Alt Text Map of Isle Au Haut and Acadia National Park in Maine. The oval-shaped park has arms drifting from the main body and uneven edges. The lower half of the island is green-shaded park; the surrounding land is beige. A road encircles the island’s perimeter, and hiking trails run throughout the park. Extended Description Several smaller islands surround Isle Au Haut. At the top are Merchant Island, Pell Island, Nathan Island, Burnt Island, and Fog Island. Along the east side are York Island, The Cowpen, Little Spoon Island, and Great Spoon Island. Around the bottom edge are Eastern Ear and Western Ear. And on the northeast edge is Kimball Island. This description will start by identifying two ferry landing points on the left side of the island and will then work clockwise around the island starting at the top. A dashed blue line representing a passenger ferry extends from the top of the map, past a handful of islands above Isle Au Haut, through the narrow Thorofare between the Isle de Haut and Kimball Island, stopping at Town Landing. At the top of the map, text reads, “Passenger ferry Stonington to Town Landing, Isle au Haut (year-round).” From the Town Landing stop, the dashed blue line continues down the Isle’s west coast and stops at Duck Harbor Landing. Text here reads “Passenger ferry to Duck Harbor Landing (seasonal).” Near Town Landing on the northwest side of Isle Au Haut are a ranger station and restrooms. Heading east, the road curves around Mount Champlain (elevation 543 feet, 166 meters) and continues down the island’s east side, passing York Island and Turnip Yard, then Long Pond and Boom Beach. The road scoops west above Eastern Head and becomes an unpaved road as it approaches park land. That road heads west, passing Duck Harbor Mountain (314 feet, 96 meters) and reaching Duck Harbor Landing, which has the ferry stop, restrooms, and campgrounds. Hiking trails run around the perimeter and through this area, also crossing Duck Harbor Mountain. Heading north, the road curves around Moore Harbor, and passes hiking trails that go around Bowditch Mountain (405 feet, 123 meters) and Jerusalem Mountain (472 feet, 144 meters) on the north edge of the park. Near Trial Point, which partially encloses Moore Harbor, is Bald Mountain (167 feet, 51 meters) and the Robinson Point lighthouse. The road passes these points on its way back to Town Landing. Legend A scale in the lower right corner of the map shows distances of 1 and 2 kilometers and 1 and 2 miles.