On April 15, Acadia National Park opened carriage roads to pedestrians. Our maintenance crews are hard at work removing downed trees. Once it is safe, the system will open for all uses.

The National Park Service looks forward to welcoming visitors to Acadia National Park this season! What can visitors expect if they visit us in the next several weeks? Read our most recent news release to find out: nps.gov/acad/learn/new…

Photo Credit: NPS Photo / Stauffenberg

Acadia National Park will receive $950,000 from the Inflation Reduction Act to address climate change vulnerabilities of coastal archeological sites, collections, landscapes & ethnographic resources using a ‘Two-eyed Seeing’ approach. Learn more: go.nps.gov/AcadiaNews

Looking for a dynamic work opportunity? Acadia National Park is hiring seasonal park dispatchers. This team communicates with our park rangers and partner agencies to resolve emergencies and other calls for service.

Interested? Learn more at go.nps.gov/AcadiaJobs

Don't you wish this could be your office?

Learn more about how to register to attend a workshop and about current seasonal job openings from Acadia National Park's latest news release: nps.gov/acad/learn/new…

Photo courtesy of Ashley Conti/Friends of Acadia.

Don't you wish this could be your office? With seasonal jobs at Acadia scheduled to be posted in the coming weeks, potential applicants must understand what’s expected when navigating the federal hiring process. Learn more: go.nps.gov/acadianews

Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island Adult Education will provide a free Federal Resume Workshop on November 14 at Mount Desert Island High School. Registration is required. To register for this workshop or others, please visit nps.gov/acad/learn/new….

The Great Meadow restoration is one step closer to reality! To learn more, check out the park's latest news release: nps.gov/acad/learn/new…

For the most up to date information on park closures related to Hurricane Lee, visit the current conditions page on our website: nps.gov/acad/planyourv…

To ensure the safety of park visitors, the National Park Service (NPS) will close several areas of Acadia National Park on Friday, September 15, in preparation for Hurricane Lee.

Please see the park’s latest news release for more information: nps.gov/acad/learn/new…

Due to yellowjacket activity in the area, out of an abundance of caution, Jordan Pond House lawn is closed for dining until further notice. Yellowjackets, a native wasp species, are especially active in early fall, so please exercise care. Indoor dining is still available.

Heavy rains this week led to damage, washouts, and uneven terrain that could be hazardous for hikers and bikers on Acadia's historic carriage roads. Watch for loose gravel and coned-off areas. No closures at this time. Updates at go.nps.gov/AcadiaAlerts

Acadia National Park Superintendent Kevin Schneider announced the selection of Matt Outhier as the first Chief of Project Management at Acadia National Park.

To learn more, please read the park's most recent news release: nps.gov/acad/learn/new…

Hollie Adams, a writer-in-residence at Acadia, will lead a poetry writing workshop, 'Creating Inspiration and Generating Raw Materials' at 2 pm Sat Sept 2 at Jesup Memorial Library. All levels welcome; no experience required. Register at jesuplibrary.org/events/adams

In partnership with Mount Desert Island Adult Education and Ellsworth Adult and Community Education, Acadia National Park will host seven Federal Resume Workshops this summer and fall. Read more in a press release at go.nps.gov/AcadiaNews (NPS Photo by Nate Parkinson)

Jason Myers, an Acadia Writer-in-Residence, will read from his books and talk about his vocations as poet, priest, and editor during an open house 2-4 pm Sat Aug 12 at Chapter Two, 611 Corea Road, Corea, ME 04624. More at nps.gov/articles/000/a…

Jason Myers, an Acadia Writer-in-Residence, will read from his books and talk about his vocations as poet, priest, and editor during an open house 2-4 pm Sat Aug 12 at Chapter Two, 611 Corea Road, Corea, ME 04624. More at nps.gov/articles/000/a…

Jason Myers, an Acadia Writer-in-Residence, will read from his books and talk about his vocations as poet, priest, and editor during an open house 2-4 pm Sat Aug 12 at Chapter Two, 611 Corea Road, Corea, ME 04624. More at nps.gov/articles/000/a…

Apply through Sept 30. In 2024, the Artist-in-Residence program at Acadia will provide four artists with a $1,000 stipend. Also new is a category for citizens of Wabanaki communities in Maine. go.nps.gov/AcadiaArt (Schoodic Point by Nancy Haver, Acadia AiR 2015)

Apply through Sept 30. In 2024, the Artist-in-Residence program at Acadia will provide four artists with a $1,000 stipend. Also new is a category for citizens of Wabanaki communities in Maine. More at go.nps.gov/AcadiaArt (Schoodic Point by Nancy Haver, Acadia AiR 2015)