Acadia National Park Multisport Adventure, Maine

Portland, Maine

Portland is Maine's largest city, a vibrant coastal hub renowned for its historic Old Port, working waterfront, and nationally celebrated culinary scene

Bar Harbor, Maine

A charming, rugged seaside town on Mount Desert Island, famous as the main gateway to Acadia National Park, it blends stunning ocean views and fresh seafood

Frenchman Bay

Frenchman Bay is a scenic, island-dotted body of ocean water framing Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park, popular for boating, wildlife, and coastal hiking

Jordon Pond, Acadia National Park

A crystal-clear, glacier-carved tarn in Acadia National Park, Maine, famous for the stunning "Bubbles" peaks and iconic popovers in the nearby tea room

Cadillac Mountain North Ridge Trail

Hike leading to Acadia's highest peak on the U.S. eastern seaboard, with sweeping ocean and Bar Harbor views, and is famous for its sunrises

Otter Cliffs, Maine

Otter Cliffs in Acadia National Park are spectacular, 110-foot-tall pink granite sea cliffs that offer breathtaking ocean views and world-class rock climbing

Carriage Roads, Acadia National Park

45 miles of car-free, gravel roads built by John D. Rockefeller Jr., weaving through Acadia's forests and valleys for cyclists, hikers, and equestrians

Great Head, Acadia National Park

A dramatic, pink-granite peninsula in Acadia National Park, rising 145 feet above the Atlantic, it is a popular trail with rugged coastal cliffs