{"product_id":"acadia-national-park-virtual-field-trip-lesson","title":"Acadia National Park Virtual Field Trip App Lesson | Audio + Map + Quiz","description":"\u003cp\u003eTake students to Acadia National Park with a completed 7-stop WanderListen virtual field trip that moves from the exposed granite summit of Cadillac Mountain to Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, Jordan Pond, Sieur de Monts, Duck Brook Bridge, and Schoodic Point. 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