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Acadia National Park Coin & Stamp Set

Submitted by Coins of America on May 20, 2013 - 2:05pm

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Acadia National Park Coin & Stamp Set

This brilliant item showcases an uncirculated 2012 National Parks Quarter along with the vintage unused postage stamp featuring Acadia National Park. The colorful insert highlights this beautiful park and includes interesting facts and other educational features. The 4 x 6 inch hard acrylic case secures and protects the coin and postage stamp. The Acadia National Park Quarter is part of the U.S. Mint's America the Beautiful Quarters Program TM, and is the thirteenth quarter in the series. The park was established in 1916 and the quarter design proudly displays a view of the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and Acadia's rough coastline, highlighting the coastline, the lighthouse, the pine trees and the ocean. Actual stamp may vary based on availability.

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Acadia National Park Quarter Collection

Submitted by Coins of America on May 20, 2013 - 2:05pm

$5.95

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Acadia National Park Quarter Collection

Many of the nation's collectors and American history enthusiasts seek the added value of a pristine uncirculated quarter from each mint. As circulated quarters continue to be difficult to find, these collections will become a premium item. These collections feature both a P and D minted quarter affixed to a 5"x5" trifold card packed with interesting information, fascinating history and vibrant images. These collections make the entire series fit seamlessly together creating a comprehensive and valuable treasure for families and collectors alike. The Acadia National Park Quarter’s reverse shows a view of the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and Acadia's rough coastline, highlighting the coastline, the lighthouse, the pine trees and the ocean. Acadia National Park was established as a national site on July 8, 1916 and is the third quarter of 2012. The quarter is part of the U.S. Mint's America the Beautiful Quarters Program TM.

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Acadia National Park To Open Loop Road This Friday

Submitted by NPT Staff on May 16, 2013 - 1:56am
You'll be able to navigate Acadia National Park via the park's Loop Road beginning this Friday.

Secret Sleeps, Tips For Snagging A National Park Campsite This Summer

Submitted by NPT Staff on May 12, 2013 - 1:38am
There is nothing as traditional as camping out in the national parks for summer vacation. Reserving a campsite on www.recreation.gov can lock in a site long before you hit the road, but sometimes you just don’t get around to doing that. So what to do?

Essential Friends + Gateways: Friends Of Acadia, Working On The Next 100 Years

Submitted by NPT Staff on May 8, 2013 - 1:38am
Though the centennial for Acadia National Park, and the National Park Service, still is three years offer, Friends of Acadia already are working towards ensuring the park has a memorable second century.

Around The Parks: Fireflies In The Smokies, Family Days Along The C&O Canal, Hiking In Acadia, Visitor Center Hours At Voyageurs

Submitted by NPT Staff on May 7, 2013 - 2:06am
Summer can't be far off, as the fireflies will be flashing soon in the Smokies, family days are scheduled at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, a hiking adventure will be offered at Acadia National Park, and visitor hours at Voyageurs National Park are shortened a bit due to sequestration.

National Parks Traveler's Essential Friends + Gateways

Submitted by NPT Staff on May 1, 2013 - 2:10am
Traveler's 2nd Annual Essential Friends + Gateways publication, a collaboration between the Traveler and a core group of national park foundations, cooperating associations, trusts, friends groups, and gateway communities, is aimed at enhancing and furthering the now nationally significant role of these organizations and entities in the preservation and enjoyment of our parks.

Traveler's Essential Friends + Gateways Initiative Celebrates National Parks

Submitted by NPT Staff on April 22, 2013 - 1:34am
Just in time for National Park Week -- Traveler's 2013 magazine Essential Friends + Gateways! Flip through 50+ pages of full-color features celebrating national parks, their increasingly indispensable friends' groups—along with great park gateways and the local insight and travel tips you need to savor summer in the country's top national parks.

Acadia National Park Rangers Looking For Visitors Who Cut Down Trees

Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on April 17, 2013 - 1:44am
Climbers know trees and branches can snag their ropes, but apparently not all climbers know that you're not supposed to cut down trees in national parks without permission. That seems to have been what happened at Acadia National Park, where officials are looking for those responsible for felling trees near the Precipice Trail.

Graphic Highlights Sequester Impacts At Acadia National Park

Submitted by NPT Staff on April 16, 2013 - 1:56am
A glance at this graphic clearly shows how the budget sequester is impacting operations at Acadia National Park in Maine.

Yes, The Sequestration Has Hit The National Parks. But They're Still Open And Still Spectacular!

Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on April 14, 2013 - 1:26am
Yes, our national parks are grappling with the loss of millions of dollars due to the failure of Congress and the Obama administration to treat the country's ailing fiscal condition, but they're still open, and still spectacular places to explore.

Can You Name The Most-Visited Units Of The National Park System From 2012?

Submitted by NPT Staff on April 4, 2013 - 1:28am
Acadia, Yellowstone, and Yosemite are some of the most adored units of the National Park System, but they don't show up in the top 10 list of most-visited parks during 2012. They're quite a ways from the top 10, actually.

