SELF GUIDED AUDIO TOURS HAWAII
Tour Stops
Hulls Cove Visitor Center
Acadia National Park & The Hulls Cove Visitor Center, where you purchase park tickets and get maps.
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Frenchman Bay/ Gulf of Maine Overlook
Your first overlook after entering the park, high above the Gulf of Maine and Atlantic Ocean.
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Sieur de Monts Nature Center and Wild Gardens
An exhibit center for park nature and science, plus Wild Gardens and trails like Jesup Path, on the site of Acadia's origin.
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Champlain Mountain View Overlook
Another view from afar showing you how high up you still are above Bar Harbor and the ocean, before you get closer to sea level.
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Schooner Head Overlook
A larger, still elevated overlook area with a vista of the sea
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Great Head Trail
This is a popular, two mile round-trip, moderate loop hike high above the ocean and Sand Beach.
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Sand Beach & Ocean Path
From the Sand Beach parking lot, head down to the sandy beachfront, or walk up to the Ocean Path and walk parallel to the road...
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Thunder Hole
This is a small inlet, naturally carved out of the rocks, where the waves roll in. At the end of the inlet, down low, is...
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Otter Cliffs Overlook
These cliffs rise a hundred feet above the coast and are a popular rock-climbing spot over the ocean.
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Otter Point Overlook
This is the very southern tip of the peninsula, and the other end of the Ocean Path that began back at Sand Beach. The view...
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Otter Cove Bridge
This is where the road curves around the inlet known as Otter Cove, featuring a one-of-a-kind stone bridge. The inlet leads to a creek on...
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Wildwood Stables
A giant barn holds stables for enormous, strong horses that pull carriages up and down some of the historic carriage roads of Acadia, just as...
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Jordan Pond and House
This pond is more like a lake. It covers 187 acres with an iconic view of the Bubbles mountains. Jordan Pond House is a historic...
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The Bubbles & Bubble Rock
Bubble Rock is a gigantic boulder hanging off the side of South Bubble Mountain. To get to it, hike the Bubbles Divide trail. This is...
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Cadillac Mountain
Cadillac Mountain rises 1,528 feet above sea level. That makes is the highest mountain in Acadia and on Mount Desert Island. It's also the highest...
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Somesville Bridge and Museum
This is one of the most photographed bridges in all of Maine, with a graceful arch reflected by the waters of Somes Creek, framed by...
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Echo Lake Beach
With a sandy beach on its south shore, Echo Lake is a gorgeous little lake on the western side of Mount desert Island just south...
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Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse
Built of brick in 1858 on a stone foundation, this lighthouse stands 56 feet above the high water mark. It's the most famous lighthouse in...
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Ship Harbor trail
This is an easy 1.3 mile figure-eight loop along the forest floor off Seawall Road near the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, with stunning coastline views.
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The Wonderland trail
This is an easy 1.4 mile round trip hike to the ocean along Seawall Road near Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse.
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Seawall Picnic Area
This is a picnic area with a parking lot where you can stop and take in an up-close view of the ocean.
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Rhoads Butterfly Garden
This butterfly garden at Charlotte Rhoades Park gives visitors a chance to learn more about butterfly habitats and spot some up close.
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Carroll Homestead
This is historic homestead is an example of a typical Maine mountain farm. It was first settled by John Carroll and his family in 1825,...
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Seal Harbor Beach
On the optional Northeast Harbor leg. There's also a beautiful village green here, along with a small sandy beach.
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Thuya Garden
An optional stop on the Northeast Harbor leg to explore some beautiful landscaped gardens.
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Asticou Gardens
An optional stop on the Northeast Harbor leg to explore a beautiful azalea garden.
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Sargeant Drive Along Somes Sound
An optional drive along Somes Sound on the Northeast Harbor leg.
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Suminsby Park
A small park along the Northeast Harbor leg, along Sergeant Drive and the Somes Sound
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Seal Cove Auto Museum
Along the westernmost option leg of the southwest peninsula, this is a museum featuring some of the very first automobiles.
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Seal Cove Picnic Area
Along the westernmost option leg of the southwest peninsula, this is a small park area near the water.
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Eagle Lake
This is the largest freshwater lakes in Acadia and on Mount Desert Island. It's 452 pristine acres, with an average depth of 50 feet.
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