Missing Mansion

Take a hike on one of Acadia's lesser known trails with a ranger to explore the ruins of the historic Oldfarm mansion and learn about the history of George Dorr, the park's first superintendent and founder of Acadia. The 10# Blackwoods island explorer shuttle will trave......More

Take a hike on one of Acadia's lesser known trails with a ranger to explore the ruins of the historic Oldfarm mansion and learn about the history of George Dorr, the park's first superintendent and founder of Acadia. The 10# Blackwoods island explorer shuttle will travel by this location if participants prefer not to drive.  Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Compass Harbor Parking Lot

What's the Porcu-point?: Porcupines in Acadia

Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond for a 45 minute program into the world of Acadia's porcupines. Learn about what porcupines do for Acadia, and what you can do for porcupines! This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. You may ......More

Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond for a 45 minute program into the world of Acadia's porcupines. Learn about what porcupines do for Acadia, and what you can do for porcupines! This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility 

On the grass in front of the South Lot of Jordan Pond.

Twilight Talk: Goodnight Acadia!

As the sun goes down, some animals are just waking up! Join rangers at this family-friendly program on Sand Beach to learn more about crepuscular and nocturnal animals in Acadia National Park. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Looking for a full evening of progr......More

As the sun goes down, some animals are just waking up! Join rangers at this family-friendly program on Sand Beach to learn more about crepuscular and nocturnal animals in Acadia National Park. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Looking for a full evening of programming? Consider staying for Acadia's Night Sky Program, which starts one hour after the conclusion of Twilight Talk.  Need to know:Conditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind, cold, and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers, insect repellent, and something to sit on comfortably.Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs, then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris.The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Program will take place on Sand Beach. Visitors must descend a staircase to reach the program location.

Evening Program: Acadia's Night Sky

Join rangers on this unique program at Sand Beach to view and learn about Acadia’s amazing night sky! Dress warmly bring something to lie on and please minimize flashlight use to preserve night vision. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear. Use of stairs r......More

Join rangers on this unique program at Sand Beach to view and learn about Acadia’s amazing night sky! Dress warmly bring something to lie on and please minimize flashlight use to preserve night vision. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear. Use of stairs required to access the beach viewing site. Need to Know:All traffic must turn left onto the one-way Park Loop Road when exiting the Sand Beach parking lotConditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind cold and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers and something to sit or lie back on comfortably. Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris. Program attendees will have sensitive eyes as their vision adjusts to the darkness. If you are arriving after dark please help protect everyone's night vision by directing your flashlights towards the ground and minimizing use of light once you've safely found your place on the beach. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.This free program is a popular one arrive early to secure a parking spot and your place on the beach. Accessibility: You may request sign language live audio description assistive listening devices or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-8832 or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Sand Beach

Hike With a Ranger! Acadia's Trails from the Granite Up

Experience Acadia National Park's trails in a new light on this technical hiking program. Learn how the granite we scramble up, down, and around evolved from magma to the engineered paths of skilled craftsmen we now explore.Important Visitor Information: Ages 10 and up.......More

Experience Acadia National Park's trails in a new light on this technical hiking program. Learn how the granite we scramble up, down, and around evolved from magma to the engineered paths of skilled craftsmen we now explore.Important Visitor Information: Ages 10 and up. Child carriers prohibited. No dogs. Program limited to 19 participants.Trail Conditions: While only 1.5 miles in distance, this is an advanced hiking program involving rocky scrambles, iron rung ladders, steep dropoffs, and more. Attendees should be prepared to scale rocky ascents using their hands and feet. Alternate route will be used in inclimate weather.Duration: 2 Hours.Location: Gorham Mountain Trailhead Parking Lot, on the right side of Park Loop Road south of Thunder Hole.What to Bring: 1 liter of water (minimum), insect repellent, sunscreen, close-toed hiking-specific shoes, layers/rain gear appropriate for forecasted conditions.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accomodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at (207) 288-3338, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Gorham Mountain Trailhead Parking Lot.

