Is Acadia open right now?
From the NPS
Current alerts
3 closures
- Park Closure
Eastern Section of Beech Mountain Loop Trail Closed for Repairs
Starting Sept 21, the eastern section of the Beech Mountain Loop Trail will be closed for repairs from a junction just beyond the parking lot to just below the summit at the fire tower. Three alternate routes to the summit are available: the outer loop of the Beech Mountain Loop Trail, Beech South Ridge Trail and Beech West Ridge Trail.
- Park Closure
Schoodic Mountain Road Closed for Repairs
Starting Aug 31, the Schoodic Mountain Road will be closed for repairs from Schoodic Loop Road to the summit of Schoodic Head. Workers will be operating heavy equipment for resurfacing, regrading and ditching.
- Park Closure
Southern Section of Ocean Path Closed for Repairs
Starting Aug 31, a section of Ocean Path will be closed for repairs from a trailhead across from the Otter Point parking lot to the trail's southern terminus.
Checked Oct 1, 2026, 3:39 PM ET from the NPS alerts feed. Closures can be partial (one road or trail), so read each alert.
Opening hours (NPS)
Acadia National Park
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Before you go
- Entrance: $35 / vehicle · $100 nonresident fee (16+)
- Reservation needed in 2026: Vehicle reservation to drive Cadillac Summit Road (sunrise or daytime). Nowhere else in the park. May 20 – Oct 25, 2026
- Very quiet (often seasonal closures): January, February, December.
FAQ
Acadia: open or closed?
- Is Acadia National Park open year-round?
- The National Park Service says: "Acadia National Park is open year-round. Check our website for park facilities operating hours, such as Hulls Cove Visitor Center." Roads, campgrounds and visitor centers can still close for the season or for weather, so check current alerts.
- How do I check closures at Acadia?
- This page lists the park's current NPS alerts, refreshed hourly. The National Park Service's own current-conditions page for Acadia is the authority for road status and closures.
- Which months are hardest to visit Acadia?
- January, February, December average very few recorded visits (under 2% of the busiest month), which usually means seasonal closures or limited access. That's an inference from NPS visitor counts, so confirm on nps.gov.
Sources · 3
- 1.Acadia National Park — current conditions · National Park Service
- 2.NPS Data API — alerts · National Park Service
- 3.NPS Visitor Use Statistics — monthly recreation visits, 2021–2025 (IRMA stats REST service) · National Park Service (U.S. Department of the Interior) — Visitor Use Statistics Program


