Atlantic Climbing School

(1 review)

67.8 mi

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0.1 mi

The tour is excellent for beginners and experienced photographers a like. Howie is quite…read moreknowledgeable about both Nikons and Canons. The unsung hero is his wife who also is a capable photographer she steers the boat close to picturesque spots. They are more then accommodating will get as close to a subject as is safe and stay as long as you want to achieve the photos you want. Also take you to little cranberry island a small lobster village of about 80 permanent residents. They serve cheese, wine, fruits, crackers, and water on the way back to the dock. Is a great experience not to be missed if your in the Bar Harbour, Maine area.

We booked all 3 of the workshops offered by Acadia Photo Safari and each was was fabulous, fun, and…read moreinformative. All of us are novice photographers, and Howie taught us how to use our cameras off of automatic mode, how to compose our photographs, and how to have fun while doing it. His wife, Brenda, who captained the boat on the Sunset Cruise, was a big hit with everyone. Whatever else you do while in Mount Desert Island, you cannot go wrong booking any or all of these workshops - they will turn out to be one of the highlights of your entire tirp.

Boulders, Monument Cove, Acadia National Park

Bar Harbor at Night

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Margaret Todd, Bar Harbor, Maine

Scenic Flights Of Acadia

(81 reviews)

9.0 mi

We had the most spectacular experience!!! My boyfriend and I had just visited Trenton, Maine in mid…read moreapril and were discouraged that most activities seemed to be still closed for the winter. We stumbled upon this company's advertisement sign just 4 minutes before pulling into our AirB&B at 2am, and it ended up being the absolute highlight of our trip. We booked a small plane with pilot Neal who was fantastic! He was very well trained, accommodating, highly thorough and informative with all things Maine and sea related, and we explored 12 lighthouses and beautiful remote islands from a breathtaking perspective above. We cannot wait to come back to learn and take in more of the beauty down east Maine has to offer!

We decided to treat ourselves to a private plane flight…read more It was a 30 minute flight all around acadia national park and to a bunch of areas and islands nearby that we hadn't seen yet. Our Pilot Erin was amazing and even let me fly the plane for a few minutes! It was breathtaking and definitely a once in a lifetime adventure.

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A and J Motorcycle Safety School

30.3 mi

Took the Advance rider class and it was great! No pressure just do the best you can. Instructors…read moreprovided a lot of information and ways to make you a safer rider. There were 10 exercises which all challenged me and helped me understand what riding is really about.

This class is amazing. The instructors are very accommodating and make the environment feel…read morecomfortable but still remains professional. I took the 2 day BRC course and feel confident in the knowledge I learned and the skills practiced. I definitely recommend this school for anyone wanting their motorcycle license. Awesome job here.

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Northeast Driving School

2.7

(3 reviews)

40.2 mi

It's not a bad school, but it's nearly impossible to get a response from anyone. For a business to…read morehave nobody in the office during regular business hours is not really very professional. My son has gotten way behind on the AAA online stuff because nobody will get back to repeated emails or a simple phone message requesting help.

I guess I will be the second to review! First review based based on an past experience and should…read morebe considered out of date. Currently my two sons are completing driving school and have had a great experience. One day in class and than AAA online course. Cars are newer and teachers care a great deal.

Center For Furniture Craftsmanship

(1 review)

49.3 mi

The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship was founded in 1974 by Peter Korn. It offers a variety of…read morecourses, from ones lasting 9 months to shorter ones lasting a couple of months to summer courses lasting a couple of weeks. The minimum age of students is 17. I doubt there's a maximum. If you go to their website you will learn more information than I can give here. We learned about the Center's existence yesterday when we observed a blue highway marking sign. We missed the much larger sign beside/behind it, although we saw it today when we pulled in. We parked in front of the office and gallery space and walked in. We were greeted by Peter Korn, who told us about the current exhibit and offered us a tour of a workshop after we took in the exhibit. See my review for the Messler Gallery for more about the show. We walked down the stairs and across a gravel path to the workshop area. We walked through the work space, where people were working on chairs. We had mentioned living near Walnut Creek CA and were introduced to a student who came from there as well as to one of the instructors and a coupe of other students. Peter showed us where the wood is stored for the Center, hardwoods and sheets. It was very impressive. He offered to take us over to another space, more of a co-working space where students can experiment w/ new techniques, etc. We wanted to, but felt I had reached the end of my capacity for walking on unlevel surfaces, so we reluctantly passed on the opportunity. Alan and I marveled that after all the years we've been coming to this area this was the first time we had discovered the Center. We were glad we did and appreciated Peter taking the time to give us the tour.

