easy
5–8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels thanks to pedal assist; basic endurance recommended for full-day rides.
Discover Acadia National Park with a full day e-bike rental in Bar Harbor. Experience effortless exploration on paved roads and scenic trails with pedal-assist technology.
$95 | Best Value in Bar Harbor
Experience the beauty of Acadia like never before on our Class 1 E-Bikes! Navigate the scenic Park Loop Road and historic Carriage Roads with ease, thanks to pedal assistance and a 50-mile battery range. Choose between a comfortable step-through or classic step-over bike for a memorable day of exploration.
An E-Bike is the perfect way to explore Acadia for the day. Our Class 1 E-Bikes are allowed on both the paved Park Loop Rd as well as the Carriage Roads built by the John D. Rockefeller. With the ability to provide pedal assistance at varying levels when you need it you don't have to worry about frequently rolling hills. Our E-bike batteries provide up to 50 miles of range meaning you can spend the whole day exploring without worry.
We offer the choice of either a comfortable step-through option or a more classic step-over bike and every rental comes with a helmet, lock, and a water bottle cage to make sure you are able to maximize your day in safety and comfort.
Minimum Age 18 years old. 16 years old with an accompanying adult.
*Note: In order to service and charge the bikes at the end of the day there is a $45 late fee for all bikes returned after 5pm
Ensure your e-bike battery is fully charged before setting out to maximize your range and avoid mid-ride battery issues.
For safety on mixed terrains, always wear a properly fitted helmet during your e-bike adventure in Acadia.
Bring enough water to stay hydrated throughout your ride, especially in the warmer months when temperatures rise.
Follow all Acadia National Park regulations regarding e-bike usage and trail access to protect the environment and ensure a positive experience.
Acadia’s carriage roads were designed by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the early 20th century to provide scenic routes for horses and carriages.
Acadia National Park promotes responsible outdoor activity, encouraging visitors to minimize impact by staying on trails and respecting wildlife habitats.
Protects your head on varied terrain for safety throughout your ride.
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially on warm summer days.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust comfort as temperatures fluctuate during fall rides.
fall specific
Keep hands warm and improve grip in the cooler spring weather.
spring specific