There are 158 miles of hiking trails in Acadia. More at go.nps.gov/HikeAcadia
There are 45 miles of historic carriage roads in Acadia. More at go.nps.gov/carriageroads
Entrance fees are required year round. More at go.nps.gov/AcadiaPass
A vehicle reservation is required to drive the Cadillac Summit Road from late-May to mid-October. More at go.nps.gov/AcadiaVehicleReservations

About

Granite headlands and rocky Atlantic coastlines define this stretch of Maine, where you can drive historic motor roads or cycle through miles of carriage paths. Most people head here to hike the coastal trails or catch the sunrise from the highest peaks on Mount Desert Island.

Quick Facts

Notable for: highest rocky headlands along the Atlantic coastline of the United States, an abundance of habitats, and a rich cultural heritage

Founded: July 8, 1916

EV charging notes

  • FREE Island Explorer Buses to reduce your carbon footprint, pollution, and traffic and parking hasslesSource: www.visitbarharbor.com

Camping and fees

Entry fee
: required year-roundSource: www.nps.gov
Reservations
: required to drive Cadillac Summit Road from mid-May into OctoberSource: www.nps.gov

Seasons

  • Season note (May to October)Vehicle access for Stargazing at Cadillac Summit is managed by a Vehicle Reservation System from May to October, and the road closes each night at 9:00 pm.Source: www.nps.gov
  • Road closure (From December)The Park Loop Road closes on December 1, unless there is a significant snowfall that forces an earlier closure.Source: www.nps.gov

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Sources

Trips featuring Acadia National Park