Carriage Road Bike Tour

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request......More

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

Owl Prowl

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.HOO would like to learn about the owls of Acadia? Prowl with a ranger through prime owl habitat to better understand these ......More

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.HOO would like to learn about the owls of Acadia? Prowl with a ranger through prime owl habitat to better understand these mysterious and fascinating birds.This hour long walking program will travel less than 1 mile over mostly even terrain with no elevation gain and will include multiple stops.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Available upon reservation

Carroll Homestead Open House

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on si......More

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on site.You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Drop-in Stewardship Volunteering with Friends of Acadia

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday fro......More

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from June through the end of October. While being led by our amazing Volunteer Crew Leaders, you’ll help with important work like cutting back vegetation, clearing drainage features, building bogwalk, tread work, weeding carriage roads, and other tasks.Projects run from 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., weather permitting, and no experience or reservation is required!

Park and meet at the Hulls Cove Storage Facility, located near the Hulls Cove Visitor Center, Visitor Center Rd, Bar Harbor, ME 04609. (This is the same location as in 2024. Park HQ is under construction.)Enter via the Hulls Cove Visitor Center entra

Hike With a Ranger! Valleys and Peaks: Building Acadia's Trails

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Acadia's trail network is a beloved feature of the Park, but how did it come to be? This 2.5 hour guided mountain hike cele......More

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Acadia's trail network is a beloved feature of the Park, but how did it come to be? This 2.5 hour guided mountain hike celebrates the influential moments of trial and triumph that built Acadia. Traverse a fern-lined valley, ascend a network of carved stone staircases, and visit the site of the park's only remaining fire tower.Important Visitor Information: Toilets available in parking area, no running water or bottle fill stations. Please bring enough water to last through the hike. Limited to 19 participants. No dogs.Location: Location given upon registration.Trail conditions: Route includes rocky terrain, elevation gain, stone steps, rock staircases, scrambles, and occasional hazards along 2.3 miles of trail. Program is 2.5 hours long, visitors should be prepared to be on their feet for the majority of the time. Trail includes forested sections and open exposure to the elements. Slippery when wet. Alternate trail route for rain.What to bring: Insect repellent, water, sunscreen, good hiking shoes, layers/rain gear appropriate for the weather. Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Location given upon registration.

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

Carroll Homestead Open House

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on si......More

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on site.You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Carriage Road Bike Tour

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request......More

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

You talkin' to me? Bilingual Program (English/Français)

Bilingual Cultural History Program (10-11 AM) Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond to learn about the history of communication at Acadia! Listen to stories about the Wabanaki, French, and modern-day visitors to the island.  This program meets in the grassy area in front and t......More

Bilingual Cultural History Program (10-11 AM) Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond to learn about the history of communication at Acadia! Listen to stories about the Wabanaki, French, and modern-day visitors to the island.  This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility  ***Retrouvez un Ranger près de Jordan Pond pour une programme sur l'histoire de la communication à Acadia ! Écoutez des récits concernant les Wabanakis, les Français et les visiteurs contemporains de l'île. Le point de rendez-vous se situe sur la pelouse, devant et à gauche du Jordan Pond House. Vous pouvez demander une interprétation en langue des signes, une audiodescription en direct, des appareils d'aide à l'écoute ou tout autre aménagement pour les événements ou activités du parc d'Acadia en nous contactant au moins 10 jours à l'avance. Pour en savoir plus, consultez la page https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. Le point de rendez-vous se situe sur la pelouse, devant et à gauche du Jordan Pond House.

Twilight Talk: Seafaring Ships and Safety

Come learn how ships maneuver through the obstacles and dangers of Acadia's coastline and how lighthouses and buoys aid their navigation. Family friendly with an activity. Need to know:Conditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind, cold, and mo......More

Come learn how ships maneuver through the obstacles and dangers of Acadia's coastline and how lighthouses and buoys aid their navigation. Family friendly with an activity. Need to know:Conditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind, cold, and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers, insect repellent, and something to sit on comfortably.Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs, then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris.The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Program will take place on Sand Beach. Visitors must descend a staircase to reach the program location.

