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Acadia National Park
Newspaper Archive
 
2011 Beaver Log, top of front page

Past issues of the Beaver Log are posted on this page. Use them only to get a generalĀ idea of what happens from June through October, as ranger-led program schedules and other information vary from year to year. What happens next year will likely be different from what took place this year.

 

2011

2011 Beaver Log (pdf - 1mb)


2010

2010 Beaver Log (pdf - 779kb)


2009

September 2009 Beaver Log (pdf - 978kb)

July/August 2009 Beaver Log (pdf - 1.4mb)

June 2009 Beaver Log (pdf - 611kb)


 

2008

September/October
- with pictures (pdf - 1.2mb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 635kb)

July/August
- with pictures (pdf - 2.1mb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 1.2mb)

June
- with pictures (pdf - 595kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 136kb)


2007

September/October
- with pictures (pdf - 466kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 193kb)

July/August
- with pictures (pdf - 451kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 201kb)

JuneĀ 
- with pictures (pdf - 567kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 148kb)

May
- with pictures (pdf - 209kb)


2006

September/October
- with pictures (pdf - 503kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 357kb)

July/August
- with pictures (pdf - 405kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 357kb)

June
- with pictures (pdf - 392kb)
- without pictures for faster loading (pdf - 138kb)

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A girl stands along the stone steps of the Kurt Diederich Path in this historic image taken around 1920.

Did You Know?
Acadia National Park contains more than 120 miles of historic hiking trails. Many of these trails were established by local village improvement societies in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Today many of the historic features, such as stonework, are still visible.

Last Updated: October 31, 2011 at 13:59 MST