Acadia National Park carriage roads

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The Acadia National Park carriage roads are a historic network of motor-free, stone-dust roads and granite bridges on Mount Desert Island in Maine, renowned for their scenic design and integration into the natural landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural landscape
historic transportation infrastructure network
recreational trail system
constructionEnd 1940
constructionStart 1913
designedBy John D. Rockefeller Jr. NERFINISHED
fundedBy John D. Rockefeller Jr. NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic closed to private motor vehicles
curvilinear alignment
designed for horse-drawn carriages
gravel base
integrated into natural landscape
limited grades and gentle slopes
motor-free
scenic design
stone-dust surface
used by bicyclists
used by equestrians
used by pedestrians
hasPart drainage ditches
gate lodges
granite bridges
scenic overlooks
stone coping walls
stone culverts
locatedIn Acadia National Park NERFINISHED
Maine NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Mount Desert Island NERFINISHED
managedBy National Park Service
surface form: U.S. National Park Service
managedInCooperationWith Friends of Acadia NERFINISHED
material broken stone
granite
stone dust
notableFor historic preservation of early 20th-century road-building techniques
rustic design aesthetic
views of mountains, lakes, and coastline
numberOfBridges more than 15 granite bridges
partOf Acadia National Park transportation network NERFINISHED
Mount Desert Island cultural heritage
primaryUse recreation
seasonalUse bicycling
hiking
horse-drawn carriage tours
horseback riding
totalLength approximately 45 miles
touristAttraction yes
winterUse cross-country skiing
snowshoeing

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Olmsted Brothers designed Acadia National Park carriage roads
Carriage Road system partOf Acadia National Park carriage roads
this entity surface form: Acadia National Park historic resources