Evening Program: Acadia's Night Sky

Join rangers on this unique program at Sand Beach to view and learn about Acadia’s amazing night sky! Dress warmly bring something to lie on and please minimize flashlight use to preserve night vision. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear. Use of stairs r......More

Join rangers on this unique program at Sand Beach to view and learn about Acadia’s amazing night sky! Dress warmly bring something to lie on and please minimize flashlight use to preserve night vision. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear. Use of stairs required to access the beach viewing site. Need to Know:All traffic must turn left onto the one-way Park Loop Road when exiting the Sand Beach parking lotConditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind cold and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers and something to sit or lie back on comfortably. Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris. Program attendees will have sensitive eyes as their vision adjusts to the darkness. If you are arriving after dark please help protect everyone's night vision by directing your flashlights towards the ground and minimizing use of light once you've safely found your place on the beach. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.This free program is a popular one arrive early to secure a parking spot and your place on the beach. Accessibility: You may request sign language live audio description assistive listening devices or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-8832 or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Sand Beach

Drop-in Stewardship Volunteering with Friends of Acadia

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday fro......More

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from June through the end of October. While being led by our amazing Volunteer Crew Leaders, you’ll help with important work like cutting back vegetation, clearing drainage features, building bogwalk, tread work, weeding carriage roads, and other tasks.Projects run from 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., weather permitting, and no experience or reservation is required!

Park and meet at the Hulls Cove Storage Facility, located near the Hulls Cove Visitor Center, Visitor Center Rd, Bar Harbor, ME 04609. (This is the same location as in 2024. Park HQ is under construction.)Enter via the Hulls Cove Visitor Center entra

Hike With a Ranger: To See it All...

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Pursue one of Acadia’s most iconic summits for surrounding views of everything that makes the park famous while learning ab......More

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Pursue one of Acadia’s most iconic summits for surrounding views of everything that makes the park famous while learning about the history of the area’s rusticators and founders of Acadia. Strenuous hike- please call for more info! Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Wetland Walk

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 -option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Join a ranger on a mostly level 1.5 mile walk to learn about the natural history of wetlands and their importance as an ec......More

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 -option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Join a ranger on a mostly level 1.5 mile walk to learn about the natural history of wetlands and their importance as an ecosystem.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

Carroll Homestead Open House

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on si......More

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on site.You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Sharing the Family Story at the Carroll Homestead

Join a family descendant to learn more about the Carroll Homestead and one family's experience along the Maine coast during the 19th century. Carroll Homestead is located off Route 102 on Mount Desert Island.

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Carriage Road Bike Tour

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request......More

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Cultures and Coasts: Ocean Path Hike 

Hike with a ranger along the Ocean Path trail and learn about Acadia's connection to the culture, history and beauty of coastal Maine. This 2-mile guided hike begins at the Gorham Mountain parking lot. Visitors can park in the parking lot or in the right lane of the roa......More

Hike with a ranger along the Ocean Path trail and learn about Acadia's connection to the culture, history and beauty of coastal Maine. This 2-mile guided hike begins at the Gorham Mountain parking lot. Visitors can park in the parking lot or in the right lane of the road with all four tires on the pavement. Trail is a mix of flat gravel and rocky uphill granite stones. Not recommend for visitors who cannot walk up granite steps. Closed toed shoes, bug spray, water, sunscreen, snacks and extra clothes are recommend.

Gorham Mountain Parking

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

Carroll Homestead Open House

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on si......More

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on site.You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Pines of Acadia

Welcome to the Pine Tree State! Get to know some of the trees of Acadia. Join for a guided walk where we will learn how to identify tree species, and why the pine tree has become so iconic and symbolic for our region. Trail Conditions: We will walk 0.5 miles on the carr......More

Welcome to the Pine Tree State! Get to know some of the trees of Acadia. Join for a guided walk where we will learn how to identify tree species, and why the pine tree has become so iconic and symbolic for our region. Trail Conditions: We will walk 0.5 miles on the carriages roads, heading toward the East side of Eagle Lake. The carriage roads will be wide, gravel paths with little elevation. Be prepared to walk 0.5 miles back to the starting location of the program after the tour, or continue on your own walk on the carriage roads! Location:  Meet at the Eagle Lake Parking Lot near the restrooms.  Not the boat ramp.   

Eagle Lake Parking Area

Blackwoods Campground Evening Program

Discover how you and your pet can safely explore Acadia National Park by following Leave No Trace and BARK Ranger principles.  Join our program to learn responsible recreation tips that protect the park's natural beauty and wildlife.  Program takes place in the amphithe......More

Discover how you and your pet can safely explore Acadia National Park by following Leave No Trace and BARK Ranger principles.  Join our program to learn responsible recreation tips that protect the park's natural beauty and wildlife.  Program takes place in the amphitheater at the campground. Please, families with dogs must keep a distance from other pets and may be asked to leave if they disrupt the progam. 

