"Brought the family and the dogs up to the great small peak. The first part on the multi-use trail is boring, but once you get on the bald rock trail, it's much more fun. Areas of ice were still a problem, but it was pretty easily navigated. Windy that day, but view was still awesome. Went down the other side toward Frohock Trail to make it more of a loop. " — mikewilliamsjr • Apr 15, 2019

"Great day for a hike for four great friends. The weather was clear and cool, with bright sun and a gentle breeze. Who could ask for anything more. We parked at the parking lot at the gate (as the road up to Mt. Battie wasn't open). We paid our $2 each park entry fee and we were off like a heard of turtles. We started out on the Nature trail, up to the Ocean Lookout. Then we took the Tablelands Trail to the tree top summit. From they we went down the Slope Trail. No one had been down the Slope trail and we had to break trail the whole way to the ski shelter. Luckily the snow was only about four inches deep. The trail was marked but it was sometimes difficult to see the blazes. There was one large tree down across the trail that we had to go under. The ski shelter/warming hut was colder inside than it was outside. From the ski shelter we followed the ski shelter trail back to the parking area. All together this was a six mile hike. The snow was a bit sticky on the way up to the summit but on the Slope Trail the snow was colder and sheltered from the sun. Happy trails" — bwright • Nov 24, 2018

"Second peak of the day. Took Megunticook trail to that summit, ridge trail to zeke's trail, zeke's to Sky Blue, on to the multi-use trail, to Bald Rock Trail up, then back down, and 3 miles out on the multi-use trail. Great day out!" — mikewilliamsjr • Jul 30, 2018

"Fairly easy short hike to grade-A views of the Maine coast. A lot of bang for your buck on this small mountain. Open summit faces the ocean. Great weather for it. Continued on to two smaller peaks to get myself some mileage in." — mikewilliamsjr • May 12, 2017

"Took the summit from the opposite side of the mountain from my previous climb. Started from the Camden Snow Bowl using the Coastal Mountains Land Trust's trail network. Great hike!" — mikewilliamsjr • Apr 24, 2017