Hiking through Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park is a spectacular and beautiful place.
I had the joy of visiting Maine in July, with the warm summer breeze coming off the ocean wherever we went. The trees were full, the landscape was lush, and we didn't even mind when we (accidentally) climbed two mountains by taking what was listed as the "most difficult" path.
If you have the opportunity to visit Acadia (or any part of the upper northeast), I'd highly recommend it. And I'd advise you take a camera, too.

a tree-covered island in a deep blue ocean a sailboat floats in a blue-green coast a tree-lined river flows down through the mountainside rolling hills and green-blue trees extend to the horizon, a grey cloudy sky hangs overhead tree filled islands sit in a row underneath a cloudy sky an old tree grows tall on the edge of a thick forest a yellow mushroom sits on a mossy ground
sunlight streaking through a gap in the deep forest gnarled trees from the top of Acadia Mountain a road curves into the woods in Acadia National Park a wooden sign reads 'Acadia Mountain, Elevation 681 feet' while islands and trees flow out into the ocean beyond a deep, dark woods. the path is overrun by thick roots, branches hang down overhead a sailboat floats on the open ocean a dark path enters into a thick forest