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thunder hole during the morning in acadia national park
Thunder Hole is a coastal feature in Acadia National Park where incoming Atlantic waves surge into a narrow rock inlet. The interaction between water, granite and air can produce dramatic splashes and changing patterns of foam. The rugged shoreline and open ocean provide strong visual contrast, especially under shifting coastal skies. This natural setting works well for subjects related to geology, coastal processes, marine environments and outdoor travel. Wave conditions vary, so the appearance of the inlet changes throughout the day.
Thunder Hole is a narrow, granite inlet on the rocky eastern shoreline of Mount Desert Island, part of Acadia National Park. Under ideal conditions, waves can spray up to ~40 feet (12 m) high.
View of the Atlantic Ocean and dramatic clouds from Thunder Hole, Acadia National Park, Maine
Rocky Cliffs at Thunder Hole, Acadia National Park, Maine. View of the rugged granite cliffs and powerful ocean waves at Thunder Hole, a popular natural attraction on the Park Loop Road.
Thunder Hole waves crashing Acadia NP Maine