Really cute gelato spot and super tasty. Can't go wrong with some gelato.

Absolutely incredible sushi spot! Definitely try out the Omakase. At only about $70 per person for a 7 course meal, it's a great deal and the food is amazing.

Really delicious Korean food in downtown Portland. There are some unique dishes, and they offer Korean barbecue if you're into that.

Very popular donut place, but definitely worth stopping in! We grabbed a couple for dessert after dinner and ended up stopping by again the next morning the donuts were so good.

This was our favorite lobster roll spot. Recommended to us by some locals, the lobster is super fresh and we got to see some baby goats on the property behind the restaurant!

The best blueberry pie ever! They're a small pie shop and they sell out quickly, so try to stop by early. Definitely worth it, especially after a long day of hiking.

We stopped in here because of the lemon blueberry whoopie pies and it was well worth it. If you've never had a whoopie pie, definitely check this place out.

We stopped here for the lobster rolls, which were really good (you can't go wrong with any lobster roll in Maine). They also had a delicious fried haddock sandwich.

This was my favorite trail of the trip. The views are stunning and the climb down is quite challenging.

This was a great trail on the wester side of the island. There are some fun ladders to climb up and the views of Echo Lake at the top are incredible.

This trail is rated as very difficult, but I would rate it as more moderate. The more difficult portion is climbing up a few ladders. There were several points where there was a sharp drop-off, so if you have a fear of heights, I would be a bit wary.

By far the most challenging trail we hiked! It may have been because we got caught in some rain halfway through and it was the third hike we did that day. But, definitely be prepared for a long climb with this trail.

This was a nice short trail with pretty fantastic views. You can either take the hiking trail, which is more direct and steep, or go for a gradual climb along the carriage road.

We did Homan's Path to get up this mountain, which was really fun. The path wraps around the mountain, so you get to walk along the edge with a view of the Tarn.

This is definitely one of the most trafficked trails in the park, but it's a must see. A long but easy trail, this path takes you along a gorgeous coastline scattered with cliffs. You also get a chance to stop at Thunder Hole, a steep cliff drop-off that's known for dramatic waves during storms.

This is off of the Ocean Path, which is probably the most populated trail in the park. Try and go early in the morning or on a rainy day to avoid the crowds.

This was our first long trail of the trip and it was a great way to start off! You start out on beautiful Sand Beach and then make your way through the woods, peeking out on the occasional cliffside. Try and get there early, as the parking lot for this trail fills up quick during peak season.

Right next to the Wonderland trail, this trail is a great easy hike to explore the coastline of Ship Harbor. You get some fantastic views, and none of the crowds.

If you're near Southwest Harbor, definitely check out the Bass Harbor Lighthouse. There's a trail nearby with some great views of the ocean and the lighthouse.

Right next to Ship Harbor Trail, this is another great short trail that's much less trafficked. You start out in the woods, but end up exploring the coastline of Southwest Harbor.