Empire Beauty School

2.8

(13 reviews)

41.2 mi

I went to Empire in Bangor, Maine, to have a perm. The knowledgeable staff made suggestions for my…read morestyle and walked me through why it would work for my face shape. I got assigned to two fantastic ladies. Ella was the primary stylist. I had an appointment later in the afternoon and asked if the style perm I was getting could accommodate my making this appointment. Ella worked diligently to make sure I got there on time. She was joined by Jocelyn (spelling), who helped her roll my spiral perm. The two kept me entertained the whole time! I went into this appointment feeling tired and run down. I left feeling well, for lack of another term, attractive! A huge shout-out to Ella and Jocelyn. The final style was perfect and exactly what I needed! Both of these ladies will do well upon graduation, and I wish them all the success in the world going forward. I have been going to Empire for my hair for years. The expert service and low cost will always bring me back. This particular day made me feel like I made two new friends and got excellent service! Thank you, Ella and Jocelyn, for making my day, I have gotten lots of compliments and am finally smiling again!

I went to the beauty School because I been there before a the service was spectacular the female…read morehair stylist genie Chapman did a wonderful job the first time and I love the service So I figured I'll go back there and get a mohawk the first time ever from the same stylist Jeannie and it was her first ever Mohawk and I love it .I look amazing as always.And I will continue to go back there to have my hair done.

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Bair's Driving School

(1 review)

39.6 mi

This place has been around forever. Rumor has it that Mr. Bair taught Ben Franklin how to parallel…read morepark. Seriously though, there's a reason why they've lasted so long, and keep running a successful school, and that is consistency. Twenty years apart, my son and his mother both attended Bair's, and both had the same impressions - how they learned a lot and were kept engaged in class (which is no small feat considering the subject matter), and how both really enjoyed driving different kinds of vehicles, and getting the different perspectives and philosophies of different instructors. These people obviously care about how our kids drive after classes Are long over and done with, and as the parent of a teen in today's world, I appreciate that. All the schools appear to cost right around the same price, but this one in my opinion, has stood the test of time by just being better. Again, that is just my opinion.

Om Land Yoga

(4 reviews)

39.8 mi

The Bangor location is one of the easiest studios to get zen in. The layout and ambience take out…read morehalf of the work to get relaxed and ready for yoga. I did a $15 drop-in class with Crissi which was lovely. She turned the group around mid set which was different and kept me engaged. She was thoughtful about asking for consent to manual adjustments every time and with everyone in class. Highly recommend!

This is the very best yoga studio I have ever been to. The…read moreenvironment is wonderful,very well stocked with props but above all each instructor I met was completely different but excellent. I had Janet,Kadija,Bunny and Christine. I cannot say enough good things about each one of them. I spoke to Terri--who I believe is the owner--he was so gracious and gave me a great deal as a newcomer for a week--thank you so much. I am only here visiting while my husband is on an assignment here--I wish I could take you guys with me. THANK YOU AGAIN. Ratna.

Terry's Intermediate/Advanced class working a twist in half lotus.

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They host Saturday community class for donation. Very beautiful and kind...

Acadia Mountain Guides Climbing School

This was hands down the BEST part of our costal Maine trip. Henry was our climbing guide and was…read morevery knowledgeable and friendly. He provided us the exact tailored experience we were looking for. From climbing directly over to the ocean to more inland within the Acadia National Park - Henry helped create an unforgettable experience. Thank you for such a great service at a very reasonable price!

Great experience, highly recommend. My daughter and I went to Otter cliffs, one of the best parts…read moreof our vacation.

Guide, Mark, with a group of climbers in Acadia National Park!

Long time climber Forrest, in 1999 and 2014. Both pictures taken on the Great Chimney at Otter Cliffs in Acadia National Park.

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Learn to belay with us! Charlie belays at they South Wall in Acadia National Park.

Acadia National Park

(621 reviews)

2.9 mi

I'm no stranger to parks and beautiful natural places, but Acadia is like a dreamscape. There's…read morestunning ocean views from crumbling gorgeous cliff sides. There are lakes, streams, ponds, scenic lighthouses, boats, bikes, trails, gardens, crazy hikes with vertical iron rungs, rolling forest hikes, lighthouses, and more! The main issue you'll run into is crowds.. lots of people want to come here, especially in July and August. Best thing to do, go in as early as possible, do some things, take a break, go back again after 3. If you're early, you can get a parking spot then work from there. If you are flexible on time, take advantage of the shuttles, but be warned, they may be full, and they don't run every 10-15 minutes, so plan accordingly. I would be in the park by 7, have plans maybe on a tour in Bar Harbor late morning or early afternoon, then head back after 4, and I got to all the must-do's, ie hiked the Beehive, the Bubbles, Cadillac Mountain sunrise and sunset (reserve this early as spots sell out, I booked mine 3 months in advance the minute they released and they were sold out shortly later, especially sunrise tickets), Jordan Pond and popovers, Bass Harbor Lighthouse, as well as some boat tours in the area, including very successful whale and puffin watching. For more hints and tips, I watched some YouTube videos, there's great info out there, especially the videos from Ash, a former park ranger, who has loads of helpful tips to get around and not spend your trip sitting in traffic or waiting in a parking spot.

