Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park just finished in the 15th spot in a survey about what local natural landmarks Americans would most like to visit.

According to WGME 13, Maine's largest seasonal tourist destination will now be requiring masks inside all of the buildings on property.

Have you ever thought about visiting one of America's beautiful National Parks? Maybe you've never done it because of the drive of the cost of admission.

Three porcupines have been reported dead in Maine due to a mysterious virus coming from Canada.

As a life-long and avid cruiser, I actually completely understand this. Though passengers who have upcoming cruises with stops in Bar Harbor, Maine may not be as understanding.

There's a new "glampground" in Downeast Maine and it looks pretty impressive.

Entering these areas is a federal offense.

Last month, officials with Acadia National Park tested out their new "timed entry" reservation system for an 18 day period to see how things would work out for next year.

On August 4th, the National Park Service announced that Acadia National Park will begin the test reservation program for vehicles October 1st. The program will run October 1st through the 18th.

Thanks to two big time Maine politicians, families who have given so much are one step closer to free access to our country's National Parks.

It's become the new normal for companies whose employees are working from home because of the COVID-19 quarantine to hold meetings via Zoom or other video conferencing services.

Half Price Acadia National Park Passes Will Be Available For Sale During Most of the Month of December! Here's Where to Get Yours Beginning December 1st

Thunder Hole in Acadia National Park could be amazing on Saturday, with the remnants of Hurricane Dorian impacting the area, but it's very important that you follow the directions of the Rangers, and don't go climbing on rocks that are near the water and areas that are closed because of the danger of high waves and washover.