THE TREE ROOT PATH FILMING LOCATION w/ Step by Step Directions! (2024) Then & Now- Pet Sematary 1989

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Join me as we traverse Acadia National Park in beautiful Downeast Maine on the hunt for the “tree root path” that leads to the MicMac burial ground from Stephen King’s 1989 horror classic, Pet Sematary. As far as filming locations for this movie go, this is hands down the most difficult location to find and get to…until now. I will guide you step by step how to find this elusive location for yourself. Mind your step…don’t look down…and whatever you do…don’t stop.

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9 сен 2024

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@thomasnelson3280 4 месяца назад

Awesome, congrats, you found it! I too thought it was on the other side of South Bubble, but your evidence is unmistakable. I know Jordan Pond well, I've been painting Mt Desert for 5 years, I love this place (as well as Bangor), even though it's a long drive for me from the Hudson Valley. Also I agree the other site is way hard to get to for a crew, even if it was a second unit sho,t which I don't think it was because it involved the stars. This site is relatively easy to get to, especially for Acadia. I can't wait till my next trip up, I'll surely check this out. I've been meaning to paint the view from the carriage road where it traverses the boulder slide (just before those steps), and now I have another reason to spend a day or two there. When I have my big Mount Desert exhibit I'll let you know. Thanks!

@wjd329 4 месяца назад

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, def let me know about the exhibit.

@AE-ic3fk 4 месяца назад

Thanks so much for all the effort you put in to these videos! As I was watching this, I couldn’t help but think how in the hell did the location scouts find such a random place miles away from the Pet Sematary location in Ellsworth?! I’m sure they had certain visions in mind, and wanted to find unique looking paths, which Acadia definitely has, but it really amazes me how many locations were used for both the Pet Sematary and the Micmac Burial ground. Gotta love movie magic!!

@stampscapes 4 месяца назад

Very cool. Seems bizarre that a production would bother to shoot at a location like that with all of the regulations, logistics, etc..

@thomasnelson3280 4 месяца назад

Agreed, but they really wanted this spot because of the weird above ground roots, You see them in the Catskills, it happens when the tree can't send down roots because of the thin soil "The soils thin, but you'll manage"! Maybe it's easier to deal with the Feds rather than the Stats parks. This spot also is really is pretty accessible because of the carriage road.

@stampscapes 4 месяца назад

@@thomasnelson3280 I wonder who the person was that knew that spot. Doubt it was just some location scout that started looking for places from scratch. Or maybe they hired a Maine based location scout? But, yeah, I don't recall a lot of movies shot in NPs. BLM land but not too many NPs. When I saw your vid thumb/title, I thought, "what???". I hiked that trail above that pond years back. Love that NP.