Drop-in Stewardship Volunteering with Friends of Acadia

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday fro......More

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from June through the end of October. While being led by our amazing Volunteer Crew Leaders, you’ll help with important work like cutting back vegetation, clearing drainage features, building bogwalk, tread work, weeding carriage roads, and other tasks.Projects run from 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., weather permitting, and no experience or reservation is required!

Park and meet at the Hulls Cove Storage Facility, located near the Hulls Cove Visitor Center, Visitor Center Rd, Bar Harbor, ME 04609. (This is the same location as in 2024. Park HQ is under construction.)Enter via the Hulls Cove Visitor Center entra

Birding 101

Learn how to be a birder with a park ranger!  Enjoy a 45 - 60  minute talk about what tools you can use to learn about and identify birds.  Binoculars are encouraged but not required.  Insect repellant and sunscreen encouraged.  Please leave pets at home so that birds w......More

Learn how to be a birder with a park ranger!  Enjoy a 45 - 60  minute talk about what tools you can use to learn about and identify birds.  Binoculars are encouraged but not required.  Insect repellant and sunscreen encouraged.  Please leave pets at home so that birds will not be disturbed.

Sieur de Monts outside of the Nature Center building.

Carroll Homestead Open House

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on si......More

Explore the grounds of an 1800s homestead and farm, play games, and hear family stories. Living history for children, adults, and families.At Carroll Homestead in Southwest Harbor, Maine.Carroll Homestead is wheelchair accessible with an accessible portable toilet on site.You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Building Blocks of Acadia's Ecosystems

Enjoy a walk up to 1.5 miles along the Ship Harbor trail and experience the transition of the ecosystems that populate the surrounding area. Along the way visitors will learn more about the complex geologic history of the region and how that geology is acting as the bui......More

Enjoy a walk up to 1.5 miles along the Ship Harbor trail and experience the transition of the ecosystems that populate the surrounding area. Along the way visitors will learn more about the complex geologic history of the region and how that geology is acting as the building blocks in the landscapes that are present today.Meet at the Ship Harbor trailhead along route 102AAccessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Ship Harbor Trailhead.

A Quiet Dream: A Walk on Mr. Rockefeller's Roads

Enjoy a 2-mile walk on the carriage roads with a ranger and visit the oldest stone bridge in the carriage road system.  Along the way visitors will learn about the man who built the carriage roads and how his lasting gifts to Acadia are still appreciated by people today......More

Enjoy a 2-mile walk on the carriage roads with a ranger and visit the oldest stone bridge in the carriage road system.  Along the way visitors will learn about the man who built the carriage roads and how his lasting gifts to Acadia are still appreciated by people today. Meet outside the restrooms at the Jordan Pond HouseAccessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Missing Mansion

Take a hike on one of Acadia's lesser known trails with a ranger to explore the ruins of the historic Oldfarm mansion and learn about the history of George Dorr, the park's first superintendent and founder of Acadia. The 10# Blackwoods island explorer shuttle will trave......More

Take a hike on one of Acadia's lesser known trails with a ranger to explore the ruins of the historic Oldfarm mansion and learn about the history of George Dorr, the park's first superintendent and founder of Acadia. The 10# Blackwoods island explorer shuttle will travel by this location if participants prefer not to drive.  Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Compass Harbor Parking Lot

What's the Porcu-point?: Porcupines in Acadia

Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond for a 45 minute program into the world of Acadia's porcupines. Learn about what porcupines do for Acadia, and what you can do for porcupines! This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. You may ......More

Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond for a 45 minute program into the world of Acadia's porcupines. Learn about what porcupines do for Acadia, and what you can do for porcupines! This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility 

On the grass in front of the South Lot of Jordan Pond.

Twilight Talk: Goodnight Acadia!

