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Operating Hours & SeasonsThe Park is open all year, although most facilities are closed in the winter.
Information, Acadia National Park
Explore Information in Acadia National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Information Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Information guide to compare the stops that belong together in Acadia National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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OverviewWith amazing coastal views and 49,000 acres to explore, the Park offers an abundance of hiking, biking, and sightseeing options.
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Historic Carriage RoadsThis network of scenic roads was originally designed for horse-drawn carriages, but is also enjoyed by bikers and hikers today.
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Traffic & Travel TipsSome tips regarding parking and travel on Park Loop Road in summer.
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Schoodic PeninsulaAn incredibly beautiful area of the Park for discovering the rugged coast of Maine without congestion or traffic.
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Island Explorer Shuttle BusThe official shuttle bus service for Acadia National Park.
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WeatherForecasts can change quickly in Acadia and the fog can be thicker than New England clam chowda...sometimes.
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Activities
HikingPack, park, and hike! There are miles and miles of trails to explore in Acadia. Here are some tips.
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BirdingBring your binoculars and a book and discover the many different species of birds in the Park.
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WildlifeNumerous species of birds, small mammals, and plenty of fish call Acadia National Park home.
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Trees and PlantsWildflowers, spruce trees, and algae are among the vegetation that is native to Acadia National Park.
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KayakingKayaking is a wonderful way to explore Acadia from it's coves, beaches, and inlets.
