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This way, you don’t even need to leave your seat to go leaf peeping in Maine’s famous national park.
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This way, you don’t even need to leave your seat to go leaf peeping in Maine’s famous national park.
Paving of the Park Loop Road starts Oct. 11 from the Sand Beach Entrance Station to the end of the one-way at Stanley Brook Road. The project will begin with prep work for the first two weeks. Paving is scheduled for the last two weeks of October. Striping will occur in November after paving has been completed. The project’s timeline is dependent on the weather.
This way, you don’t even need to leave your seat to go leaf peeping in Maine’s famous national park.
The National Park Service asks visitors in a news release to "plan accordingly" and "pack your patience" amid the upcoming road work.
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