Acadia National Park's Spring Opening Delayed By Budget Cuts

Submitted by NPT Staff on March 20, 2013 - 1:33am
Spring will arrive a month later than normal at Acadia National Park, as budget cuts necessitated by the federal sequestration have forced park officials to delay opening roads and facilities.

Birding In The National Parks: Acadia Birding Festival

Submitted by Kirby Adams on January 29, 2013 - 2:26am
Most of the United States has now passed the coldest (by average) depth of winter, so it seems appropriate to take a look at places to book some spring birding adventures in the national parks. One spot always comes to minds when I think of late spring, birds, and national parks -- Acadia National Park

NPS Cultural Landscapes Explained And Featured On This Website

Submitted by Jim Burnett on January 27, 2013 - 2:33am
History buffs and students working on a class report are among potential users of a website that features cultural landscapes in the National Park System. Not with familiar the term "cultural landscapes"? This site can help fill in the gaps.

World's Largest Natural Sound Library Now Available On-line ... And It's Free

Submitted by Jim Burnett on January 17, 2013 - 2:49am
Parks are great spots to enjoy observing wildlife, but one of the challenges for many visitors is the question: "What bird (or animal) is that?" Now there's a source of help in wildlife identification for both experts and amateurs: The "world’s largest natural sound archive" has gone digital, and it's available on-line ... and free of charge.

Birding In The National Parks: In The Wake Of The Christmas Bird Count

Submitted by Kirby Adams on January 15, 2013 - 2:17am
Did anyone partake in a Christmas Bird Count in or around our national parks? Preliminary reports from the field indicate some robust species counts.

More Than 900 Species New To Science Found In Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Submitted by NPT Staff on January 9, 2013 - 2:22am
Stand in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and you can't help but be enthralled by the lush forests and rolling mountains that surround you. Though a somewhat old landscape to modern civilization, the park continues to toss surprises in terms of the species that inhabit it.

Check Out The National Parks We Explored In 2012

Submitted by NPT Staff on December 25, 2012 - 2:24am
Part of the fun of the National Park System is exploring the various units to see what they have to offer. Here's a look at parks the Traveler "explored" in 2012.

Cairns: Messengers In Stone

Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on December 13, 2012 - 2:49am
Cairns: Messengers In Stone
If you're hiking across the landscape at Arches National Park, following rock cairns across the slickrock, how would you know when to turn right or left? The answer is found within the pages of Cairns: Messengers in Stone, a wonderful little book that traces the history of these rock piles.

Budget Cuts Forced On National Park Service By Failure To Avert Fiscal Cliff Could Be Crippling

Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on December 13, 2012 - 2:24am
Don't start planning your 2013 national park vacation just yet, for poised like the sword of Damocles over the National Park Service is the looming "fiscal cliff" that threatens to impact not only the agency but anyone considering a trip into the national parks next year.

Add To Your Collection Of National Park Memorabilia

Submitted by NPT Staff on December 3, 2012 - 9:28am
How do you collect your national park memories?

Acadia National Park's Maintenance Chief Honored For Getting Things Done, And Done Right

Submitted by NPT Staff on November 30, 2012 - 2:11am
What's Jim Vekasi been doing the past 20 years at Acadia National Park? The short answer is, a lot!

Creature Feature: Some Squirrels Really Can Fly

Submitted by Maggie Gonsiewski on November 29, 2012 - 2:15am
Humans weren't the only ones stocking up for a feast this month. Flying squirrels, which call a number of national parks home, have been busy with their own meals with winter coming.

Whale Watching: Here's Your National Parks Traveler 2013 Vacation Planner

Submitted by Haley Hepburn on November 25, 2012 - 2:31am
If National Parks Traveler’s blue whale creature feature got you in the mood to do some whale watching, we’ve put together a guide of the best national parks for just that. From coast to coast and throughout the year, each park provides the opportunity to enjoy these majestic creatures.

A Five-Pack Of Parks Where Winter Is Anything But Off-Season

Submitted by Haley Hepburn on November 4, 2012 - 1:28am
From snowsports to whale watching, America’s national parks have it all come winter. Check out our five-pack of parks where winter gives you the entire country's worth of geographical getaways.

National Parks Traveler's Essential Friends, Celebrating National Park Friends Groups

Submitted by NPT Staff on November 1, 2012 - 12:02pm
Earlier this year National Parks Traveler broke ground with Essential Friends, an initiative created to celebrate the great work of national park friends groups. While the publication has been available in PDF format, we now offer it to you as a flip book. Enjoy!

Updated: The Aftermath Of Superstorm Sandy On The National Park System

Submitted by NPT Staff on October 31, 2012 - 7:48am
Nearly 70 National Park System units along the Eastern Seaboard were either fully or partially closed due to impacts from "superstorm Sandy," and it could be days before some reopen.

Acadia National Park Moving To Winter Hours For Facilities

Submitted by NPT Staff on October 29, 2012 - 1:17am
Come month's end they'll be moving to winter hours at Acadia National Park, where the Hulls Cove Visitor Center and Sand Beach Entrance Station will both close on Halloween.