📜 Precariously balanced rock in Acadia National Park, Mount Desert, Maine. 🔍 Formed by glacial erosion, composed of white granite, differing from surrounding pink granite. # Why Go ⛰️ Unique geological formation, a precariously balanced boulder. 🚶 Moderate hiking trails, including Bubbles Divide Trail and Bubbles Trail. 🏞️ Panoramic views of Jordan Pond, Pemetic Mountain, Penobscot Mountain, and Seal Harbor. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly spot with options for rock scrambling and amazing views. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Parking is usually crowded; arrive early or late in the day. ❄️ Winter trails require correct equipment due to icy and colder conditions. ⛰️ Some trails, especially to Jordan Pond, are notably precarious and steep. # Tips 🚌 Consider taking a free shuttle to avoid parking difficulties. 👟 Be prepared for a moderate 0.7-mile one-way hike with various forks. ⏰ Allow at least one hour for hiking. # Hours 🕒 Open 24 hours. # 🅿️ Parking Available on Park Loop Road, about 1 mile south of Bubble Pond and 1.5 miles north of Jordan Pond House.