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Acadia National Park
Acodia National Park is located on the Atlantic coast of Maine, the United States, on both sides of Frenchman Bay, covering an area of 168 square kilometers. Built in early 1916, it became Lafayette National Park in 1919 and changed to its current name in 1929. The entire national park is scattered on the three small islands of Mountdesertisland, Schoodicpeninsula and Isleauhaut. Its main attractions are concentrated on Mountdesertisland, and the 27-mile-long park loop route on the island captures the essence of the entire park: rugged reefs, lush greenery. Forests, winding coastlines, towering peaks, deep fjords, mirror-like lakes, magnificent tides, and an endless blue sea without a trace of mottled, this picturesque scenery It outlines the outline of Acodia National Park. The island's 1,530-foot-tall Cadillac Mountain is not only the highest point in the park, but also the highest mountain on the eastern coast of the United States. Looking out from the peak of this towering mountain on the island, the vast and magnificent scenery in front of you makes you feel a kind of heroic spirit that is born out of the sky and sees the mountains and small mountains. The Basharbor Lighthouse on the southern tip of the island is a lighthouse on the island that is not included in the park loop because it is farther from the park's main attractions.Mt Desert · 16.8km from Sorrento
Mt Desert Island
There are many small islands along MountDesertIsland. Walking along the island, the scenery is very beautiful.Bar Harbor · 13.2km from Sorrento
Tidal Falls Preserve
Hancock · 6.2km from Sorrento
Cadillac Mountain
A stunning view of the sunset. The mountain also provides an excellent view of Mount Desert Island and Bar Harbor.Bar Harbor · 14km from Sorrento
Thunder Hole
Bar Harbor · 17km from Sorrento
Wild Gardens of Acadia
Bar Harbor · 12.6km from Sorrento
Sand Beach
Bar Harbor · 16km from Sorrento
Schoodic Point
Winter Harbor · 18.2km from Sorrento
Jordan Pond
Mt Desert · 16.7km from Sorrento
Hadley Point Beach
Hancock County · 11.7km from Sorrento
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sculptor10 March 2022
4.0
Acadia National Park is a United States national park located on the coast of Maine. The park contains the highest peaks on the Atlantic coast of the United States. The park protects about half of Mount Desert Island. There is a lighthouse at the entrance to Bass Harbor in the southwest of Mount Desert Island, marking the entrance to Bass Harbor and Blue Mountain Bay.
Acadia National Park
游美生活20 October 2019
5.0
Maine lobster is the best, a great place for a relaxing vacation
Mt Desert Island
大姐小露開心果21 October 2020
5.0
Acadia National Park
Located southwest of Bar Harbor, Maine
It is the oldest national park in the United States
Although it covers only 198 square kilometers, it has the most diverse landscapes
From the coast, lakes, mountains, glacial terrain, to giant granite and other beautiful secrets, the natural scenery is different in each season
So it is one of the most popular national parks in the United States
In the early morning of autumn
Breathing the cool air
We walked through the trails in the forest
Searching for autumn colors
It took some effort to climb Cadillac Mountain
A 180-degree panoramic view of the beautiful scenery without blind spots
It was really worth the trip~
Cadillac Mountain