Biking Acadia National Park carriage roads in Maine | 1-minute bike

Winding through the forest around mountains and ponds, the 45 miles of carriage roads in Acadia National Park are a great way to explore the park by bicycle. These wide, smooth roads are closed to motorized vehicles (with a few exceptions), they feature massive historic stone bridges and lead to some incredible views of Mount Desert Island.
Video by Aislinn Sarnacki
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[@RockTheParkOfficial]

Awesome video!

[@ZPittman-dj9eq]

Where did you get that map?

[@pahouseholder]

For the non-cyclists in my group should I get e-bikes? Thx!

[@scott3715]

Looks nice, but wish you could see the coast. Guess you could come back down the island on the main highway??

[@lilacunderground]

Love this! How long did it take to bike the loop?

[@laiguangda]

Thanks for posting. I plan to visit Acadia in June and bike this tri lake loop, too. Do you think this is too difficult for an eight-year-old girl on a rental bike? How long did it take you guys to complete it?