Discover Bar Harbor and the breathtaking beauty of Acadia National Park during your stay at Atlantic Eyrie Lodge. Explore stunning coastal trails and indulge in fresh seafood at local restaurants, then unwind in our ocean view suites for a perfect getaway.
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Things to Do in Bar Harbor, Maine
Come and explore all that Bar Harbor has to offer during your next visit to Maine!
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Acadia National Park with a guided bus tour that showcase its rugged coastline, towering mountains, and lush forests. These tours offer exclusive insights into the park’s history and wildlife. Enjoy a tour at a discounted price when you stay with us.
Experience the first light of day in the United States by watching the sunrise from Cadillac Mountain. Accessible via a 3-mile scenic drive, it's the highest point on the U.S. Atlantic coast and offers panoramic views of Bar Harbor and the surrounding islands.Reservations necessary so plan ahead!
This historic 1.4-mile trail begins at the town pier and meanders along the shoreline, providing stunning vistas of Frenchman Bay and the Porcupine Islands. It's an easy, level walk suitable for all ages, perfect for a leisurely stroll to enjoy the coastal scenery and fresh sea air.
Abundance is right outside their window, the freshest fish, succulent shellfish, and lobsters straight from the boat are paired with local vegetables and Maine seasonings. At Testa’s they appreciate the resources the island and area has to share, and offer a true Maine coast dining experience.
Maine is famous for its seafood, so visiting a seafood restaurant is a rite of passage when in Bar Harbor. Visit this local diner for a fine dining experience offering a rotating menu of Maine's famous dishes, prepared with ingenuity and passion by Chef Aaron Porter and Meghan Bishop.
Located directly across from the beach on Hulls Cove, which opens up into Frenchman’s Bay, the oceans views are from their location is breathtaking. The dining room is lined with wide picture windows perfectly framing the Atlantic, or take it all in from the outside deck.
