Gorham Mountain is one of the most popular hiking destinations in Acadia National Park. The mountain’s elevation is 525 feet, and the trail is rated as moderate to strenuous, making it a great option for hikers of most skill levels. Getting to the Gorham Mountain Trailhead There are a couple options for getting to the...
Sand Beach is one of the most popular attractions in Acadia National Park. This beach is a crescent-shaped stretch of sand that is surrounded by rocky cliffs, making it a picturesque destination that offers visitors an unforgettable experience. In this guide, we will provide you with everything you need to know about Sand Beach, from...
Thunder Hole is a fascinating natural wonder located in Acadia National Park. It is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting the park. The site is named for the loud roaring sound made by the waves crashing against the rocks, creating a deep thunder-like boom that can be heard from quite a distance. Getting to Thunder...
Cadillac Mountain, located in Acadia National Park in Maine, is the tallest mountain on the eastern seaboard of the United States. With an elevation of 1,530 feet (466 meters), it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area, including Bar Harbor, Frenchman Bay, and the Porcupine Islands. Cadillac Mountain is a popular destination for visitors to...
Tidal Falls Preserve in Hancock Maine provides a beautiful setting for picnicking and exploring the unique tidal behavior and ecosystem of Downeast Maine. As with all public land that is protected and managed by the Frenchman Bay Conservancy, Tidal Falls Preserve highlights what makes this area of Maine so special. DayTrip: Tidal Falls Preserve in...
One of the most popular campsites at Acadia East Campground is the Wonderland Campsite. This centrally located camping spot was the first site established at Acadia East. The site itself is ideal for small families to larger groups of up to 6 campers. Please note: The Wonderland Campsite at Acadia East Campground is named after...
Acadia National Park, the crowned jewel of Maine. During the summer, this oceanside paradise becomes a tourism mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, but in the winter, well… that’s a whole different story. In Acadia’s offseason, much of the park closes down to vehicles. Visitor Centers close up and services are reduced. The park is still open,...
Heading East from Ellsworth, the busy tourist towns give away to a quieter, more authentic Downeast Maine experience. Coastal Route 1 takes you through the villages of Hancock and Sullivan along the Schoodic National Scenic ByWay to the Town of Gouldsboro. Gouldsboro, and the villages within it, represent the majority of the Schoodic Peninsula. Aside...
Located on Recreation Road, off Pond Road (Route 195) in Gouldsboro is the Jones Pond Recreation Area. This town-owned, public recreation space is located on the eastern side of Jones Pond, the largest body of freshwater on the Schoodic Peninsula. Things To Do Schoodic Peninsula: Jones Pond Recreation Area The Jones Pond Recreation Area is...
