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Despite staffing challenges, 2022 was the second-busiest year for Acadia National Park - Vimarsana News

Despite staffing challenges, 2022 was the second-busiest year for Acadia National Park

Last month marked two consecutive years of record-breaking visitation at Acadia. But the latest numbers are shadowed by staffing challenges fueled by a lack of affordable housing in the area.

Source: wbur.org
Despite staffing challenges, 2022 was the second-busiest year for Acadia National Park - Vimarsana News

Despite staffing challenges, 2022 was the second-busiest year for Acadia National Park

Last month marked two consecutive years of record-breaking visitation at Acadia. But the latest numbers are shadowed by staffing challenges fueled by a lack of affordable housing in the area.

Source: wbur.org
2022 was the second-busiest year ever for Acadia National Park - Vimarsana News

2022 was the second-busiest year ever for Acadia National Park

Visitation to Acadia National Park was down slightly in 2022, but it was still the second-busiest year in park history.

Annual Take Pride in Acadia Day draws more than 400 volunteers - Vimarsana News

Annual Take Pride in Acadia Day draws more than 400 volunteers

More than 400 volunteers have registered to rake leaves and clear drainage ditches along miles of Acadia National Park’s carriage roads in the 32nd Annual Take Pride in Acadia Day this Saturday. 

L.L.Bean expands support for Acadia's Island Explorer - Vimarsana News

L.L.Bean expands support for Acadia's Island Explorer

The outdoor retailer has brought $5.5 million to the service since 2002. The service is part of transit solutions critical to Acadia’s future, said Acadia’s chief.