From the article “Acadia National Park: Mountain Playground by the Sea” by Herbert J. Seligmann in our August 1959 issue.
An hour’s drive from Bar Harbor, on the far side of Frenchman Bay, the already-scenic Schoodic Peninsula is now even more inviting.
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from October's, Cadillac Mountain picture.
A public bathroom in Seal Harbor donated by John D. Rockefeller is in danger of falling to pieces.
Scientists aim to unravel the mysteries of migration in the Gulf of Maine.
How one couple fell hard for the unlikeliest of love nests.
One writer’s earliest childhood memory: fleeing the blaze that forever changed Bar Harbor.
The park is a day hiker’s paradise with some 125 miles of trails, from shoreline strolls to rocky, exposed ridge routes. Here are a few of our favorites.
We took a group of our readers on an unforgettable week of photography and exploration in Acadia National Park, along with some of our favorite contributing photographers.
While light pollution affects most of the United States and Europe, the sky around Acadia remains the largest expanse of dark sky east of the Mississippi River.
One of the most ambitious river restorations ever undertaken in the United States is happening on the Penobscot River.
Fill up the tank and get behind the wheel. In a new book Dan Tobyne shares the best drives Maine has to offer.