Photo a Day 7.22.21

Posted on July 22, 2021 by

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Little Harbor Brook Bridge

Today, Jim and I biked two different loops on the carriage road system here in Acadia National Park. Our first ride was around the Amphitheater Loop starting at the Brown Mountain Gate parking area. It’s about a 5 mile loop starting and ending at Brown Mountain. We stopped to admire the small Little Harbor Brook Bridge that spans the creek with the same name.

There are 17 bridges along the 45-mile plus carriage road system and it’s fun to try and bike or hike to all of them during the span of the summer months.

Looking down along Little Harbor Brook from the middle of the bridge

Category: Acadia National Park, Biking, Lifestyle, Maine, National Public Lands, Photography

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