Acadia Woody's "Cadillac Loop" 3 Hour Driving Tour
Bar Harbor Coastal Cab & Tours
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Bar Harbor Coastal Tours provides Private Narrated Guided Tours of Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor. Come along with Woody, one of the most experienced local Tour Guides in the area! Tours were designed and revised over the past thirteen years with the intention of providing ease of access to each location. As we visit places along the way you will have some of time to get out and take pictures and walk about to explore if you like. Amazing photo opportunities abound throughout the entire journey. With the flexibility to customize any of the Tours offered into your own personal Acadia National Park experience, you are also able to create unique memories with your friends and families to enjoy for a lifetime! Over 100 happy groups have left reviews about how they loved their trip! Find yourself immersed within a symphony of ocean sounds while the sweet scent of pine and salty sea breeze tingle your tongue.
Departure Point
- Try to park at the far end of the parking lot away from the buses and heavier activity. The parking area is very big. You will see your guide in a Grey minivan with Acadia on the license plate and signs that say Bar Harbor Coastal Tours.
Return Details
- Try to park at the far end of the parking lot away from the buses and heavier activity. The parking area is very big. You will see your guide in a Grey minivan with Acadia on the license plate and signs that say Bar Harbor Coastal Tours.
Duration
3 hours
Languages Available
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: Cadillac Mountain
Maine
Cadillac Mountain is the highest point of land inside Acadia National Park measuring a quarter of a mile, 1530 ft., at peak elevation. The highest point of land on the eastern seaboard, Cadillac Mountain also marks the spot as the first place to see the sunrise in the contiguous United States. We are able to drive to Cadillac summit which has spectacular views of the tiny village of Bar Harbor, the Porcupine islands, cruise ships out in Frenchman's bay and the Atlantic Ocean for miles in most directions. The summit has a great granite & cement path that takes about 15 or 20 minutes to circle for those who want a little stretch or walk.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Sand Beach
Maine
Sand beach is a stop where you can go down to the beach for pictures. One of the best places during the excursion to get right up next to the Atlantic Ocean. I would suggest about 10 or 15 minutes to enjoy this stop, take a short walk and have some pictures.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Thunder Hole
Park Loop Rd, Bar Harbor, Maine
Thunder Hole is one of the most popular ocean-side attractions inside Acadia National Park. It is a significant formation of granite shoreline sculpted by the Atlantic Ocean's pounding waves and Mother Nature since the last Ice Age. At a few hours before the high tide, you have the best chance of hearing the thunderous sound of the ocean pounding into Thunder Hole's cave. It is named "Thunder Cave" on some old maps. If you get too close you can get drenched. You will feel the granite shake underneath your feet if the wave is big enough. The granite has a beautiful salmon-pink color all along the shoreline nearby, and at Thunder Hole in particular. During stormier days, Acadia National Park's rangers will restrict or shut down access to this attraction.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Park Loop Road
, , Maine
The 27 mile Park Loop road is the major sight seeing drive inside Acadia National Park. At the average speed limit, it is possible to drive its entirety in just about one hour. Most groups like to stop multiple times. When we visit places along the way, you will have a bit of time to get out and take pictures and walk about to explore. Those who prefer less walking are able to see most of Acadia National Park's highlights right from the comfort of their seat.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Otter Cliff
On the east side of the Park Loop Road, Maine
Acadia National Park's loop road takes us over and around Otter Point. Otter Point is the highest cliff face on the entire seaboard of the contiguous United States. A beautiful granite sided two level road was constructed for the best vistas right from the vehicle. The ringing buoy nearby is a charming sound to most visitors.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Sieur de Monts Spring
Behind the Nature Center, Maine
Little Hunter's Beach is a classic example of a cobblestone beach. Cobblestone beaches are more common in this area and are not so well protected like most sandy beaches. On a cobblestone beach, the loose sand and other smaller objects are washed out to sea, smoothing bigger rocks, or cobblestones, which remain on the beach during a never-ending "sanding" process. You can listen for the unique sound of cobblestones clicking together as the waves go in and out. Being so close to the Bay of Fundy, home to the most extreme tide shifts in the world, gives the Maine coast big tide changes from low to high, twice a day. Most coves are not protected from the open ocean and the loose sand gets dragged out with every tide, smoothing and leaving behind the bigger rocks too heavy to dislodge.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Carriage Roads
