Bald Pate Mountain – not to be confused with the larger, single-word Baldpate Mountain to the North, features a plethora of trails, and directional views from the pitch pine covered summit. It is managed by the Loon Echo Land Trust.
Loon Echo Land Trust: https://www.loonecholandtrust.org
Old sign. October, 2005. I was quite disappointed to find this sign had been replaced, and still don’t know why. 
New sign. June, 2018 
Daisies growing in the parking area. June, 2018 
Foster Pond Lookout toward Foster Pond and Rattlesnake Mountain. June, 2018 
Northwest view toward the Moat Range and Mount Carrigain (left), and Kearsarge North (right) from the Bob Chase Trail. May, 2014 
Northwest view toward the White Mountains. June, 2018 
Northeast view through the pitch pines at the summit. May, 2012 
Budding pitch pine cones at the summit. June, 2018 
Lady’s Slipper near the summit. May, 2012 
Trail markers near the summit. June, 2018 
Peabody Pond and Sebago Lake from near the summit. October, 2005 
Northwest view from the Pate Trail. March, 2012 
Southwest view toward Hancock Pond, Green Mountain (background, left), and the Ossipee Mountains (background, right). June, 2018
Western Maine Views 