Explore over 150 miles of hiking trails and nature walks! Our favorite hikes are Cadillac, Beehive and Jordan Cliffs. Corrie's first time at the top of Cadillac was in 1991 in a pram just mere months after she was born!
Cadillac Mountain is highest point on the eastern seaboard of the U.S. Bring a blanket and be the first to see the sunrise. Don't worry, you can drive to the top!
Head over to Thunder Hole at Acadia National Park during high tide to witness the giant crashing waves.
Maine is known for it's rocky beaches but Sand Beach is true to its name.
Rent bikes in town and traverse the many carriage trails.
Stroll along Main Street to check out the many shops, cafe's and book stores. Good luck leaving Bar Harbor without a 'Cool as a Moose' shirt.
Join a kayaking tour to paddle around the Porcupine Islands in Frenchman Bay. Look out for harbor seals and bald eagles!
Enjoy a sunset cruise in Frenchman Bay.
Scope out the whales and other wildlife along the shoreline of Mount Desert Island.
Wait for low tide to walk out to Bar Island, just make sure to give yourself enough time to get back before high tide.
While you may not have earned the Master Gardener title that Dr. Hayes has, you'll still love wandering through the beautiful Rockefeller Gardens in Seal Harbor.
Learn about the history and cultures of the Native people in Maine.
If you do nothing else on this list, go to Jordan Pond House to eat the best popovers of your life. Then stroll through the nature trail along the pond.
Kickstart your day with a fresh juice - you'll likely run into Lucy getting her daily fix.
Come for breakfast but be prepared to wait - we promise it's worth it.
A perfect diner-style breakfast right in downtown. They serve Justin's favorite blueberry pancakes!
This is where you want to get your ice cream, trust Justin.
A funky bar with local flavor.
Great casual seafood restaurant on the water right in town. They have everything from a full lobster dinner to Maine steamer clams. Enjoy the open patio!
Solid lunch or dinner spot with a patio.
Perfect for lunch in town.
Located on the other side of the island on Somes Sound, Abel's offers a classic lobster bake on picnic tables along the shore. If you're not sure how to eat a whole lobster, ask Dr. Beitler for tips.
If you're flying into the Hancock Country Airport, before you get on the island, your first stop should be a lobster roll at Trenton Lobster Pound just as Mamarg and Grand Bob did every summer they returned to their home in Hulls Cove.
Challenge Uncle Fordie to a round of bocce ball at this outdoor bar.
Best sandwiches on MDI. Worth a drive to this road-side stand.
Post up in the front lawn at the Garden Bar and enjoy live music every afternoon.
Elevated dinner option at the Bar Harbor Inn overlooking the water.
Fine dining restaurant in the garden at the Balance Rock Inn.
While an Irish Pub may sound out of place but somehow it works.
Take the ferry to Little Cranberry Island for dinner on a converted fishing dock.