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Located about 10 miles from the Ellsworth business district, Revolution Rail is new to the Bar Harbor area, beginning operations in Dedham, Maine in early 2026. The team of Seth, Josh, Emma, and Kyle were great! The ride takes about 90 minutes round trip, and the crew gives you a history of the once bustling railroad and how its tracks were used to once power the area's lumber industry, along with an interesting look into its "Ice Harvesting". TIP: You can make use of Jenkins Beach for the day at no charge if your rail-bike version is the same day, so don't forget to bring your towel & swimwear! Revolution Rail also has operations in Cape May, NJ, and Colorado. They are going to try and do a Haunted Halloween theme ride this Fall at their Maine location, so call or visit their website to hear more. Thanks to the crew who took our photos at departure, and again during our ride. We had a blast. read more
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Robert H.
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We’re so glad you had a blast at Jenkins Beach! It’s great to hear…
10 days ago
The booking process and detail went well. The pre tour information was explained well. The views and experience were fantastic. Very thankful for the electric help for older people to enjoy. A family business, well done! read more
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Robert H.
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We're so glad you enjoyed the experience from start to finish! It's…
1 year ago
It was very fun and our guides Jackson and Seth were great. Nice way to be outside and explore. Very cool idea to repurpose old rail. I wish we saw more of Green Lake but it was still well worth doing. read more
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Robert H.
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We love sharing this unique way to explore the outdoors, and we’re…
1 year ago
It was so fun. My husband and I are seniors with joint and health issues, and we were both able to do this. The scenery is beautiful. The bikes are comfortable to ride. The guides shared some history of the area and were great. One star off for lack of communication. I emailed and called four times over two weeks with no response. When you arrive, there is a sign for parking, but no sign for where to meet. They had a bathroom, but until the previous group got back, there was nobody there to let us know where it was. (They just work off of a table for check in. There is no building or space.) Five stars if you have a person that stays at the start to answer questions when you arrive (including where the bathroom is!) I would highly recommend doing this whether you are a family with kids, a young couple, or senior citizens. It is a great and fun experience. read more
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Robert H.
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Hi Renee, thank you for sharing such a thoughtful review. We’re…
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211 Green Lake Rd
Dedham, ME 04429
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(888) 738-0123
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https://www.revrail.com
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What time does Revolution Rail open?
Revolution Rail opens at 9:30 AM on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Revolution Rail close?
Revolution Rail is closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.Revolution Rail closes at 4:00 PM on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Wed ClosedThu-Sun 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Does Revolution Rail have free WiFi?
Yes, Revolution Rail has free WiFi.
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Revolution Rail is proud to announce the opening of a brand-new rail bike experience: The Green Lake Run at our new Jenkins Beach Station, just 45 minutes from Bar Harbor, Maine. Rail biking is a pedal-powered adventure that lets you cruise down railroad tracks reborn for adventure—smooth, safe, and packed with scenery you can’t see any other way. It’s the freedom to travel through unique landscapes on a custom-built rail bike—no steering, no stress, just pure fun. Whether you're with family, on a date, or flying solo, every pedal brings you deeper into nature and farther from your to-do list. Ride Rev Rail's first-ever electric-assisted rail bikes at Jenkins Beach Station!





















