Maine and the Downeast Acadia region is known more for its rugged, craggy coastline than for sandy beaches, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of places to park a beach chair. From Mount Desert Island east to the Schoodic Peninsula, here is “The Comprehensive Guide to Beaches near Acadia National Park.” Beaches Near Acadia...
We recently covered craft breweries near Acadia National Park for beer fans looking for a good brew after a day of great views. So naturally, we’re here to highlight the great wineries near Acadia National Park. Be sure to grab your copy of the Maine Wine Trail Map before you get started! Wineries Near Acadia...
Nothing goes with camping, hiking, and the great outdoors quite like a good local craft beer (More of a wine person? Check out our article on wineries near Acadia National Park). Maine has become a craft beer powerhouse in the last decade; growing from 34 to over 165 since 2011. In fact, Maine has become...
Visiting Acadia National Park in January is a uniquely awesome experience. Far removed from the hustle and bustle of summer vacation and the buzz of activity, the park takes on a new level of solitude. While much of the park is closed during the winter, there are still plenty of great winter hikes in Acadia...
Located at the front of the Acadia East Campground property, The Beehive campsite is a conveniently placed camping spot for folks that need a quick and easy place to pitch their tent without having to walk far. If you’re looking for a tent camping base to call home while you visit Acadia National Park’s Schoodic...
Want to know a little secret about visiting Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park? It’s NOT a little secret anymore! Sure, if you’re not from Maine, then you’ve probably Googled Bar Harbor or Acadia National Park and seen some iconic photo of a crowd-less wonderland. In reality, the area is being loved to death. Each...
Acadia National Park has been a popular destination for families for over 100 years. Located at the heart of Maine’s rugged coastline, the park is a spectacular display of geological wonders. From hiking and biking, to beaches and kayaking, there’s so much for you and your family to do in Acadia. Here are 9 outdoor...
For bicycling enthusiasts, there are few places as beautiful, quiet, and bicycle-friendly as the greater Downeast Acadia National Park and Schoodic region. Starting with the Schoodic National Scenic ByWay at the gateway sign by the Hancock-Sullivan Bridge on Route 1, a bicyclist can explore coastal Route 1 to the Schoodic Peninsula, down to the Schoodic...
UPDATE FOR 2022: The Island Explorer is returning to service. There are plenty of ways to get around and enjoy each section of Acadia National Park, whether by land, air, or sea. But, if you’re looking to kick back and leave the driving to someone else, the Island Explorer Shuttle is the way to go....
Acadia National Park is a magical place, full of adventure around every corner. In most cases, however, if you want to enjoy those adventures without the crowds, you’ve got to get up early. And to get up early, you’re probably going to need some caffeinated assistance. So, where are the Coffee Shops near Acadia National...
