Harold F. Baldwin Park

The park covers some 63 hectares.
It offers nearly 8 kilometers of mountain trails, including a loop that leads to the summit of Mont Pinacle.
You’ll pass through multiple habitats, encountering a wide variety of wildlife.
At the end of the climb, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking panorama of the Appalachians, and from there, you may even see (or hear) the Peregrine Falcon nesting in the mountain’s cliffs.
Parking is available on May Road on your left at the top of the hill, and between the church and the fire station.