A favorite of cyclists, the park’s historic carriage roads offer 45 miles of woodland that’s free of motor vehicles.

Acadia’s historic carriage roads have reopened to pedestrians (foot travel) only. Carriage roads remain vulnerable to damage ...

The best way to get around Acadia National Park is on foot ... Walking along the park's 45-mile carriage road system is the best way to experience the park's awe-inspiring scenery.

Recent travelers said a walk or bike ride here ... re easy to spook. Park visitors agree: riding along the 27-mile Park Loop Road is the best way to do a quick tour of Acadia (and makes a strong ...

The trails forestalled the growing menace of automobiles, today confined to the Loop Road, a 20-mile, two-lane thoroughfare on the eastern side of the island. Acadia National Park expanded pieceme ...

The carriage roads in Acadia National Park have reopened to pedestrians (foot travel) only after having been closed in March due to soft road conditions.

With a big increase in traffic expected to take place at Acadia National Park, there are notable openings and closures visitors need to know about. One closure in particular has a ...

22—The National Park Service is investigating the death of a man who was found at Acadia National Park on ... He was parked at the side of Schoodic Loop Road, south of the park's Frazer Point ...