Things to do in Hancock
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1. Acadia National Park
Travel to Maine’s rocky Mount Desert Island to visit Acadia National Park. Here you’ll find a forested wilderness overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and meet hardy northern New Englanders who welcome you to join in their community activities.
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2. Village Green
The Village Green is an oasis of greenery in Bar Harbor, where locals and visitors come to enjoy the delightful surroundings and take part in fun-filled community events. Discover the Village Green’s long history as a public park when you admire its heritage cast-iron clock and charming bandstand. Watch the town band perform live music or peruse locally made arts and crafts at a market.
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3. Cadillac Mountain
Discover the regal magic of Cadillac Mountain, located with Acadia National Park. Rising 1,530 feet (466.3 meters) high, it is not only the tallest mountain in Maine, but also the highest peak on America’s North Atlantic seaboard. It is a favorite destination on Mount Desert Island and an instantly recognizable symbol of Acadia. It is also known as the first place that sunlight hits in the United States.
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4. Otter Cliff
At a height of 110 feet (34 meters), Otter Cliff is among the tallest points on the Atlantic Coast in the U.S. It is made up of thousands of partially eroded rocks and offers a spectacular view of the ocean. Snap photos of the moments that powerful waves crash into the rock face and surge up the cliff.
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5. Thunder Hole
Even on a perfectly clear day, Thunder Hole will sound like a storm barreling down the coast. The noise making the inlet famous is created when an arriving wave forces air and water out of an underground cavern. The effect is produced only under specific conditions. Nevertheless, visit Thunder Hole any time for a short hike with stunning views of the Maine coast and sounds of waves crashing against the rocks.
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What to do in Hancock
Popular places to visit
Tidal Falls
Explore the lovely green spaces of Tidal Falls and also enjoy the hiking trails in Hancock. Stroll along the area's waterfront, or simply savor its lively bars.
Wild Mountain Man Ray's Chainsaw Show
You can spend time browsing the exhibits at Wild Mountain Man Ray's Chainsaw Show during your trip to Hancock. Stroll along the area's seaside, or simply savor its seafood restaurants.
Areas of Hancock
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Hancock Point
While Hancock Point isn't home to many top sights, Tidal Falls and Lamoine State Park are some notable places to visit nearby.