"A loop hike on day 2. We parked behind Great Head and took a trail to the Loop Road. Crossed it, then went up the Beehive. Steep but fun hike. We dropped down, did a figure 8 to grab trails, then headed over to Gorham Mtn. We went down the south slope and reached the trailhead. We then walked along the Shore Path and hung out at the Thunderhole for almost an hour. We continued along the Shore Path and crossed Sand Beach. We took a trail from there to the car." — newenglandwarrior • May 16, 2021

"After the Beehive, I did Gorham. Didn't stay long as I realized I was running out of time before meeting my aunt and uncle at Jordan Pond House and I still had a long way to go. Cut the trip short to save distance and hustled back to my car. " — newenglandwarrior • Aug 10, 2016

"Would you believe it was another great day for a hike. Weatherman called for rain, we told him to shove it. The plan was to hike on Sunday, but as I said before plans change. Improvise, Adapt and Overcome and we were off. Six of us headed out for a quick hike up Gorham Mountain. We parked in the Gorham Mt parking lot and headed up the Gorham Mt. trail. When we got to Waldron Bates plaque, we took the Cadillac Cliffs trail. (This is a great trail by the way.) Then up to Gorham Mt. summit. The plan was to hike out to the loop road and do the Great Head Trail. When we came to The Beehive Trail we stopped and watched as other hikers sailed up the trail. This trail has been on my bucket list for some time. Three wanted to go up, three wanted to stay down. I don't regret my decision to go up. Those that stayed behind took our picture every time we came into view. The Beehive Trail isn't a long trail, but if you don't like living on the edge, take the Bowl Trail up. My new motto YOLO (You Only Live Once). We came down the bowl trail, hike out to the loop road, did the Great Head Loop, then walked the Ocean view Trail back to the parking lot. Yea like I said "Great Day For A Hike" oh ye..." — bwright • Apr 26, 2014