely squared 6ft high cairn. Continue following blue trail markers south off peak as trail ends on barren granite hill with huge 270-degree vista of Penobscot Bay, sailboats off Lincolnville Harbor, many lakes, ponds and a descriptive sign board detailing geographical points of interest.

Very enjoyable hike. Great view & blueberries await you at the top.