All about Acadia National Park. This includes the towns of Bar Harbor, Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Bass Harbor, Tremont, Hall Quarry, Otter Creek, Manset, Tremont, Bernard, Somerville and Pretty Marsh, Maine.
Acadia is one of the top ten most visited national parks in the United States. It encompasses over 35,000 acres! This includes 158 miles of hiking trail, 45 miles of carriage roads and 27 miles of auto road. You can enjoy hiking, biking, sea kayaking and of course swimming! You will never run out of things to do here.
Whether you are in Acadia National Park for a day or a week, you will want to come back for more.
Best Camping Options In And Around Acadia National Park Camping is one of the best ways to experience Acadia National Park. It allows you to disconnect from everyday life and reconnect with nature. The park’s diverse landscape offers a variety of camping options. I will go over what is the best camping in Acadia National Park….
Hit The Trail On The Best Hikes In Acadia National Park Acadia National Park is a breathtakingly beautiful destination with plenty of amazing hikes for anyone looking to explore. With 158 miles of hiking trails to explore picking the best hikes in Acadia National Park was no easy feat. Whether you’re looking for a short…
Acadia National Park is home to some of the best hiking trails. Offering something for every hiking level or scenery preference. I never get tired of weaving through lush forest trails, climbing up impressive peaks, and catching a view of the coastline from the top. Each year, I try to make my way to Acadia…
Bald Peak & Parkman Mountain Overview Don’t be fooled by the fact that this trail starts with a slight descent from the trailhead. After about 0.2 miles, you’ll be trekking uphill, and your legs will be on fire! By combining Bald Peak and Parkman Mountain into one hike, you’re able to see the view from…
Jordan Pond Loop Path Acadia National Park is notorious for being home to a variety of trees, expansive coastline, unique mountains, and of course, plenty of interesting wildlife. It’s one of my favorite places to visit in the US because it’s magnificent but SO accessible. I have been to plenty of national parks that seem…
Wonderland Trail Overview Known for tide pools, leisurely exploration walks, and family-friendly excursions, the Wonderland Trail in Acadia National Park is a 1.5-mile, relatively flat path. It’s walkable and accessible, making it perfect for a group of any type. Whether you’re traveling with little kids, people with mobility issues, or simply want a beautiful place…
Beachcroft & Champlain Mountain South Ridge Loop: Stunning Views & Moderate Challenges Await A beautiful passage from Sieur de Monts to Sand Beach can be found via Beachcroft & Champlain South Ridge Loop. This interconnected web of trails offers multiple ways to explore Champlain Mountain. This particular route’s challenge is due to its length of…
Feed Your Soul by Visiting the Wild Gardens of Acadia There’s no better spot to soak in the natural beauty of Acadia’s flora and fauna than at the Wild Gardens of Acadia. This incredibly accessible area of the park features over 400 native plant species split into sections. The sections are representing all the natural…
Meandering Down Ocean Path Allows Visitors to Experience Acadia’s Treasures Winding along the coastline of Acadia National Park, Ocean Path offers 4 miles of land and sea to explore & admire. This is a great spot to start if you’re new to Acadia National Park. Simply because it has dozens of great offshoot areas to…
Catch Some of the Best Views in the US on Cadillac Mountain I’ll say it: I will do just about anything to get a good view of somewhere beautiful. We’ve hiked through insane brush, scrambled up more-than-sketchy rocks, crossed rivers, and done trails that kicked my ass time and time again, all to see something…