Maine
Sieur de Monts Spring is a natural spring in Acadia. George Dorr, Acadia National Park's first superintendent and founding father, deemed the spring, "The Sweet Waters of Acadia." The Wildwood gardens are popular for a walk if you have enough time. Acadia National Park's Nature center is located here and usually has a Ranger to speak with for questions. The Abbe Museum has a small facility on the grounds open during the summer season. It has artifacts and history of the indigenous tribes of the area.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Jordan Pond
Maine
During your tour you will see examples of the Carriage Road system inside Acadia National Park. Constructed and designed by John Rockefeller Jr. during the development of the park, it runs for about 50 miles around the lakes, ponds and mountains of Acadia. A drive by the Wildwood Stables lets us admire some of the horses going on, or coming back from a pleasurable trot on the Carriage Road system.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Eagle Lake Acadia National Park
Bar Harbor, Maine
Jordan Pond is a fresh water pond along Acadia National Park's loop road. Simply driving along the road affords beautiful views of Jordan Pond as we pass through the valley of several interior mountains here. Jordan Pond is home to the only restaurant inside Acadia National Park. The Jordan Pond House restaurant is famous for serving Tea & Popovers pond-side to its diners. The biggest gift shop of Acadia National Park is located here. Carriage roads and hiking trails exist along Jordan Pond's banks.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, Maine
Eagle Lake is a fresh water lake situated at the base of Cadillac mountain and several others and is easily visible from Acadia National Park's loop road. You also have the opportunity for great views at a pull over spot about a third of the way up Cadillac Mountain summit road. John Rockefeller Jr. made sure his famous Carriage Roads made its way around Eagle Lake below. A six mile Carriage Road loop goes around the lake and connects to the rest of Acadia National Park's Carriage Road system.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Little Hunters Beach
, , Maine
Acadia National Park surrounds the village of Bar Harbor. Bar Harbor is a quaint New England fishing port and a sea food lover's paradise. Lobster doesn't get any fresher or more succulent than from these very icy Atlantic Ocean waters. Bar Harbor is visible from many different points as you move along during your excursion. The best view is from the summit of Cadillac Mountain one quarter of a mile above Bar Harbor. We drive through most of the village pointing out historical interests.
Duration: Not Available
Additional Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Your Guide will arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour start time and park outside the lobby of your hotel. Look for a grey minivan with "ACADIA" on the license plates and signs that read Bar Harbor Coastal Tours on each side. If you are at a campground, your Guide will be parked near the campground office. We can meet you curbside if you fly in to Bar Harbor/Hancock County Airport.
Voucher Info
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
The tour identified in this promotion is made available through Viator. Groupon is not affiliated with or sponsored by the Bar Harbor Coastal Cab & Tours in connection with this deal. Please contact Groupon customer service for all inquiries related to this offer. Inquiries placed to Viator will be directed back to Groupon.
This offer is not eligible for promo codes.
Bar Harbor Coastal Tours provides Private Narrated Guided Tours of Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor. Come along with Woody, one of the most experienced local Tour Guides in the area! Tours were designed and revised over the past thirteen years with the intention of providing ease of access to each location. As we visit places along the way you will have some of time to get out and take pictures and walk about to explore if you like. Amazing photo opportunities abound throughout the entire journey. With the flexibility to customize any of the Tours offered into your own personal Acadia National Park experience, you are also able to create unique memories with your friends and families to enjoy for a lifetime! Over 100 happy groups have left reviews about how they loved their trip! Find yourself immersed within a symphony of ocean sounds while the sweet scent of pine and salty sea breeze tingle your tongue.
Departure Point
- Try to park at the far end of the parking lot away from the buses and heavier activity. The parking area is very big. You will see your guide in a Grey minivan with Acadia on the license plate and signs that say Bar Harbor Coastal Tours.
Return Details
- Try to park at the far end of the parking lot away from the buses and heavier activity. The parking area is very big. You will see your guide in a Grey minivan with Acadia on the license plate and signs that say Bar Harbor Coastal Tours.
