![]() Photo by Ashley L. Conti, Friends of Acadia, NPS The Scenic RouteThe Park Loop Road is one of three types of major road systems on the island. Constructed between 1921 and 1958, it allows motor vehicles access to the park separate from local roads and non-motorized carriage roads. Explore Main Areas![]() Sieur de MontsExplore the "Heart of Acadia" including the Nature Center, Wild Gardens of Acadia, and Abbe Museum. ![]() Sand Beach to Otter PointExplore Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, and Otter Cliffs on the rugged coastline of Acadia. ![]() Jordan PondLearn the cultural legacy behind Jordan Pond House and Rockefeller's carriage roads. ![]() Cadillac MountainDrive or hike up to enjoy very popular panoramic views from the tallest mountain on the eastern seaboard. Stops In Between![]() Carriage RoadsBike, walk, or take your own horse along the 45 miles of carriage roads in Acadia. ![]() Hiking in AcadiaMany choices and challenges await you on hiking trails across Acadia. ![]() For KidsLearn about all the ways that young people and their families can experience Acadia in their unique and special way. What Else to Know
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![]() Winter Activities in AcadiaLearn about short scenic drives and winter recreation opportunities to experience the off season at Acadia. ![]() Accessibility OptionsAcadia strives to make facilities as accessible as possible. Find information for accessibility in specific areas across the park. |
Last updated: September 27, 2022