Sunday Snapshot: Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park in Maine. Photo Submitted by Treepot Travels
Traveling throughout the Eastern United States, Rachel and Mike of Treepot Travels recently spent two days in Acadia National Park, Maine.
The National Park is one of the most stunning jewels along the US East Coast.
Megan is an Australian Journalist who has been travelling and blogging around the world for the last 7 years to inspire others to embark on their own worldwide adventure! Her husband Mike is an American travel photographer, and together they have made the world their home.
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I have always wanted to visit Acadia NP. I haven’t gotten to that part of the US and would love to venture up that way in the next few years!
Hi Angela! It’s absolutely stunning – you’ll love it!
Arcadia is fairly close to me and within a 6 or 7 hour drive, one of my favorite New England locations. I’m hoping to spend more time in Arcadia next year photographing the rugged and impressive shore.. one part I love is how the tall pines grow so close to the ocean.
Happy Holidays & safe travels
Ed
Your photography is always amazing so I can’t wait to see your photos from this area!
Happy Holidays to you as well! Thanks Ed :)
It’s hard to even believe that is in the United States! What a gorgeous scene.
It’s stunning right! I don’t think the US is given enough credit for it’s natural beauty; have discovered so many spectacular national parks this year which have blown me away. Not what I was expecting!! Merry Christmas!
I’ll be visiting Acadia this summer, it looks gorgeous!
You’ll have an amazing time! Pack extra camera batteries!
I’ve been following your blog and on twitter, but I have not commented before. You take some great pictures.
Hi Peter – thanks for following our blog – glad you enjoy the photography! I can promise you much more to come! Have a great weekend :)
Look, I know that water is probably freezing but I want to leap off those rocks and splash into the depths!
Oh I’m right there with you! I think they call that the Arctic Plunge up north :D!