Cadillac Mountain Sunrise Guided Tour From Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain sunrise with warm drinks, snacks, chairs, and reservation handled
Duration
2.5 hours
Includes
Pickup, chairs, drinks
Highlights
Start before dawn and ride up Cadillac Mountain for sunrise from the granite summit in Acadia National Park. Relax with provided chairs, blankets, and hot drinks while your guide helps you capture photos.
- Ride to the summit before dawn with entry passes and logistics handled
- Settle into premium camp chairs at an optimal viewpoint
- Warm up with locally roasted coffee, tea, or cocoa
- Snack on a warm wild blueberry muffin
- Ask your guide to take photos with your camera upon request
- Take in views of Frenchman Bay, the Porcupine Islands, and Schoodic Peninsula
What's Included
- Transportation
- Cadillac Summit sunrise reservation
- Entry passes
- Premium camp chairs
- Heavy stadium blankets
- Hot beverages (coffee, tea, or cocoa)
- Blueberry muffins
Things to know
The summit can be very windy and about 20°F cooler than Bar Harbor. Wear warm layers and comfortable walking shoes for uneven granite surfaces.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with 24 hours notice. Cancellations within 24 hours are charged full price (including airline and cruise ship cancellations). No-shows are charged full price. Refunds are for the entire reservation; per person refunds are not available.
FAQs
Dress in warm layers—the summit is often about 20°F cooler than Bar Harbor and can be very windy. Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven granite surfaces.
Cold bottled water is available in the van. Other drinks are not allowed inside the vehicle.
No. Smoking is not allowed in the vehicle at any time.
Meeting details
We pick you up!
Related locations
Cadillac Mountain
Admission includedStanding atop Cadillac Mountain, the wind carries the salt of the Atlantic and the scent of spruce from the valleys below. The pink granite beneath your feet glows in the early light, and the islands of Penobscot Bay stretch out in every direction. Cadillac Mountain rises as the highest point on the eastern seaboard, and its open summit feels both wild and approachable, inviting you to linger long after the first colors of dawn have faded into a clear Maine morning.
