moderate
4+ hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some cycling experience helpful but not required due to e-bike assistance
Discover Acadia National Park’s iconic carriage roads with an effortless four-hour e-bike rental from Bar Harbor. Glide through scenic gravel paths powered by a 750-watt motor and explore up to 45 miles at your own pace.
A Must for Explorers!
Discover the beauty of Acadia National Park like never before with our unique Rad Power electric bike rentals. Starting from our Bar Harbor shop, these fat tire bikes are perfect for exploring the scenic carriage roads. Enjoy a 45-mile range and effortless riding, making your adventure both memorable and accessible.
Explore further into the heart of Acadia National Park with our Rad Power electric bikes that can be ridden straight from our Bar Harbor shop. Brought to you by Maine State Kayak & E-bike, Mount Desert Island's highest rated tour and activity! You can expect the same level of customer satisfaction that earned us top 5 in the United States, according to USA Today's 10 BEST.
We love Acadia, and have expanded to the carriage roads! Offering our guest's a more budget friendly, convenient, and easy to operate option to explore the carriage roads is our goal. With up to a 45 mile range on a single charge, and a 750 watt motor, you will explore more, and exert less energy. Rentals are available for pick-up beginning at 9 am, times vary by day, and must be returned by the end of your time slot. There is a $50 fee for any rentals returned past your designated return time.
We are the only outfitter on MDI renting these fat tire E-bikes that we find best suited for Acadia's gravel roads!
Maine’s coastal weather can shift quickly—bring layers to stay comfortable during your ride.
Safety first: always wear the adjustable helmet included with your rental.
Begin your ride early in the day to avoid afternoon heat and crowds on the carriage roads.
Hydrate and keep energy levels up with the complimentary water bottle and your own snacks.
The carriage roads were constructed between 1913 and 1940, largely funded by philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr. to promote low-impact park exploration.
Acadia National Park maintains strict guidelines to preserve the natural environment; visitors are encouraged to stick to trails and pack out all waste.
Provided with rental to ensure safety on all terrain.
Stay hydrated throughout your ride, leveraging the complimentary bottle and personal supply.
Protects against wind chill common in coastal Maine.
spring;fall;summer specific
Enhance grip and comfort during your ride.