HULLS COVE

44° 24.59’N 068° 14.33’W

4th ed. Cruising Guide page 325

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HULLS COVE is a couple of miles north of the bustle of Bar Harbor. Here the pace is slower and more peaceful, but the cove is exposed and offers little protection. A cluster of boats are moored off the small clubhouse of the Bar Harbor Yacht Club.
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Approaches. From Bar Harbor, round the bell off Sheep Porcupine Island and run alongshore past the Cat ferry dock. The Bar Harbor Yacht Club is near Canoe Point, inside nun “4.”
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Anchorages, Moorings. The BHYC has a guest mooring, or you can anchor off in 24 feet at low. The location is quite exposed.
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For the Boat. Bar Harbor Yacht Club (207-288-3275). This modest club has a guest mooring and water at the floats, with 12 feet alongside at low. The club has few other facilities, but the visiting yachtsman will find plenty of kindred spirits.
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Bar Harbor Boating (207-288-5797). On the north side of Hulls Cove, Bar Harbor Boating has gas, water, and electricity at the floats, with 6 feet alongside at low. They have a marine railway and can handle hull repairs.
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For the Crew. Hulls Cove Village, about .7 mile away to the north, has a restaurant and fish market. The General Store sells groceries, beer, and ice and has a fresh fruit and vegetable stand.