Good for an hour or a day, on foot or bike or horse (no motorized vehicles allowed), these graded roads take you through much of the southern part of Acadia National Park. Very few services on the roads, but plenty of scenery. Take water, take a lunch, and enjoy. More

The carriage roads are absolutely amazing. Lots of great history with the Carnegie family. More

A fantastic way to explore the park. Great for biking, jogging, or family walks. More

The carriage roads are great. They are the easiest access into many parts of Acadia National Park. More

One of our best decisions when spending a week in Maine was to sign up for a 2-hour horse-drawn carriage ride through Acadia National Park's Mt. Desert Island. No motor vehicles are permitted on these beautiful, old roads (built in the early 1900s), so the trip is relaxing and a lot of fun for those who prefer not to hike... More

I must preface this with telling you that I grew up on Mt Desert Island and the park loop roads were my playground. I am one of the lucky few children who grew up knowing that you don't pick flowers or collect stones in the park. Acadia National Park is the perfect place for naturalists and hiking/climbing enthusiasts. The 57... More

The carriage roads are an incredible way to see Acadia National Park. We hiked on them for hours! More

It was our first trip as a family in Acadia National Park, so we got a bycicle trailer for our daughter. The carriage roads withing Acadia National Park are simply AMAZING! So relaxing and the sightseeing was absolutely breathtaking! It is highly recommended for all ages, we would go there every summer! More

I grew up going to Acadia National Park every summer since I was a baby and since I've turned 40 last week...I guess that makes it at least 40 trips to this park. The carriage roads are a MUST SEE for every visitor. No matter your age, your physical condition, or the mode you wish to travel (walking or biking... More