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Obama and the first family standing at the summit of Cadillac Mountain!

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This image shows a person preparing for an upcoming skijor race!

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This is a picture of the rock face known as the Wonder Wall at Acadia.

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This is another image depicting one of the routes during Great Head Trail.

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This is a picture of Acadia, the National Park we are taking a trip to!

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This is a picture of a group of limpets in the wild!

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At approximately 8:00 P.M., we arrived back in Lexington, Kentucky from Portland, Maine.

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Our hike will be on the 1.4 mile-long Great Head Trail. This trail is rated as a moderate trail and loops around the peninsula known as Great Head Peninsula. The trail begins on granite steps all the way at the end of Sand Beach. The top of the steps provides a beautiful view of Sand Beach and The Beehive (520 feet). The continuing rocky trail provides more excellent views. This will have no cost.

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Acadia National Park offers many great rock climbing courses. The course we decided to take is the South Bubbles rock climbing course. This course is one of the most favored Acadia rock climbing courses, and it is only minutes away from the downtown Bar Harbor. The South Bubbles has a small view of the Cranberry Isle and the Jordan Pond. The bottom area has angled climbs that make you go from hiking to climbing. The South Bubbles is a longer climb than most others, and it offers about 400 feet of relatively easy climbing. No price with this one either, folks.

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We will be hiking to the top of Cadillac Mountain. We will be leaving for the hike at 4:00 A.M. We will be leaving this early to catch the spectacular sunrise that you can see from the summit. This is called "The Nation's First Sunrise". The summit of Cadillac Mountain is the first place that the sunset is seen during the fall and the winter, when the sun rises south of due east. It is a very beautiful sight to see, and a good reward for the strenuous hike up the mountain. This will also have no cost.

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Skijor is the equivalent of dogsledding, except that instead of a sled, you are on skis. Also, there is a version of skijor that involves being pulled by horses. It is a great winter activity that is not offered at many places. The park provides the gear needed to safely participate in skijor. It can be dangerous, but with some training, you will be flying along on your skis in no time at all. Lucky for you, this costs nothing!

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We will be exploring the tide pools full of sea life at Bar Island Sandbar, Shift Harbor, and Wonderland From 10:00 A.M. to noon. There is an abundance of sea life in the tide pools of Maine, ranging from crabs to limpets. Limpets are small shelled animals that firmly attach themselves to rocks. Their shells are commonly found on beaches and lodged between rocks. Crabs are also a very tasty dish when cooked right, but the crabs in tide pools are usually too small to cook and eat. They are still very interesting to hold and look at, though! This will have a cost of $0.00.

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We leave Acadia National Park on the Delta Airlines at the Portland Jetport. Departure is at 3:00 P.M. The flight will last five hours just like the trip to Acadia. We will arrive back in Lexington, Kentucky at about 8:00 P.M.

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We leave Lexington, Kentucky on Delta Airlines to the Portland Jetport. We will be departing at 9:00 AM and arriving in Portland, Maine at about 2:00 P.M. It is a five-hour flight from Kentucky to Maine. Once we arrive, it is a three-hour drive to get to the inn we are staying at, the Asticou Inn.