Acadia National Park is unique because it is located on an island (Mount Desert Island) off the coast of Maine. The park has a lot to offer and in our short day and a half trip there, we took advantage of most of it. We went on two hikes - one off the coast and one on Acadia Mountain, climbing the 681 ft elevated mountain. We also went swimming in Echo Lake - so refreshing and drove around the entire Cadillac Mountain. Definitely a park we want to come back to!
The view off the top of Cadillac Mountain.
Hiking along the coast.
"Thunder Hole" - where waves crash and supposidly create a thunder vibration. Not so thunderous when we were there.
The only beach on the island, called "Sand Beach".
Lighthouse where the US Coast Guard and families still live.
Campsite at Seawall campground in Acadia National Park.
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