The fall season is in full swing and fortunately, it’s not too late to catch one last glimpse of those brilliant leaves. Nearly anywhere in New England is excellent for spotting brilliant fall foliage, but one place that promises great adventure along with unforgettable leaf peeping is Acadia National Park. Situated along the coast of Maine, this treasure trove of natural beauty is all the more iconic in the fall. Take a look at the following photos and see if you aren’t convinced to plan your trip:

The breathtaking Acadia National Park is located on Mount Desert Island off the coast of Maine. This beloved park attracts tourists from around the globe, yet due to the colder temperatures, fewer people crowd the park during the fall.
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This is good news for anyone looking to get their fill of fall foliage without the crowds.
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Head to the park and you'll see how the landscape of shoreline, wetlands, and rocks completely transforms in the autumn.
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Maple trees, oaks, and birches transform into brilliant hues of red, orange, yellow, and gold.
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Contrasted with the royal blue of the Atlantic Ocean, the result is simply breathtaking.
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So whether you're looking for a gentle stroll along the shoreline or a challenging hike, you're in for a treat when you set out to admire the fall foliage at Acadia this year.
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For more information about Acadia National Park, be sure to visit the official guide here. Have you traveled to this northeastern gem of a national park recently? Be sure to share your experience with us!

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