The perfect Acadia itinerary for 2 to 3 days. How to plan your Acadia National Park itinerary, when to go, how many days do you need.

First timer's guide to visiting this New England hidden gem and the top beautiful things to do in Acadia National Park.

If you want to plan a road trip from Portland to Acadia National Park, you are in the right place! Even though you can drive to Acadia National Park within a few hours from Portland, I recommend taking at least a full day to enjoy a scenic drive along the coast. This guide has everything you need to know about the best Portland to Acadia National Park road trip, so you can plan an incredible trip!

Bar Harbor has great restaurants and shops, while Acadia is full of hikes and outdoor activities. Click here for 6 of the best things to do in Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park during your next trip!

Explore the rugged coastline and dramatic mountains of Acadia National Park with this list of things you can't miss — written by a former park ranger!

Discover the best things to do in Acadia National Park, Maine! Plan hikes, take scenic drives, bike the carriage roads, and visit Bar Harbor!

A year-long adventure to all 59 of the U.S. National Parks during 52 weeks to celebrate the NPS centennial in 2016. #59in52

This is the perfect three-day itinerary for Acadia National Park. This itinerary has everything you need to know for planning your itinerary to Acadia National National Park. This itinerary includes a hike, swimming, where to eat, and which overlooks offer the best views. If you are considering a tr

Nestled along the rugged coast of Maine, Acadia National Park is a true gem that offers a breathtaking blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventures, from towering granite peaks to serene freshwater lakes, inviting visitors to hike, bike, kayak, and explore the park's hidden gems and local cuisine.

A steep climb to the top of this small mountain with wonderful views out over the Atlantic and surrounding Acadia hills The Beehive Trail is a very popular moderate to difficult out and back or loop trail using iron rungs on ledges of exposed cliffs, and is very steep, offering spectacular views of Sand Beach and the surrounding area at Acadia National Park. Start just north of and across the One way loop road from the Sand Beach parking area, climbing steps and through the forest to some…