![]() Hiking in Acadia
Many choices and challenges await you on hiking trails across Acadia. ![]() Bicycling
Explore the 45 miles of historic carriage roads on two-wheels. ![]() Birdwatching
Loons, peregrines, snowy owls, bald eagles, cormorants, and more ![]() Stargazing
Interested in stargazing and astrophotography? Find out about ranger programs and best places to view night skies at Acadia. ![]() Leave No Trace
Acadia National Park is committed to promoting Leave No Trace and encouraging visitors to minimize their impact during their visit. ![]() Swimming
A few freshwater and ocean locations permit swimming on Mount Desert Island. ![]() Tidepooling
Explore tide pools and learn about these unique ecosystems at Acadia. ![]() Historic Places
Park history and the culture of this area are evident in its places: historic structures, lighthouses, memorial paths, bridges, and more. ![]() Boating
A number of lakes and ponds on Mount Desert Island permit boating. |
Last updated: May 10, 2022