MAINE · SEPTEMBER 2026
Granite coastline, mountain trails and changing weather along the coast of Maine.
THE COAST OF MAINE
Acadia feels defined by the meeting of land and water. Granite rises directly from the Atlantic, while fog, wind and changing light can transform the same coastline within minutes.
The photographs from this trip became less about documenting every stop and more about slowing down enough to notice those changes—the texture of the rock, the movement of the water and the brief moments when the light finally came together.
MAP
The northbound route from home in New Jersey to the Acadia base in Lamoine, including the September 11 overnight stop in Hermon, Maine.
START · SEPTEMBER 11
HUDSON RIVER CROSSING
OVERNIGHT · SEPTEMBER 11
Hermon, Maine
ACADIA BASE · SEPTEMBER 12–17
Lamoine, Maine
CAMP
LODGING BASE
MAINE · SEPTEMBER 12–17, 2026
A quiet base for exploring the Acadia area without staying directly inside the national park. Site 31 was large, private and comfortable for the truck camper.
HIGHLIGHTS
ON THE ROAD
September 11 — Dysart’s Truck Stop.Overnight stop before continuing toward the Acadia area the next day.
VIDEO
Two short moments from the trip — evening at the campground and sunset at Pretty Marsh in Acadia National Park.