moderate
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic stamina needed to comfortably enjoy a 4-hour ride with some pedaling involved.
Discover Acadia National Park’s beauty on a 4-hour guided E-bike tour. Explore iconic spots, enjoy expert storytelling, and experience Bar Harbor like never before.
Experience the stunning beauty of Acadia National Park on a 4-hour guided E-bike tour offered by Acadia Stand Up Paddle Boarding. This adventure allows you to effortlessly glide through some of the park's most iconic locations like Sand Beach and Thunder Hole, ideal for those who want to cover more ground without exhaustive effort. Designed for small, intimate groups, the tour offers a personalized experience where your knowledgeable guide shares fascinating stories about Acadia’s natural wonders and cultural heritage. The electric bikes provide just the right amount of support, making the trip accessible to all skill levels while still encouraging exploration and engagement with the environment. Whether you're an avid biker or new to e-biking, this tour is perfect for appreciating Acadia’s rugged coastline, forested trails, and scenic ocean views. You'll stop at breathtaking vantage points for photo opportunities and relaxing breaks, ensuring you absorb the full atmosphere of this remarkable region. Along the way, you may spot local wildlife and learn about ongoing conservation efforts aimed at preserving Acadia’s pristine landscapes. For travelers staying in Bar Harbor or elsewhere in Maine, this guided e-bike adventure offers a unique and active way to experience the park’s best highlights with expert guidance and insider knowledge.
Opt for breathable, moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable during the ride.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour by carrying water to refill at designated stops.
Protect your skin from sun exposure, especially on open coastal stretches.
Ensure your phone or camera is fully charged for photos and navigation.
Acadia National Park was the first national park east of the Mississippi, established in 1916 to protect the unique coastal ecosystem.
Local efforts focus on protecting native species and minimizing trail erosion through guided tours and visitor education.
Protects your head and is required for safety during the tour.
Helps block wind and unexpected spring showers during your ride.
spring specific
Protects your eyes from sun glare on bright summer days.
summer specific
Keeps your hands warm and improves grip during cooler fall rides.
fall specific