20 Amazing Pictures from Acadia National Park
- By: Tim Kok
Acadia National Park, located on Mount Desert Island and a few smaller islands off the coast of Maine, was the first national park east of the Mississippi and it still remains an important park in the Northeast. It’s a great place to visit as a photographer because of the beautiful mix of forest, lakes and coast. The park also includes the amazing Bass Harbor Head Light, one of the most photographed lighthouses. If you are planning on visiting the park, try to be there in the Fall.
Jordan Pond (3), Acadia National Park, Maine by Candy
Sand Beach Acadia National Park Maine by Glenn Gordon
The Bubbles, Acadia National Park Maine by saltmarshcottage
Acadia 001 by Richard Wellons
Acadia Bar Harbor Downeast Maine Landscape by SWHarborPhoto
Eagle Lake No. 2 by Julie Smith
Acadia Park Maine by Giles Clement
Seawall in fog, Acadia National Park, ME by Deb Noyes
Cadillac Mountain Sunrise, Acadia National Park, Maine by Josh Friedman
Blue lobster boat in the fog by John DelMastro
Maine Coast in Fog by Rocky Top Studio
Daisies on Maine’s Acadia Shoreline by Randy Nyhof
BALANCE by Diana Pappas
Cadillac Mountain, Acadia Maine Collection by selenametts
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse Acadia National Park, Maine by Shawna Allen
Acadia Sunset by April Hershberger
Autumn Foliage in Acadia National Park, #Maine by Dana Moos
surprise acadian goodbye by woodleywonderworks
Maine Coast at Night by Rob Annis
Bass Harbor Lighthouse Sunset by Chris Potako
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Christopher O'Donnell
My two favorite places in the park are Eagle Lake and Duck Brook Bridge. Hadlock Pond is beautiful in the fall as well. Compass Harbor is right down town, and is a nice short walk…you get to see the ruins of George Dorr’s home, one of the founders of Acadia.
Adrian Spencer
Some great images here but some are spoilt by the watermarks. I appreciate the need to protect your work but not to its detriment.
md
Thanks
great post
fotoup