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Granite on wither side of brook, showing why it is named the giant slide.
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Descending Parkman Mountain Trail.
The trail passes under this slab. I used a light to go through it to make sure I didn't spook an animal that might be hanging out in it. Definitely a highlight of the hike.
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Kevin Wright
Jul 31, 2018 near Bar Harbor, ME
“Granite on wither side of brook, showing why it is named the giant slide.”  

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Granite on wither side of brook, showing why it is named the giant slide.
The trail passes under this slab. I used a light to go through it to make sure I didn't spook an animal that might be hanging out in it. Definitely a highlight of the hike.
The trail begins climbing through a boulder field. You can always check that you are on the right path by looking for a blue blaze, like the one on the tree.
The trail moves out of the boulder field and becomes dirt, gravel, and roots as it levels off.
Peak before you get to Sargent Mountain
Parkman summit view
View from the summit of Parkman Mountain
Descending Parkman Mountain Trail.
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