Looking for a great vacation rental near Acadia National Park? This cozy Airbnb is a peaceful and idyllic spot to get away and enjoy nature.

the park closes the access road for the winter season. Pack blankets and hold on to your hats, too, as it gets chillier as you ascend. Jordan Pond is a gorgeous lake in Acadia and is one no ...

If you're planning a vacation to Maine this summer, keep in mind that one section of Acadia National Park will soon require ... the date and start time. You do not need to make a reservation ...

Park visitors agree: riding along the 27-mile Park Loop Road is the best way to do a quick tour of Acadia (and makes a strong case for renting a car). Popular sights and trails like Sand Beach ...

What they said: “Sand Beach may be the best spot to dip your toes in the sand at Maine’s famed Acadia National Park. If you plan to visit during the popular summer season, expect some big ...

Sheridan Steele retired after 38 years in the National Park Service, from Acadia National Park in Maine, where he was superintendent ... and resources needed to do their jobs, including ...

"View Finders," a GPB nature show focused on two photographers hitting beautiful parks and lands, has landed a national audience for its third season.

If you're planning a vacation to Maine this summer, keep in mind that one section of Acadia National Park will soon require ... and you don't need a reservation to do so. Vehicle reservations ...

What they said: “Sand Beach may be the best spot to dip your toes in the sand at Maine’s famed Acadia National Park. If you plan to visit during the popular summer season, expect some big ...

These five U.S. destinations are amazing in their own right, but they will also make you feel especially welcome ...

Give this podcast episode a listen as we discuss visiting MidCoast Maine in the summer, including our favorite towns, ...

Acadia National Park, a bunch of trees that haven’t burned (yet), first-rate colleges, universities, research institutes and all the little green crabs one can eat. How about the Gulf of Maine?