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Acadia's Beautiful Fall Foliage...... Read More
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Embarking on a whale watching tour gives you the chance to experience the majestic beauty of whales found just off of the coast in the Atlantic. These whale watching boats will bring you to all of the best places at a chance to see these amazing creatures.
Explore the serene shores of Acadia from the sea by taking a sea kayak tour with an experienced ecological guide. The many sights you will see will only enhance your stay in Acadia National Park.
Offering the chance to ride in a bi-plane, the stunning ocean and shoreline views of Acadia National Park and the surrounding area will not disappoint you with the chance to also see many different lighthouses.
Explore Acadia by carriage...well, almost! The Jordan Pond Carriage Road, starting by the gatehouse, offers car-free paths for hikers and bikers. Imagine bygone eras with horse-drawn carriages as you cruise through forests and meadows. Rent a bike, join a guided tour (reservations needed!), or simply hike and enjoy the scenery. Park at the gatehouse and explore this unique Acadia adventure!
Coastline cliffs, serene lakes, and mountain peaks await on Park Loop Road, Acadia's scenic 27-mile drive. Pull over at overlooks for postcard views of Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, and Cadillac Mountain. Explore at your own pace, but be prepared for crowds during peak season. Start early or visit later in the day to avoid traffic. Enjoy the ride!
Unveiling Acadia's history, Bass Harbor Head Light beckons! This classic Maine lighthouse, built in 1858, stands sentinel at the park's southwest corner, marking the entrance to Bass Harbor and Blue Hill Bay on Mount Desert Island. One of three lighthouses managed by Acadia National Park (alongside Baker and Bear Islands), Bass Harbor Head Light is a gem among Maine's 80 coastal guardians. Climb for epic ocean views, or explore the restored keeper's house and delve into lighthouse lore. Photographers adore this spot, especially at sunrise or sunset. Easily accessible by car, it's a must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a scenic escape.
Hike Jordan Pond Path for scenic views! This easy 3-mile loop in Acadia National Park follows Jordan Pond's shore. Enjoy a family-friendly stroll or extend your adventure with a Bubbles Divide Trail detour. Cool off after with a swim (in designated areas) or a meal at the Jordan Pond House. Remember to leash dogs and park early, as spots fill up fast!