As the sun goes down, some animals are just waking up! Join rangers at this family-friendly program on Sand Beach to learn more about crepuscular and nocturnal animals in Acadia National Park. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Looking for a full evening of progr......More

As the sun goes down, some animals are just waking up! Join rangers at this family-friendly program on Sand Beach to learn more about crepuscular and nocturnal animals in Acadia National Park. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Looking for a full evening of programming? Consider staying for Acadia's Night Sky Program, which starts one hour after the conclusion of Twilight Talk.  Need to know:Conditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind, cold, and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers, insect repellent, and something to sit on comfortably.Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs, then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris.The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Program will take place on Sand Beach. Visitors must descend a staircase to reach the program location.

Evening Program: Acadia's Night Sky

Join rangers on this unique program at Sand Beach to view and learn about Acadia’s amazing night sky! Dress warmly bring something to lie on and please minimize flashlight use to preserve night vision. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear. Use of stairs r......More

Join rangers on this unique program at Sand Beach to view and learn about Acadia’s amazing night sky! Dress warmly bring something to lie on and please minimize flashlight use to preserve night vision. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear. Use of stairs required to access the beach viewing site. Need to Know:All traffic must turn left onto the one-way Park Loop Road when exiting the Sand Beach parking lotConditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind cold and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers and something to sit or lie back on comfortably. Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris. Program attendees will have sensitive eyes as their vision adjusts to the darkness. If you are arriving after dark please help protect everyone's night vision by directing your flashlights towards the ground and minimizing use of light once you've safely found your place on the beach. The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.This free program is a popular one arrive early to secure a parking spot and your place on the beach. Accessibility: You may request sign language live audio description assistive listening devices or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-8832 or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Sand Beach

Hike With a Ranger! Acadia's Trails from the Granite Up

Experience Acadia National Park's trails in a new light on this technical hiking program. Learn how the granite we scramble up, down, and around evolved from magma to the engineered paths of skilled craftsmen we now explore.Important Visitor Information: Ages 10 and up.......More

Experience Acadia National Park's trails in a new light on this technical hiking program. Learn how the granite we scramble up, down, and around evolved from magma to the engineered paths of skilled craftsmen we now explore.Important Visitor Information: Ages 10 and up. Child carriers prohibited. No dogs. Program limited to 19 participants.Trail Conditions: While only 1.5 miles in distance, this is an advanced hiking program involving rocky scrambles, iron rung ladders, steep dropoffs, and more. Attendees should be prepared to scale rocky ascents using their hands and feet. Alternate route will be used in inclimate weather.Duration: 2 Hours.Location: Gorham Mountain Trailhead Parking Lot, on the right side of Park Loop Road south of Thunder Hole.What to Bring: 1 liter of water (minimum), insect repellent, sunscreen, close-toed hiking-specific shoes, layers/rain gear appropriate for forecasted conditions.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accomodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at (207) 288-3338, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Gorham Mountain Trailhead Parking Lot.

Carriage Road Bike Tour

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request......More

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

Owl Prowl

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.HOO would like to learn about the owls of Acadia? Prowl with a ranger through prime owl habitat to better understand these ......More

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.HOO would like to learn about the owls of Acadia? Prowl with a ranger through prime owl habitat to better understand these mysterious and fascinating birds.This hour long walking program will travel less than 1 mile over mostly even terrain with no elevation gain and will include multiple stops.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Available upon reservation

Drop-in Stewardship Volunteering with Friends of Acadia

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday fro......More

As a Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteer, you’ll see a new side of Acadia, feel a deeper connection to the park, and leave this national treasure a little better than you found it.Our Drop-in Stewardship Volunteer Program occurs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from June through the end of October. While being led by our amazing Volunteer Crew Leaders, you’ll help with important work like cutting back vegetation, clearing drainage features, building bogwalk, tread work, weeding carriage roads, and other tasks.Projects run from 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., weather permitting, and no experience or reservation is required!

