3-Hour Guided Acadia Tour With Cadillac Summit
See Acadia’s Park Loop Road, Cadillac Summit, Sand Beach, and Thunder Hole in 3 hours
Duration
3 hours
Ideal For
Up to 13 people
Includes
Guide,pickup,park passes
Highlights
Get a guided overview of Acadia National Park as you ride the full 27-mile Park Loop Road and stop at key sights. Visit Cadillac Mountain’s summit and explore coastal viewpoints, gardens, and historic stonework along the way.
- Ride the full 27-mile Park Loop Road with a guide
- Climb to Cadillac Mountain summit for views of Bar Harbor and the Porcupine Islands
- Visit Thunder Hole and take in Sand Beach and Otter Cliffs
- See Rockefeller’s hand-cut stone bridges and the Carriage House
- Explore Sieur de Monts Spring, the Nature Center, and Wild Gardens of Acadia
- Learn where to find trailheads and the 45-mile carriage road system for later exploring
What's Included
- Pickup
- Cadillac Mountain reservation
- Park passes
Things to know
Route and stops may vary due to park conditions or traffic.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with 24 hours notice. Within 24 hours, including airline or cruise ship cancellations, you are charged the full price. Refunds apply to the entire reservation only; no per-person refunds. No-shows are charged the full price.
FAQs
Yes. If you stay in downtown Bar Harbor, you can get picked up at your hotel or rental. Share the hotel name or address when you book.
If you stay outside of Bar Harbor and drive in, arrange a meeting point in Bar Harbor. You can also meet at the Hulls Cove Visitor Center parking lot in Acadia National Park; meet the guides under the covered pavilion.
If you arrive by cruise ship, book a start time at least 2 hours after your ship arrives because Bar Harbor is a tendered port.
Related locations
Acadia National Park
Admission includedStanding on the pink granite summit of Cadillac Mountain, the Atlantic stretches endlessly before you and the salt-tinged air carries the sound of waves breaking far below. Acadia National Park draws you into a landscape where rocky headlands meet the sea, carriage roads wind through birch and spruce, and tidal pools reveal entire hidden ecosystems. Whether you arrive in the amber light of autumn or the long days of summer, Acadia National Park holds something quietly extraordinary at every turn.