| some feature fireplaces, 4-poster beds and balconies. there's also a veranda, a sitting room with a fireplace and games, and off-street parking. kids age 10 and older are welcome. wi-fi is available. polished rooms offering private bathrooms and tvs have ornate decor and antique touches. minimum-stay rules may apply. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. full breakfast is served in a dining room with 1920s silk wall coverings, and complimentary wine and cheese is provided in the evenings. housed in a late 19th-century queen annestyle cottage, this elegant b&b is a block from the shops, galleries and restaurants of downtown bar harbor, and an 8-minute walk from whale-watching tours
Bangor International Airport 1 hr 14
Schoodic Peninsula (1 hr 14)
Promontory known for its coastal scenery, containing 2,266 acres of Acadia National Park. Cadillac Mountain (14 min)
1,530-foot mountain providing a trail marked with informative plaques & expansive views at the top. Wild Gardens of Acadia (6 min)
Native trees, wildflowers & ferns in a rustic setting with a stream & paths like the Jesup Trail. Champlain Mountain (6 min)
This 1,058-ft-tall mountain in Acadia National Park features hiking trails & peregrine falcons. Hulls Cove Visitor Center (7 min)
Visitor complex with maps, souvenirs & ranger-led activities, plus direct access to carriage roads. The Beehive (11 min)
Dome-shaped peak with a short but challenging summit trail leading to panoramic views. Sand Beach (12 min)
Cove-style beach popular for wading, swimming, hikes & scenic views in a peaceful setting. Sieur de Monts Spring (6 min)
Springhouse on a spring, dating from the early 20th century, situated in Acadia National Park. Bar Island (4 min)
Small island accessible by foot during low tide with forests, walking trails & scenic views. Thunder Hole (13 min)
Natural rock inlet where waves crash with a thunderous boom & high-flying foam when seas are up. Jordan Pond (11 min)
Formed by glaciers, this 187-acre, mountain lake offers a tea house, loop nature trail & restaurant. Abbe Museum (2 min)
Modern museum showcasing the culture of the native Wabanaki people with various exhibits & events. Frenchman Bay (9 min)
National park bay with small islands stretching about 15 miles named after a 1600's French explorer. Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co (9 min)
Established company providing whale watching, lighthouse & nature boat tours throughout the summer. Acadia National Park (3 min)
47,000-acre park covering woodland, granite peaks & rocky shores, offering camping, hiking & more. | 
