7Acadia National Park
Sure, everyone knows New England is one place to go to see fantastic fall foliage. Ah, but regular readers also know that there is another great place to visit in the spring and summer–Acadia National Park nestled along the coast of Maine. Yes, if you like towering pine trees, cooking pots filled with freshly prepared lobster, and lonely lighthouses located on rugged, rocky shores, this is the place for you. Spend three days there and you can also check out Bar Harbor’s other attractions including Thunder Hole, and the oldest bookstore in Maine.
You can also go camping and sample some popular popovers at the Jordan Pond House. If you can spare the time, cruise over to New Hampshire and hit the cool Kancamagus Highway as well.
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