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Facility Closures

Operating Hours & Seasons

Find a detailed list of park facility opening and closing dates

Roads and Parking Lots

Several road construction projects are in store for the Park Loop Road in Fall 2024. For a description, watch for a forthcoming press release at go.nps.gov/AcadiaNews

Carriage Roads

No official closures at this time

 

Beaches

Sand Beach, Echo Lake Beach, and Lake Wood are monitored weekly for bacteria from June through August. Read more information on the bacteria monitoring program.

• Check out the Current Beach Status (Fresh Water Sites)

• Check out the Current Beach Status (Sand Beach)

 

Trails

 

Village Connector Trails from Great Meadow Loop to Great Meadow Drive

Village connector trails outside the park, along Cromwell Harbor Road from Great Meadow Loop to Great Meadow Drive, are closed to improve safety and accessibility. Hikers can walk along the roadway to access trails into the Sieur de Monts area.

Read more about this aspect of the project on the Friends of Acadia website.

 

Portions of Ocean Path don't exist anymore after the Jan 10 winter storm. (NPS Photo)

Winter Storms January 2024

Scientists’ predictions of more frequent extreme weather events as a result of climate change were a reality for Acadia National Park this winter and spring. Sections of the park endured storm damage throughout multiple extreme storms. As the NPS continues to assess storm damage throughout the park, visitors should exercise caution while exploring.

• About 200 feet of the right lane of the Schoodic Loop Road was undermined. The road remains passable and open to visitors.

• Some hiking trails have had significant impacts, including sections of Ocean Path.

• The railing and staircase leading to Sand Beach has been damaged by debris and storm surge. The sand dunes and cliff faces have eroded significantly.

• Little Hunters Beach is closed. The lower potion of the wooden steps is washed out and there is significant erosion to the cliff face.

• Otter Cove Causeway has damage to the riprap retaining wall with some undermining of the road. The park’s seasonal waterline is exposed and twisted for several hundred feet and could be damaged. The portion of Otter Cove Trail that traverses the causeway is destroyed.

• Seawall Picnic Area experienced significant damage from debris and downed trees. Seawall Campground experienced significant damage from downed and hazard trees.

• Several locations in the park, including but not limited to Thompson Island Picnic Area, Park Loop Road, and Schoodic Loop Road, require debris clean up.

• The foundation of the Blue Duck Ships Store next to the Islesford Historical Museum has been undermined.

• Rockefeller Hall roof leak has caused portions of the interior to experience water damage to the ceiling and walls.

Acadia National Park staff continue to assess storm damage.

 

 

 

 

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Be prepared for quick weather changes from warm and sunny to cold and rainy. Weather on Cadillac Mountain and Acadia's other mountain peaks can be drastically different from temperatures in Bar Harbor or elsewhere on the island. For more information on weather throughout the year, visit our Weather page.

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