The first national park east of the Mississippi, Maine’s Acadia National Park comprises nearly 50,000 acres of rocky coastline on Mount Desert Island and other smaller islands and a slice of the Schoodic Peninsula on the mainland. Though one of America’s smaller national parks, Acadia is one of the most visited and most beloved.
This glorious patchwork of parkland, private property, and seaside villages seasonally fills with what residents call “the summer people”—visitors getting their fill of the scenic splendor and serenity that Acadia has to offer in spades.
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