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A steep trail leading partway up the eastern face of Dorr Mountain.


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0.6

Miles

0.9

KM

Point to Point

564' 172 m

High

99' 30 m

Low

488' 149 m

Up

23' 7 m

Down

17%

Avg Grade (10°)

63%

Max Grade (32°)

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Description

Starting from the Tarn (the marshy pond between Dorr and Champlain Mountains), Kurt Diederichs Climb twists and turns partway up the eastern face of Dorr Mountain. It's a good alternative to the Emery Path if you're tackling Dorr Mountain from Sieur de Monts Spring.

From the trailhead, Kurt Diederichs Climb twists and turns upwards. Impressive stone steps constitute much of the trail. As you climb higher and higher, you'll be treated to nice views of the Tarn and Champlain Mountain. Continue climbing as views of Frenchman Bay unfold to the northeast. The trail ends at the junction of the Schiff Path, which heads to the top of Dorr Mountain, and the Emery Path, which drops to Sieur de Monts Spring.

Thanks to guidebook author and photographer, James Kaiser, for sharing this trail description. To learn more about visiting Acadia, check out his .

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James Kaiser

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Stone steps on Kurt Diederichs Climb.
May 22, 2016 near Bar Harbor, ME

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