Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park is our neighbor, and provides access to hiking trails, coastline views, carriage roads and more.

A foliage view with a hiking way sign in the foreground

Acadia National Park is one of the most visited National Parks in the U.S., with mountains, forests, lakes, carriage roads, and a dramatic rocky coastline all within a relatively compact area, it's easy to see why.

Spend the day hiking, biking the carriage roads, visiting scenic overlooks, exploring the coast, or simply driving through the park and stopping wherever catches your attention. With so many different ways to experience Acadia, it works just as well for an ambitious day outdoors as it does for a slower day of sightseeing.

We offer trail maps and guide books in the Parlor for guests to borrow, and are happy to offer any recommendations.

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Spend your days exploring Acadia and Mount Desert Island, then return to the comfort and character of a small historic inn.

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