The 45 miles of carriage roads in Acadia are for hikers, bikers, horse riders and carriage drivers - no motor vehicles are allowed. The ten miles of carriage roads outside the park are for hikers...

At 1,532 feet, Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park is the highest point in Hancock County, and the highest within 25 miles (40 km) of the coastline of the Eastern United States.  It is also the...

Half-mile long trail for experienced hikers at Acadia.

Rock climbing on a seacliff in Acadia National Park is a singularly unique Maine experience. Join our professional guides on small, personalized rock climbing courses and Climb Acadia! All ages and ability levels are welcome. Half day and full day courses are available for families, couples and individuals. Low guide-to-client ratios. Visit our website for more information and photos. Climbing in Acadia since 1974 -- owned by Jeff Butterfield, author of "Acadia: A Climber's Guide."

Center offering visitors an audio-visual presentation, maps, special events and the opportunity to talk to rangers.

Stables that offer one- and two-hour carriage rides in Acadia National Park.

Thunder Hole is located in the one place in the country where mountains actually touch the sea.  It is an amazing testimony to Mother Nature, where, when the tide turns, a thundering impact of the...

Scenic 22-mile loop through Acadia National Park welcomes hikers, horseback riders and bikers along its scenic route.

Jordan Pond offers two kinds of hiking experiences.  One is on a hiking trail.  Two trails start from the south end of the Pond, from the grounds behind the Jordan Pond House restaurant.  One 3-mile...

A two-mile stroll through woodlands and wetlands.

Three-hour program at Acadia National Park on birds and their natural history.

Acadia National Park's visitor center.