There is a famous "hole" near the cliff, and the sea makes a strange sound when it rushes here
Leaving this lake, I drove to the coastline on the other side of the island. Arcadia is a protruding island in Maine
This was the best ride in my tour around the United States. After that, the bike was only used as my means of transportation. It missed me and returned to China because it was later stolen in Las Vegas.
The national park system in the United States is perfect, you can always find a trail in the national park that suits you. Hiking or cycling.
What is the origin of "Acadia?"
The term "Acadia" derives from historical descriptions first used by fishermen and traders brought across the Atlantic Ocean to France by explorers in service to Henry IV.
In our own day, many believe that the term is derived from the native Mi'kmaq term akadie or cadie, meaning a piece of land (generally with a positive connotation), which was rendered l'Acadie by the French who explored and settled present-day Maine and Maritime Canada. George B. Dorr's inquiries led him to conclude that "the word Acadia has never had a place in English geographic usage…the French word was Acadie, not Acadia.. [and] that after the treaty of Utrecht in 1713…the name even in the French form creased to apply to any region except historically."
In 1929, NPS Director Stephen T. Mather embraced the historic lineage of the Native American term, emphasizing that in renaming Lafayette National Park the federal government now prioritized a geographic term that was in use "before recorded explorations of the area by either the French or the English."
