Jordan Pond is very pretty and has an easy hiking path around it. It took us about an hour and a half. A large portion of it is walking on boardwalks which got boring after a while and took away from our ability to look...More

This is an almost all flat walk around the pond. It is very pretty and we saw some some loons and other birds fairly close up. There were a lot of insects, luckily not the biting kind but in our face, on part of the...More

Walking the 3+ mile path around the pond was beautiful! It took slightly over an hour at a moderate pace... much of the path is a boardwalk. It really was a great short hike with stunning views!

Jordan Pond is a great stop in Acadia National Park. Calm, charming house / restaurant, great point to pick up a trail or carriage road to hike, bike or simply stroll. Must stop!

Bring a chair and spend a few hours- great view down the lake and seeing the backdrop of mountains. The restaurant serves up food- but you can bring a picnic!

The path around the pond is easy and family friendly. There are great views all the way around. Don't miss the beach like spot where you can go sit on the rocks and listen to the waves coming in. If your lucky you will also...More

If you're not a die-hard hiker, but want to get off the Acadia Loop road, try the Jordan Pond hike. It is 3.2 miles around the pond perimeter. Trail hugs the lake and has 3 sections: graded path, wooden raised platform over the bog and...More

Jordan's Pond has a mostly flat walking area around pond, a few rocks and a leveled log section and a small bridge to cross and the water is so clear and serene! We went just before lunch and It wasn't too busy which was a...More

3 reasonably fit folks, oldest of 74, set out to the right and totally enjoyed our stroll. Found some nice rocks for a lunch break, the scenery is very pretty. We weren't educated on the trail enough to be prepared for the rock scramble on...More

is another man's lake. This is a beautiful spot to stop and catch your breath after driving (and hiking), the one-way Park Loop. A walk down to the boat ramp is lovely, too.