Acadia fall

When the temperatures cool down and the foliage color heats up, there's no better place for a Maine autumn getaway than Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park.

Acadia in the fall 🍂 an absolute dream! 📍Eagle Lake. Pro tip if you want to experience Acadia in the fall but avoid the crowds: most leaf peepers come in October to see the park’s fall foliage, but if you can make it the last week of September instead, the leaves have started to change and the big crowds haven’t hit yet, so it’s the perfect time to go! #wlwcouple #acadia #eaglelake #explorenature #naturelovers #exploretheworld #outdooradventures #mountainlife #queercouple #wlw

As these 10 photos show, it's a time of transitions, vivid contrasts, and quiet beauty.

Taken along the road to Echo Lake Beach in Acadia National Park, Maine during a light rain

Acadia in the fall 🍂 an absolute dream! 📍Eagle Lake. Pro tip if you want to experience Acadia in the fall but avoid the crowds: most leaf peepers come in October to see the park’s fall foliage, but if you can make it the last week of September instead, the leaves have started to change and the big crowds haven’t hit yet, so it’s the perfect time to go! #wlwcouple #acadia #eaglelake #explorenature #naturelovers #exploretheworld #outdooradventures #mountainlife #queercouple #wlw

Joshuas Crossing, Lake Ann, Michigan 📍 | Autumn scenery, Autumn photography, Fall pictures

Fall Season. Fall and changing of leaves. Fall season and lake.

A steep climb to the top of this small mountain with wonderful views out over the Atlantic and surrounding Acadia hills The Beehive Trail is a very popular moderate to difficult out and back or loop trail using iron rungs on ledges of exposed cliffs, and is very steep, offering spectacular views of Sand Beach and the surrounding area at Acadia National Park. Start just north of and across the One way loop road from the Sand Beach parking area, climbing steps and through the forest to some…

Taken from Canada Cliffs looking towards Southwest Harbor. Another extremely blustery morning that would be perfect for extreme kite-flying, but not so much for photography. This was kind of a tough scene to develop, been looking at it for a week or so, so i'll just put it up and get it behind me, whattaya think? have a nice day and thanks for looking- Nate from Maine.