the Camden Hills State Park is part of Lincolnville .

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Picnic
Made by NatashaRuz
This picture was taken during the two or three hour window where we had sunlight the whole time we were gone! Mt. Battie overlooks the Camden harbour and the views are spectacular. Our day to get to Mt. Battie was last Monday. 9am-trip 1 = Cloudy in town. Got there and it was so damn foggy we couldn't see two feet in front of us. 1pm - trip 2 = Sunny in town. Got up to the top, and the fog was still thick. Couldn't see 10 feet in front of us. 4pm - trip 3 = Sunny in town. Gloriously sunny on top of Mt. Battie. I'm psyched and turn to the back of the car to get my camera......it's not there. It's at the hotel room. Words can't convey how pissed off I was. I mean truly pissed off. I stomped my feet, I cursed, I 'grrrrrrred', I pouted..... We got back in the car, and my much adored husband says Honey, let's go to the hotel, get the camera and come back. You still have plenty of light.. 4:30pm - Trip 4. Success! These girls were having a picnic overlooking the bay. I thought they were having soup, but as it turns out, they were enjoying bowls of cereal and milk. :)


Zeke' Lookout Summit 5-04
Made by InAweofGod'sCreation
Camden Hills State Park is located in the Megunticook Mountain Range on the shore of Penobscot Bay. Recognizing the special features of this area, the National Park Service acquired nearly 5,000 acres of this range in the 1930's. In cooperation with the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Park Service built the Camden Hills Recreation Development Area during the late 1930's and early 1940's. Since 1947, the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands has administered the area now known as Camden Hills State Park, one of Maine's most popular parks. travel.yahoo.com/p-parks-217011-camden_hills_state_park-i


Maine andalusite crystals
Made by Jeff Goddard 32
We found a deposit of these in the ancient bedrock about 800' up Mt Megunticook. Their size, conical shape, and what appeared to be a siphuncle running down the middle of the cones made us think orthocones, a group of nautiloid cephalopods that lived hundreds of millions of years ago. We later found out that they are actually unusual crystals formed during metamorphism. But not being a geologist, I still can't help but wonder if these crystals might mark what had been orthocone fossils, now completely reshaped and replaced by other minerals...


Pop-Up Bliss. Camden Hills State Park, Maine
Made by Horseshoot
Played around with more redscale this weekend. This photo is my wife, laying in our new to us (but old, actually) pop-up camper. We were at Camden State Park in Maine. The camera is a Minolta SRT 303. The film is reversed Rite-Aid film (which I have been told is Fuji). ISO is 400, and I shot it at ISO 50.


Murphy
Made by Horseshoot
Played around with more redscale this weekend. This photo is our buddy Murphy after his swim in the harbor at Camden, Maine. The camera is a Minolta SRT 303. The film is reversed Rite-Aid film (which I have been told is Fuji). ISO is 400, and I shot it at ISO 50.


Mount Battie view in Autumn
Made by Richard The Lyin' Hearted
Pretty stock vantage from Mount Battie down into Camden, with a good bit of October leaves coloring the foreground. This overlook is at the top of the Mount Battie Auto Road and hiking trails in Camden Hills State Park.


Mt. Megunticook view
Made by Richard The Lyin' Hearted
Taken on an early warm day in April 2005 from the ocean lookout on Mount Megunticook, peering over the Mount Battie auto road and summit, and down to the succession of Camden, Rockport, and Rockland harbors.


Coastline from Bald Rock
Made by Richard The Lyin' Hearted
Regional Haze, as it were, obscures what should be an amazing view of Camden, Rockport, and Rockland Harbors from Bald Rock on the northeast end of Camden Hills State Park. September 2006.


Fairy Fog
Made by Rebel Squirrel
Camden Hills State Park, Camden, ME. Was very, very humid and foggy down to the coast that day and the light through the trees and fog gave these picnic tables an otherworldly look.


Top of Mt. Battie
Made by Michael Pancier Photography
TGIF!!!! This is an IR shot of the top of Mt. Battie in Camden, Maine. I think they filmed some movies here a long time ago. Not sure of which one. Is it happy hour yet?


Camden
Made by sbolek8757
Looking down on Camden from Mt. Battie in Camden Hills State Park. Despite the small size of Candem, an impressive number of sailboats were anchored in the harbor.


Penobscot Bay 1
Made by Stephen A. Wolfe
Nikon D700; AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4; exposure: 1/1000 sec @ f/16, ISO 2000; post-processed with Adobe Camera Raw, Apple Aperture 3, and Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2.


View from Mt. Megunticook
Made by brianfisk
Mt. Battie and downtown Camden in the distance. Much of our vacation time was clouded over or fogged in, we were lucky to get this much of a view.


All Three Of Us Enjoying The View In Maine
Made by Coomer Family World Adventures
All three of us couldn't believe how beautiful this area was. Taken from Mt. Battie overlooking Camden, Maine and the Atlantic Ocean.


Hazy view off Bald Rock
Made by Richard The Lyin' Hearted
Looking Northeast over Lincolnville Beach through some serious haze from atop Bald Rock, Camden Hills SP, in September 2006.


Ten Miles Behind Me and Ten Thousand More to Go
Made by Michael Pancier Photography
Drive through Mt. Battie State Park in Camden Maine. How about some color? See you in the field folks!


Mt. Battie, We Love You!
Made by Coomer Family World Adventures
Another photo taken from Mt. Battie looking down at the Atlantic Ocean and Camden, Maine.


Fog
Made by NatashaRuz
Remember the fog I was talking about on my trips up to Mt. Battie? Here's a sample. :)


Penobscot Mist
Made by Jeff Newcomer
First light on the barnacle encrusted rocks along the bay near Camden, Maine.


front lawn at the High Tide Inn
Made by phoebeofthesea
view from our (rented) porch...that's the Penobscot Bay in the background...