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A new accessible carriage was added to the fleet of carriages used by park concessionaire, Carriages of Acadia, for tours in the park.

Creating Tomorrow’s Stewards through a creative blend of virtual, self-guided, and in-person programming.

Margaret Stupka, a trained botanist working in Acadia; Zoë Smiarowski is a recent National Park Service intern on women’s history.

Housing challenges impact vital work in Acadia National Park.

Acadia National Park continues the long-running effort to restore the Cadillac Mountain summit.

After 35 years with the National Park Service—most of it as
Trails Foreman—Gary Stellpflug knows just about every inch
of Acadia’s 155-mile trail system.

Education Ranger Mackette McCormack developed a program around climate change that enables students to learn, engage, and problem solve.

Car-free Itineraries to Explore the Park in a More Environmentally Friendly Way

Tips for getting around Acadia National Park aboard an Island Explorer shuttle.

This summer, Tim Mount and Lynne Macco became the first to reside at the Bass Harbor Head Light Station since it was transferred in 2020 to the National Park Service.