Duration
3 hours
Languages Available
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: Cadillac Mountain
Maine
Cadillac Mountain is the highest point of land inside Acadia National Park measuring a quarter of a mile, 1530 ft., at peak elevation. The highest point of land on the eastern seaboard, Cadillac Mountain also marks the spot as the first place to see the sunrise in the contiguous United States. We are able to drive to Cadillac summit which has spectacular views of the tiny village of Bar Harbor, the Porcupine islands, cruise ships out in Frenchman's bay and the Atlantic Ocean for miles in most directions. The summit has a great granite & cement path that takes about 15 or 20 minutes to circle for those who want a little stretch or walk.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Sand Beach
Maine
Sand beach is a stop where you can go down to the beach for pictures. One of the best places during the excursion to get right up next to the Atlantic Ocean. I would suggest about 10 or 15 minutes to enjoy this stop, take a short walk and have some pictures.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Thunder Hole
Park Loop Rd, Bar Harbor, Maine
Thunder Hole is one of the most popular ocean-side attractions inside Acadia National Park. It is a significant formation of granite shoreline sculpted by the Atlantic Ocean's pounding waves and Mother Nature since the last Ice Age. At a few hours before the high tide, you have the best chance of hearing the thunderous sound of the ocean pounding into Thunder Hole's cave. It is named "Thunder Cave" on some old maps. If you get too close you can get drenched. You will feel the granite shake underneath your feet if the wave is big enough. The granite has a beautiful salmon-pink color all along the shoreline nearby, and at Thunder Hole in particular. During stormier days, Acadia National Park's rangers will restrict or shut down access to this attraction.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Park Loop Road
, , Maine
The 27 mile Park Loop road is the major sight seeing drive inside Acadia National Park. At the average speed limit, it is possible to drive its entirety in just about one hour. Most groups like to stop multiple times. When we visit places along the way, you will have a bit of time to get out and take pictures and walk about to explore. Those who prefer less walking are able to see most of Acadia National Park's highlights right from the comfort of their seat.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Otter Cliff
On the east side of the Park Loop Road, Maine
Acadia National Park's loop road takes us over and around Otter Point. Otter Point is the highest cliff face on the entire seaboard of the contiguous United States. A beautiful granite sided two level road was constructed for the best vistas right from the vehicle. The ringing buoy nearby is a charming sound to most visitors.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Sieur de Monts Spring
Behind the Nature Center, Maine
Little Hunter's Beach is a classic example of a cobblestone beach. Cobblestone beaches are more common in this area and are not so well protected like most sandy beaches. On a cobblestone beach, the loose sand and other smaller objects are washed out to sea, smoothing bigger rocks, or cobblestones, which remain on the beach during a never-ending "sanding" process. You can listen for the unique sound of cobblestones clicking together as the waves go in and out. Being so close to the Bay of Fundy, home to the most extreme tide shifts in the world, gives the Maine coast big tide changes from low to high, twice a day. Most coves are not protected from the open ocean and the loose sand gets dragged out with every tide, smoothing and leaving behind the bigger rocks too heavy to dislodge.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Carriage Roads
Maine
Sieur de Monts Spring is a natural spring in Acadia. George Dorr, Acadia National Park's first superintendent and founding father, deemed the spring, "The Sweet Waters of Acadia." The Wildwood gardens are popular for a walk if you have enough time. Acadia National Park's Nature center is located here and usually has a Ranger to speak with for questions. The Abbe Museum has a small facility on the grounds open during the summer season. It has artifacts and history of the indigenous tribes of the area.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Jordan Pond
Maine
During your tour you will see examples of the Carriage Road system inside Acadia National Park. Constructed and designed by John Rockefeller Jr. during the development of the park, it runs for about 50 miles around the lakes, ponds and mountains of Acadia. A drive by the Wildwood Stables lets us admire some of the horses going on, or coming back from a pleasurable trot on the Carriage Road system.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Eagle Lake Acadia National Park
Bar Harbor, Maine
Jordan Pond is a fresh water pond along Acadia National Park's loop road. Simply driving along the road affords beautiful views of Jordan Pond as we pass through the valley of several interior mountains here. Jordan Pond is home to the only restaurant inside Acadia National Park. The Jordan Pond House restaurant is famous for serving Tea & Popovers pond-side to its diners. The biggest gift shop of Acadia National Park is located here. Carriage roads and hiking trails exist along Jordan Pond's banks.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, Maine
Eagle Lake is a fresh water lake situated at the base of Cadillac mountain and several others and is easily visible from Acadia National Park's loop road. You also have the opportunity for great views at a pull over spot about a third of the way up Cadillac Mountain summit road. John Rockefeller Jr. made sure his famous Carriage Roads made its way around Eagle Lake below. A six mile Carriage Road loop goes around the lake and connects to the rest of Acadia National Park's Carriage Road system.
Duration: Not Available
Stop At: Little Hunters Beach
, , Maine
Acadia National Park surrounds the village of Bar Harbor. Bar Harbor is a quaint New England fishing port and a sea food lover's paradise. Lobster doesn't get any fresher or more succulent than from these very icy Atlantic Ocean waters. Bar Harbor is visible from many different points as you move along during your excursion. The best view is from the summit of Cadillac Mountain one quarter of a mile above Bar Harbor. We drive through most of the village pointing out historical interests.
Duration: Not Available
Additional Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Your Guide will arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour start time and park outside the lobby of your hotel. Look for a grey minivan with "ACADIA" on the license plates and signs that read Bar Harbor Coastal Tours on each side. If you are at a campground, your Guide will be parked near the campground office. We can meet you curbside if you fly in to Bar Harbor/Hancock County Airport.
Voucher Info
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
The tour identified in this promotion is made available through Viator. Groupon is not affiliated with or sponsored by the Bar Harbor Coastal Cab & Tours in connection with this deal. Please contact Groupon customer service for all inquiries related to this offer. Inquiries placed to Viator will be directed back to Groupon.
This offer is not eligible for promo codes.
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