Park and meet at the Hulls Cove Storage Facility, located near the Hulls Cove Visitor Center, Visitor Center Rd, Bar Harbor, ME 04609. (This is the same location as in 2024. Park HQ is under construction.)Enter via the Hulls Cove Visitor Center entra

Hike With a Ranger! Valleys and Peaks: Building Acadia's Trails

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Acadia's trail network is a beloved feature of the Park, but how did it come to be? This 2.5 hour guided mountain hike cele......More

Reservations are required and can be made by calling (207) 288-3338 option 0 starting 3 days prior to the program. Location given with reservation.Acadia's trail network is a beloved feature of the Park, but how did it come to be? This 2.5 hour guided mountain hike celebrates the influential moments of trial and triumph that built Acadia. Traverse a fern-lined valley, ascend a network of carved stone staircases, and visit the site of the park's only remaining fire tower.Important Visitor Information: Toilets available in parking area, no running water or bottle fill stations. Please bring enough water to last through the hike. Limited to 19 participants. No dogs.Location: Location given upon registration.Trail conditions: Route includes rocky terrain, elevation gain, stone steps, rock staircases, scrambles, and occasional hazards along 2.3 miles of trail. Program is 2.5 hours long, visitors should be prepared to be on their feet for the majority of the time. Trail includes forested sections and open exposure to the elements. Slippery when wet. Alternate trail route for rain.What to bring: Insect repellent, water, sunscreen, good hiking shoes, layers/rain gear appropriate for the weather. Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Location given upon registration.

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

Carriage Road Bike Tour

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request......More

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty and history of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance at 207-288-3338, option 0, or [email protected]. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Hawk Watch

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or......More

Drop by anytime during program hours to learn about the phenomena of fall raptor migration other lesser known migrants and raptor identification. Wear warm clothes and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. May be adjusted or cancelled due to heavy rain or other adverse weather conditions. Follow the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from the east parking lot at the summit 200 yards down to an overlook.Need to Know:A Cadillac Summit Road vehicle reservation is required to drive to this location.  Visit recreation.gov to reserve one ticket per vehicle. You may purchase a ticket for any time slot during program hours.Terrain on the trail to access the program site is very uneven with rocks and roots in the path. Please be prepared for these conditions if attending.The latest migration data  can be followed at: https://hawkcount.org/month_summary.php?rsite=280& go=Go+to+site. 

200 yards down the Cadillac North Ridge Trail from Cadillac Mountain East Summit Parking Lot.

You talkin' to me? Bilingual Program (English/Français)

Bilingual Cultural History Program (10-11 AM) Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond to learn about the history of communication at Acadia! Listen to stories about the Wabanaki, French, and modern-day visitors to the island.  This program meets in the grassy area in front and t......More

Bilingual Cultural History Program (10-11 AM) Join a Ranger near Jordan Pond to learn about the history of communication at Acadia! Listen to stories about the Wabanaki, French, and modern-day visitors to the island.  This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility  ***Retrouvez un Ranger près de Jordan Pond pour une programme sur l'histoire de la communication à Acadia ! Écoutez des récits concernant les Wabanakis, les Français et les visiteurs contemporains de l'île. Le point de rendez-vous se situe sur la pelouse, devant et à gauche du Jordan Pond House. Vous pouvez demander une interprétation en langue des signes, une audiodescription en direct, des appareils d'aide à l'écoute ou tout autre aménagement pour les événements ou activités du parc d'Acadia en nous contactant au moins 10 jours à l'avance. Pour en savoir plus, consultez la page https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

This program meets in the grassy area in front and to the left of the Jordan Pond House. Le point de rendez-vous se situe sur la pelouse, devant et à gauche du Jordan Pond House.

Twilight Talk: Seafaring Ships and Safety

Come learn how ships maneuver through the obstacles and dangers of Acadia's coastline and how lighthouses and buoys aid their navigation. Family friendly with an activity. Need to know:Conditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind, cold, and mo......More

Come learn how ships maneuver through the obstacles and dangers of Acadia's coastline and how lighthouses and buoys aid their navigation. Family friendly with an activity. Need to know:Conditions on Sand Beach are variable. Visitors should prepare for wind, cold, and moisture. Please bring additional warm/waterproof layers, insect repellent, and something to sit on comfortably.Accessing Sand Beach requires descending a set of stairs, then navigating uneven terrain across the beach. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Visitors should anticipate unexpected tripping hazards/beach debris.The program will occur whether it’s cloudy or clear but will be cancelled in the event of severe weather/unsafe conditions.Accessibility: You may request sign language, live audio description, assistive listening devices, or other accommodation for any scheduled park event or program at Acadia by contacting us at least 10 days in advance. Learn more at https://go.nps.gov/AcadiaAccessibility

Program will take place on Sand Beach. Visitors must descend a staircase to reach the program location.