1. during the winter months
   all year-round
2. May through October

The center is open year-round except for January 1, Thanksgiving Day and December 24 and 25.

1. a museum and two campgrounds
   a water park and a museum
2. a museum and a series of bird and wildlife observatories

The park has a museum and two campgrounds.

1. 1919
   1929
2. 1935

It was established in 1919.

1. 25,593 acres
   30,861 acres
2. 41,933 acres

The Acadia National Park covers an area of 41,933 acres.

1. mostly fish and dolphins
   variety of mammals, fish and birds
2. the most extensive selection of birds of prey

It has a wide variety of unusual mammals, fish and birds.

1. fishing
   cross-country skiing
2. cliff diving

For those who like to live dangerously, it is considered one of the best cliff-diving spots anywhere.

1. mountains, lakes, valleys, rugged coastline and beaches
   wide open plains
2. rugged coastline

The terrain consists of mountains, lakes, valleys, rugged coastline and beaches.

1. squirrels
   beavers
2. porcupines

You have muskrats and beavers.

1. condor
   woodpecker
2. bald eagle

The bald eagle is a proud resident of this national park.

1. white spruce, paper birch, red maple and quaking aspen
   oaks, pine trees and chestnut trees
2. cypress, redwood and elm trees

You have white spruce, paper birch, red maple and quaking aspen.

1. Mount Acadia
   Cadillac Mountain
2. Devil's Peak

Cadillac Mountain is the highest point.

1. 3,530 feet
   2,530 feet
2. 1,530 feet

Cadillac Mountain is 1,530 feet (466 meters) high.

1. Eliot Porter
   Ansel Adams
2. Cornell Capa

Eliot Porter was the master wildlife photographer.

1. Frenchman's Bay
   Mount Desert
2. Cadillac Mountain

They say that Cadillac Mountain is the first place the dawn touches the U.S.

1. Gaspe Peninsula
   Somes Sound
2. Frenchman's Bay

Somes Sound is a deep coastal valley that was filled by the sea to create a fjord.

1. Sheep Porcupine Island and Bald Porcupine Island
   Schoodic and Mount Desert Island
2. Isle au Haut and South Acadia Island

Sheep Porcupine Island and Bald Porcupine Island lie within Frenchman's Bay.

1. Jacques Cartier
   Louis Hennepin
2. Samuel de Champlain

Samuel de Champlain was the first when his ship crashed into a shoal off the coast.

1. mountain paradise
   island of desert mountains
2. the sloping land

He called it L'Isle des Monts Deserts, or "island of desert mountains," because it appeared barren and desolate from the sea..

1. Avalanches over the years dumped huge quantities of granite into the ocean gradually forming new land masses.
   Earthquakes split sections off the shoreline creating islands.
2. The rising level of the ocean, caused by melting glaciers flooded valleys and cut off sections of the shoreline.

Melting glaciers caused the level of the ocean to rise, flooding valleys and cutting off sections of the shoreline from the mainland.

1. beaver pelts
   beef farming
2. mining natural resources

They were mainly interested in beaver pelts that fetched high prices in Europe.