Did we go in a wrong entrance or something?!…read more I was underwhelmed for sure. We walked a few trails and took some photos but ??? Im very glad we hit Cadillac Mountain - that's where it's at!!!

Jordan Pond in Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park

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Acadia National Park

Maine State Sea Kayak

4.9

(133 reviews)

0.1 mi

We went on the aqua safari and had an amazing time. The kayaks and equipment were great, and our…read moreguide Gabby had a ton of knowledge about the local wildlife. 10/10 would come back for another tour.

One of the best guided tours I have been on. Casey is an amazing guide and Jesse was great with the…read morelogistics getting us back and forth from the start and finish. The water was relatively calm which made for a nice day of sea kayaking. Casey was great with providing safety instructions before and during the trip. He was a wealth of information about the wildlife, geology of the area, and the history. It was like we had the ocean to ourselves. We saw a couple of bald eagles and tons of seals primarily harbor seals but several gray seals as well. Can't recommend this company enough. Kayak on the quiet side of the island. You won't regret it. My family of four would do this trip again.

Getting ready for a beautiful day of kayaking in Acadia!

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The trip was wonderful, but i felt the instructor should have stayed with us. He was so far, we couldn't hear a thing he said.

Cadillac Mountain

(55 reviews)

2.0 mi

I was a bit confused and thought that Acadia National Park and Cadillac Mountain were one in the…read moresame when reserving our time?! Ugh ... Once we were situated, we drove up the winding mountain to breathtaking views - large rocks and lakes! We saw some pretty wildflowers and birds as well. Was it worth the almost three hour drive? I don't know but we'll most likely never be here again so ... I'm glad that we experienced God's beauty in gorgeous Maine together :) We hiked a bit and even climbed some big rocks. Life is short - book the trip and buy the shoes !!!

Gorgeous views! It's worth paying the extra fee to get up on Cadillac Mountain. If you can snag the…read moremorning sunrise, DO IT, because this is the highest point on the eastern seaboard - Cadillac Mountain sees the first sunrise of the day. It's amazing.

Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park

Fresh pine cones

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Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park

Acadia Stand Up Paddle & E-Bike

(22 reviews)

0.1 mi

I went on their group lesson/tour and had a great time. There were only two of us on the tour and…read morewe were both experience paddlers so we spent the whole time paddling on Long Pond with the instructor. Long Pond is gorgeous and our guide was prompt and very professional. Highly recommend!

We had so much fun paddle boarding on Little Long Lake with our guide, Nell. She was super patient…read morewith our 9 and 13 year old girls. She gave us a super informative lesson prior to getting in the water and then more instruction once we got in (but not so much we got bored!). We played games on the water, did a little yoga and practiced some tricks. We had a fabulous time and would recommend for anyone visiting!

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Bar Harbor Bicycle Shop

4.4

(101 reviews)

0.5 mi

Chaotic from start to finish…read more The rental process alone should have been our warning sign. Their online cutoff is 2pm the day before, which means you have to call-fine, except the woman who answered never called us back. We had to chase her down twice just to confirm a reservation. We arrived at 12:50 for a 1pm pickup and stood there watching the one staff member slowly process an entire family who was renting bikes for the next day on our time. The guy who eventually got us our bikes moved like he was underwater. Directions? He handed us a map that would challenge a cartographer and told us to "turn at the thing that blinks." That was the landmark. The blinking thing. We missed a turn. My husband's bike was mechanically broken. He came back with mud splattered across his backpack, shorts, and hair. And the e-bikes if you've rented an e-bike anywhere else in your life, do not expect that here. These things have less power than a child's ride-on toy. I'm not exaggerating. There is no assist. There is no joy. Unprofessional, disorganized, and a complete waste of a half day in a place where you have limited time and actually want to have fun. Skip it.

What a remarkable shop! When I reserved two premium gravel bikes for several days of cycling…read morethrough Acadia, I hardly expected the machines that we were given. High-end Cervelo carbon fiber bikes with electronic shifting, perfectly tuned, spotless and ready to roll. A mechanic cheerfully popped on the SPD pedals we brought with us, and we were off, departing from BHBS for the park. We felt like we lived on those bikes for three days. We popped by the shop on the third morning for fresh shifter batteries and a tire top-off. Return was effortless and gave us a chance to browse the well-merchandised shop. We also had an enjoyable chat with owner Peter who definitely knows what he's talking about when it comes to cycling.

