Guided E-Bike Tour on Acadia National Park’s Historic Carriage Roads

This guided e-bike tour offers a refreshing way to experience Acadia National Park’s most iconic landscapes while supporting sustainable travel. Starting at the Hulls Cove Visitor Center near Bar Harbor, riders receive a Class I electric-assist bike and helmet before setting off along the park’s famous Carriage Roads.

Over four hours, you’ll cover roughly 22 miles through peaceful forests, around pristine lakes such as Eagle Lake and Jordan Pond, and across stone bridges built by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the early 1900s. Your local guide shares insights into Acadia’s ecology, history, and wildlife, with plenty of stops for photos, rest, and quiet appreciation of the park’s natural beauty. The e-bike’s pedal-assist makes the ride accessible to a range of fitness levels, offering a smooth and quiet way to explore Acadia without the crowds or carbon footprint of traditional tours.

Whether it’s the scent of pine after rainfall or the mirror-like reflection of Jordan Pond, every moment invites a deeper connection to Maine’s coastal wilderness.