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Acadia

Acadia National Park protects the natural beauty of the highest rocky headlands along the Atlantic coastline of the United States, an abundance of habitats, and a rich cultural heritage. At 4 million visits a year, it's one of the top 10 most-visited national parks in the United States. Visitors enjoy 27 miles of historic motor roads, 158 miles of hiking trails, and 45 miles of carriage roads. Operating-hours data available from NPS. Entrance-fee data available from NPS.

Use this park condition page to compare map context, current alerts, facilities, weather, and planning recommendations before shaping a one-day visit.

For a perfect Acadia day, start with the official alert status, then decide which mapped stops, short walks, scenic drives, and backup options still fit your group.

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Acadia National Park

Forecast

Partly Cloudy

Coverage: stale

Air quality

AQI 31

Coverage: stale

Sunrise / sunset

5:55 AM EDT / 7:09 PM EDT

793 daylight minutes

Major alerts

4

Important alerts active

Planning help

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Acadia

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Interests

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Park map layers

Acadia activity map

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Facilities and recreation

Mapped places to consider, with limits in mind.

Activity

60 official or mapped records available here

Campground

4 official or mapped records available here

Event

164 official or mapped records available here

Place

169 official or mapped records available here

Visitor Center

6 official or mapped records available here

Sources and freshness

Where these notes come from.

Official: NPS park profile, alerts, links, and cached feature records.

Community-mapped: OpenStreetMap features and amenities where available.

Application-derived: Scoring, daylight, freshness, data coverage, and condition labels.

AI explanation: Plain-language summaries over selected facts only.

Official links

Check the official details before you go.

Planning guides

Build the rest of the day around the park conditions.

Choose your first stops with the must-see stop guide, then use current alerts and mapped facilities here to decide what should stay flexible.

If heat, storms, wind, snow, or limited visibility could affect your route, pair this page with the changing weather guide before locking in the day.

For practical logistics, review arrival timing and the food and water checklist.

To compare this park with other U.S. national parks, return to the full park directory.