Baldpate Mountain – not to be confused with the smaller, two-word Bald Pate Mountain in Bridgton, offers a challenging hike to 360-degree panoramic views from East Peak. You can get there via the Appalachian Trail Northbound from Grafton Notch on Route 26 (most popular route), the the Appalachian Trail Southbound from East B Hill Road and Dunn Falls (longer and more strenuous), or the Frye Brook Trail from East B Hill Road and the Cataracts (Frye Brook Trail is not very well-maintained). The views from East Peak do not disappoint.
The Appalachian Trail in between West Peak and East Peak (looking at East Peak). October, 2010 
The granite wall on the way up to East Peak. July, 2014 
View Northwest from Little Baldpate on the Appalachian Trail 
Looking Northeast toward Mount Abraham (left), Mount Blue, and the Bald-Saddleback duo (center). July, 2014 
West Peak and East Peak from Route 26. September, 2018. So incredibly sad to see that picturesque old barn get torn down later that fall. 
Looking Northwest over Little Baldpate toward Umbagog Lake (left) and Elephant Mountain (right). June, 2018 
Looking Southwest toward Old Speck and Mount Washington. July, 2014 
The granite wall on the way up to East Peak with the Appalachian Trail symbol. June, 2018 
West Peak and East Peak from nearby Puzzle Mountain. September, 2018 
East Peak summit. October, 2010
Western Maine Views 