After an incredible six nights in and around Acadia National Park, we packed up to start our drive back west.
Today was a long driving day, but it went pretty smoothly.…
Now that we are all caught up on sleep again, we were ready for another day of adventure. We headed over to the west, much less crowded side of the park, starting with the Beech Cliff Ladder trail.…
We woke up at 4 a.m. to start our day with the famous sunrise on Cadillac Mountain. This activity requires a ticket, which we secured 90 days ago when they became available [Rob note: Kelly is always all over this stuff].…
With six nights in a row at Acadia, this was supposed to be a relaxing stretch of the trip. However, with so much to see we’ve been doing multiple activities every day.…
Bar Island is reachable by land only for about three hours during low tide. We got there a little early and saw a large group standing around.…
Time to explore Acadia! First stop was the visitor center where the very patient ranger helped put all of our ideas on a map and gave some other helpful advice.…
Today’s drive was a bit longer and spendier than the Google Maps directions, but oh so worth the time and tolls.…
Rob had an unscheduled work morning, so after talking with the campsite staff the boys and Kelly opted to take the local trolley to nearby Old Orchard Beach.…
Yes, it has taken 39 total days and about 20 driving days for Kelly to have a drive day where she doesn’t hit the rumble strips on the road at least one time.…