Things to see
Henry's Cove
Winter Harbor VillageChanning Chapel
Schoodic National Scenic Byway
Bar Harbor by Bike, