Duck Brook Bridge

Duck Brook Bridge is a scenic stone bridge in Acadia National Park, set along the Park Loop Road near Bar Harbor. It’s known for its graceful masonry arches and the way it blends into the wooded landscape, making it a worthwhile stop for travelers interested in classic park architecture and quiet roadside scenery. The bridge is especially appealing as a photo stop or a short pause on a drive through the park.

History

Duck Brook Bridge is one of the historic stone bridges built in Acadia National Park during the early 20th century, when the park’s roads and structures were designed to fit the natural setting. Like other park bridges from that era, it reflects the rustic style associated with the National Park Service’s early landscape design approach.

Expert notes

• Best viewed from the roadside or nearby pull-off; it is more of a scenic stop than a destination with facilities.
• Road conditions and access can vary seasonally in Acadia, so check current park information before driving the loop.