John B. Mountain - Blue Hill Heritage Trust - Harborside, ME

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John B. Mountain – Blue Hill Heritage Trust: Dog-Friendly Hiking in Harborside, Maine

John B. Mountain, located off Breezemere Road in picturesque Harborside, Maine, is a fantastic spot for dog owners seeking scenic, pet-friendly trails. Managed by Blue Hill Heritage Trust, this beautiful hiking area offers a gentle, well-maintained loop trail that winds through lush forests and rewards hikers with excellent summit views. This is a dog-friendly hiking locale where canine companions are welcome to join you outside for an energizing walk or an adventure to the top.

While not a traditional fenced dog park, John B. Mountain stands out for its accessible, looped trail system and a quiet natural setting perfect for dogs that enjoy exploring nature on-leash. The park is also a great family destination as it is good for kids, making it ideal for a day trip with your furry friend and the whole family.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Are dogs allowed at this park? Yes, dogs are welcome on the trails outside.
  • Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? No, there is not a designated area specifically for small or large dogs.
  • Is the park wheelchair accessible? No, the entrance is not wheelchair accessible.
  • Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, there is a well-maintained loop trail and a spur trail leading to the summit.
  • Where is the best place to park? There are two small parking areas available, including one directly at the loop portion of the trail.
  • Is the park good for kids? Yes, it’s considered a good destination for children as well as dogs and families.
  • Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, visitors note that the trails are well maintained.

Reviews

Keith Duncan

We approached John B Mountain from the NE corner of Horseshoe Cove locally called Long Cove, where we landed our dinghy. We located the spur trail with the help of a local gentleman kind enough to point us in the right direction.

The hiking is gentle, the trails are well maintained, and the views from the top are great. The total hike of the spur, loop, and wandering about the summit was probably less than 3 miles or 50 minutes.

There are two small parking areas one of which is right at the loop portion of the trail.

Steven McCarroll

5 stars

Rob Stephens

5 stars

Michael Hayduk

5 stars

Brian S

5 stars

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