So many choices...
Hosts Jim and Anna are happy to assist you in tailoring the perfect vacation. Magnificent Acadia National Park, where the mountains meet the sea, offers approximately 55 miles of the Rockefeller carriage roads and 160 miles of hiking trails. During the spring, summer, fall, and winter there are endless activities such as whale watching, visiting interesting museums, sailing, canoeing, fishing, shopping, kayaking, biking, hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and antiquing, just to name a few.
Resources

Acadia National Park
Plan your adventure with information about hiking trails, sights, and other things to do in Acadia. www.nps.gov/acad

Island Explorer
Leave your car behind and ride the Island Explorer, which will pick you up and drop you off right at our doorstep. The Island Explorer is a FREE, clean, propane-powered shuttle linking hotels, inns, and campgrounds with island beaches, shops and restaurants, and destinations in Acadia National Park such as hiking trails and carriage roads. www.exploreacadia.com

Museums

Abbe Museum
We are happy to provide our guests with passes to the Abbe Museum upon request.
www.abbemuseum.org

Seal Cove Auto Museum
www.sealcoveautomuseum.org

Activities
Bar Harbor Whale Watch
www.barharborwhales.com
Events

Acadia Birding Festival
www.acadiabirdingfestival.com

Acadia Night Sky Festival
www.acadianightskyfestival.org

Mount Desert Island Marathon
www.mdimarathon.org