Oli’s Trolley has been sharing the beauty and history of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park since 1992. As Bar Harbor’s original trolley tour, they offer fully narrated journeys through charming downtown streets, dramatic coastal...
Guides like Jim, Rick, Fred, Steve, and Bill have built a strong reputation for delivering genuinely engaging tours of Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor. Reviewers consistently highlight how knowledgeable and personable the drivers are, sharing stories and historical details that even longtime Maine residents found new and surprising. The tours range from a quick 30-minute downtown overview to a full 4-hour exploration of the national park, making it easy to tailor the experience to your schedule. A practical bonus that comes up often is the parking situation. Acadia can be a nightmare to navigate on your own, and having a driver handle all of that while you sit back and take in the scenery is something guests genuinely appreciate. The trolleys are clean and comfortable, and for those who couldn't snag Cadillac Mountain passes, this is a smart alternative. One traveler even used the service for a wedding party, complete with a goodie box of souvenirs, which speaks to the flexibility on offer. The rare complaint has pointed to inconsistency in tour length, so it may be worth confirming timing details when you book. That said, the overwhelming majority of guests leave happy and many do both tours back to back. If you are visiting Acadia for the first time, this is a genuinely solid way to get the lay of the land before heading out to explore the highlights on your own.
Taking a tour with Oli's Trolley was the perfect way to explore Acadia National Park, even though the fog didn't let us see much. The guides are incredibly informative and share fascinating history about the area while you just sit back and enjoy the scenery. The stops gave us plenty of enough time to take in the stunning landscapes without feeling rushed.
Jake Brendemuehl
September 2, 2026
Taking a tour with Oli's Trolley was the perfect way to explore Acadia National Park, even though the fog didn't let us see much. The guides are incredibly informative and share fascinating history about the area while you just sit back and enjoy the scenery. The stops gave us plenty of enough time to take in the stunning landscapes without feeling rushed.
Jake Brendemuehl
September 2, 2026