Explore rugged cliffs, rocky beaches, and granite mountains with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Reach the summit of the East Coast's highest peak for panoramic views, especially captivating at sunrise and sunset.

Engage in activities like hiking, biking, kayaking, rock climbing, and birdwatching, catering to nature enthusiasts of all kinds.

Walk, bike, or ride horseback on scenic pathways designed by John D. Rockefeller Jr., weaving through Acadia’s serene landscapes.

Spot diverse wildlife such as seals, whales, seabirds, and deer in their natural habitats throughout the park.

Drive along this iconic loop to access Acadia's top attractions and enjoy breathtaking viewpoints.

Witness waves crashing into a natural rock formation, creating a thunderous sound during high tide.

Visit this serene glacial lake surrounded by trails and indulge in the famous popovers and tea at Jordan Pond House.

Explore this charming coastal town near Acadia, filled with shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

Experience Acadia’s vibrant autumn colors, making it a must-visit for leaf peeping during the fall season.

Embark on this 27-mile scenic drive that showcases Acadia's diverse landscapes, including coastal vistas, forests, and mountain views.

Challenge yourself on this steep, iron-runged trail leading to panoramic views of Sand Beach and the surrounding area.

Enjoy the famous popovers and tea while overlooking the clear waters of Jordan Pond and the iconic Bubble Mountains.

Bike or walk along the 45 miles of historic, motor-free roads, featuring stone bridges and serene woodland scenery.

Be among the first in the U.S. to see the sunrise from the summit of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the East Coast.

Unwind on this picturesque sandy beach nestled between rocky cliffs and enjoy a refreshing swim in the Atlantic Ocean.

For experienced hikers, this challenging trail with iron rungs and ladders offers thrilling climbs and rewarding views.

Witness the natural spectacle where waves crash into a narrow inlet, creating a thunderous sound and impressive splashes.

Discover over 400 native plant species in habitats reflecting Mount Desert Island's diverse ecosystems.

Celebrate the park's pristine night skies with stargazing events, workshops, and presentations.

Take a leisurely coastal walk along this 4-mile round-trip trail, offering stunning views of the rugged shoreline and access to attractions like Otter Cliff.

Capture photos of this iconic lighthouse perched atop rugged cliffs, especially picturesque during sunset.

Kayak or canoe on the tranquil waters of Long Pond, surrounded by forested hills and offering opportunities for wildlife viewing.

Venture to this less-visited part of the park to experience rugged coastlines, scenic drives, and serene hiking trails.

Enjoy a moderate hike to see the famous glacial erratic perched precariously on the edge of South Bubble Mountain.

Learn about the Wabanaki Nations and their history, culture, and art through engaging exhibits.

Experience the scenic beauty of the park on two wheels, with opportunities to stop at various points of interest along the way.

Discover marine life in the intertidal zones during low tide at this accessible and family-friendly location.

Ascend to the summit for panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding islands.

Enhance your visit by participating in educational talks, guided walks, and evening programs offered by park rangers.