Acadia National Park Travel Guide

Situated on the lovely coastline of Maine, Acadia National Park covers over 47 acres of bare granite-vaulted peaks, deep forests, charming lakes and picturesque seashore. This verdant wilderness boasts a huge variety of wildlife and fauna, making it a heaven for nature lovers.

Services comprise of hikes guided by park rangers, boat trips and junior ranger actions for children, and camping is permitted at designated sites. A tour along the 27-mile Park Loop road ranks among the most popular routes, providing stunning views of the spectacular landscape. Further activities include fishing, carriage rides and of course, wildlife viewing, as well as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in winter. The exclusive town of Bar Harbor provides visitors with a variety of dining places where you can get fresh lobster, and you may even catch sight of whales here.