This short section of the Ocean Path Trail in Acadia National Park is a 0.7 mile out-and-back hike along some large sea shore rocks at Otter Point. The entire length of the Ocean Path Trail at Acadia runs north until reaching Sand Beach, about 2 miles north of where this trail starts, but I did not have time to hike the entire trail.
The Ocean Path Trail at Otter Point is a fun little spot to park and explore on the rocky coastline of Acadia. From this trail you get sweeping views of southeastern Acadia National Park, the Atlantic Ocean, and the scenic Acadia coastline.
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