"What a surprise. This little coastal mountain is a gem. Great area, very well maintained trail and spectacular views of Acadia National Park to the east and Camden Hills to the south. " — goshen-bagger • Dec 22, 2020

"After summiting Dorr Mountain started down the Connector Trail. Refrozen melt water overwhelmed the trail. Way too icy and steep for a solo senior citizen hiker. Retreated back the way I came." — goshen-bagger • Dec 15, 2020

"Pretty easy hike. Tough breathing as the temp was below freezing and I'm not used to it. No defined summit, which left me bushwacking around looking for something that wasn't there, thus not spending much time enjoying the view. A little annoying, but still a good hike. Hoping to get another one in before the end of the year. " — mikewilliamsjr • Nov 24, 2020

"Knocked this out today. Pretty easy family hike. Trail is an atv trail that goes straight to the top. No markers, but they aren't really needed. There are a couple of spots that branch off to other outlooks. Great open summit, even a view of the white-capped Presidentials. " — mikewilliamsjr • Oct 18, 2020

"My wife and I made a side trip while hiking in the West Branch Preserve to hike up Haskell Hill. We followed the Tower Road, a gravel and dirt road, to the top. There isn't a sign for it, but it is easy to find off North Mountain Road. There is a chain across the road entrance, probably to discourage ATV use, but there aren't any No Trespassing signs. The incline is very steady. There are two communications towers at the summit; the larger one is owned by US Cellular. The summit has no views, but there are some pretty glimpses through the trees looking toward the east at some points. The road up has some very large oaks and white pines. At one time, the Maine Forest Service had an observation tower at the summit (placed back when Haskell Hill was called Mountain Hill). It was removed in the 1990s and was bought and moved by a private landowner elsewhere a few years ago. " — Badgerinmaine • Oct 12, 2020