Views from the top of Day Mountain

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Courtney E.

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3 years ago

I took my three kids (7, 10, and 12) rock climbing on our recent trip to Acadia. We are all novice climbers and our guides, Annie and Sam were EXCELLENT. We had so much fun, we booked a second trip the next afternoon! Unfortunately my husband had to miss out on our climbs this trip, and as a mom "single-parenting" three busy kids literally on top of a cliff, I truly cannot say enough about how safe I felt we were at all times. Annie and Sam were calm, kind, funny, and on point the whole time. Everyone had fun, including ME! The climbs they took us to were so beautiful, and challenging-but-accessible for all four us, with different abilities levels and feelings about heights:). One of my kids really had to work through some fear, and Annie and Sam were so wonderful with her. By the end of the second day, she repelled off a cliff over the ocean! She was so dang proud of herself, and their coaching helped get her there. I'm sure all of the guides are excellent, but we will be requesting Annie and Sam the next time we are in town! And parents, if you have a group larger then 4 and if it's in your budget, I highly recommend paying for a 2nd guide. You get to experience twice the number of climbs. read more

Rob G.

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3

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10 years ago

This was our third year in a row climbing with the Atlantic Climbing School during our vacation. We climbed with Eli (the owner) and Ryan. These guys are incredible pros who are super knowledgeable and also make sure you have lots of fun. We climbed at Otter Cliffs and it's hard to imagine a more beautiful place to climb. I highly recommend you book a climbing outing with the Atlantic Climbing School! read more

James O.

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12 years ago

I had so much fun with Eli, he is very good at what he does. I felt safe they entire time climbing. He was able to walk me through some difficult spots, and, he kept reminding me to stay calm, and smile. We went to otter cliffs, had a great couple of climbs, also, a must see! read more

Kim H.

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5

12

10 years ago

First time rock climbing ever in my life - went to Otter cliffs - guides were very patient and encouraging. We had an awesome time!!

Atlantic Climbing School - rock_climbing - Updated August 2026

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I went there with my family to rent kayaks for a guided tour of the harbor. Do yourself a favor…read moreand show up 30 minutes late. If you had the same guide that we did you will hear 30 minutes worth of the most painful self-promotion pitches, cliches, and/or time sucking stories that you could ever imagine. We didn't actually touch a kayak until 1 hour after the tour was supposed to start. So unless you are mentally challenged and/or have the patience of a saint, skip the intro if at all possible. Once we got out on the water we had a perfect day and a beautiful kayak tour. The gear is all relatively new and, if not, very well maintained. No gripes there. If you have kayaked a lot before or own your own kayaks you will be severely annoyed at the pace of the introduction and tour, but I can't entirely blame them as they are catering to the lowest common denominator as far as experience and athletic ability. And there aren't many other outfitters (if any at all) that leave right from the main dock in the harbor.

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Listen up: this intense hike does not mess around…read more All those things you read at the trailhead and on the websites are true. If you're not in great shape, and if you have even the tiniest whisper of a fear of heights, then this hike is NOT for you. No kids, full stop. There's a reason it's on lists of "The Most Dangerous Tourist Attractions In The World" and the like. Now that you're appropriately warned, I can also say that this is one of the most memorable and fun hikes I've ever done. You start at the very small parking area (plan to park along the road, or honestly, just take the shuttle that stops here) and have the easiest part of the hike first. After just a bit, you'll come to your first climb up a rock face, then you wrap around the mountain to find a scramble up a talus rock slope. At the top of the that rock scramble you bop over and then under a tunnel of rock, and that's just getting you warmed up. Expect 90-degree granite cliffs where you cling to iron ladder rungs, exposed rock faces where you shuffle along the face on a tiny ledge, and a lot of thigh/glute/calf workout as you basically scale up the side of a cliff with many many many ladder segments as your sweaty palms cling to the iron rungs. In a word: awesome! At the end, you end up on the top of Acadia, looking out to the water. We visited in October when the foliage was prime, and obviously that's a pro move. Everyone talks about Cadillac but if you're willing to put in the sweat, this is the views without the crowds. Once you're at the top, they recommend coming down a different trail that pops you out on the road closer back to town, and then walking back to the trailhead. We did just that and it's the way to go--descending those ladders in two-way traffic is a recipe for problems. Shoutout the bus driver who stopped for us on the road so we didn't have to walk all the way back! If you're into hikes like this but don't want, you know, the FULL hike like this, I'm told the Beehive Trail has a little taste of this kind of thing and that may be the way to go. But if disaster flirting is your thing and you're a responsible hiker and it hasn't been raining, hit up the Precipice Trail for sure.

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(37 reviews)

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(75 reviews)

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