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Acadia National Park
Photo Gallery

These photo galleries contain images of people, places, objects, and events that are significant to Acadia National Park. The images in each photo gallery may be viewed individually or as a slide show. Many of the images are downloadable as high resolution JPG files.

If you would like to view some panoramic images of Acadia, be sure to check out our PanoramAcadia page.


 
Baker Island Scenery

Baker Island
Baker Island, located about three miles south of Mount Desert Island, is one of many offshore islands protected as part of Acadia National Park. View these images of the lighthouse and storm-sculpted scenery as you imagine what life on Baker Island was like.

 
George B. Dorr

Founders of Acadia

It took the hard work and vision of many people to protect the land that is now Acadia. Here are images of some of the people who helped make Acadia National Park happen.

 
Pink tape marks off a granite slab over a trail.

Earthquake Effects
See some of the effects of the October 2, 2006, earthquake on roads and trails in the park.

 
Enjoying the view.

Out and About
Acadia boasts a variety of year-round outdoor activities.

 
Peregrine Chick
Peregrine Falcons
This collection contains images from the Peregrine Watch program and some nice shots taken during the banding of peregrine chicks at the Precipice nesting site.
 
A ranger helps out some visitors.
Ranger Programs
Curious about Acadia's ranger-led programs? Check out this gallery of images from a wide variety of ranger programs.
 
Colorful fall trees in the fall
Seasons
Wonder what it's like in Acadia during the spring, summer, fall, or winter? Check out this gallery to see a variety of images from different times of the year. Pictures include scenery, activities, animals, and more.
 
Schoodic Sunset
Views From Around the Park
Check out photos of some of the most well-known scenic spots in Acadia, as well as some hidden gems.
 
Wood Frog

Wildlife
See a sampling of Acadia's seasonal and year-round residents.

CCC members take a break from their work to admire the view along the ocean.  

Did You Know?
The Civilian Conservation Corps performed important work in Acadia National Park, including clearing brush, setting stones, and constructing Seawall Campground. Today park headquarters is located in the former CCC camp.

Last Updated: September 29, 2009 at 15:16 EST