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Donnell Pond

Maine > h. Bangor Area

Description

Donnell pond public lands (including Tunk mountain) are a beautiful, yet lesser known gem for hiking, camping, climbing, and all sorts of outdoor recreation. Nestled between Franklin, Sullivan, and unorganized territories of Hancock county, this preserve provides a quiet, serene, and lesser traveled place to climb.

Getting There

Park at the Tunk mountain trailhead for the Tunk mountain boulders. Begin up the Tunk mountain trail. Less than a 15 minute walk in, before the split into the summit ridge and hidden ponds trails, there is an obvious boulder on the right. at its base is a smaller boulder marked with blue trail blaze (you can’t miss it). Just a little further to the right, there is a group of several boulders with current ongoing projects and opportunities for FA. Slightly further up the trail on your left is 3 boulders leaning against each other with great climbing potential. Climb on and enjoy the beauty of one of the most underrated parks in the region!

Routes from Left to Right

V1 5
 4
Silver Slicer
Boulder
Route Name Location Star Rating Difficulty Date
Silver Slicer
 4
V1 5 Boulder

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"Silver slicer" named for the cucumber and also the way this short, sweet route slices Any callouses you thought you had.
[Hide Photo] "Silver slicer" named for the cucumber and also the way this short, sweet route slices Any callouses you thought you had.
The first boulder to the right of the tunk mountain trail.
[Hide Photo] The first boulder to the right of the tunk mountain trail.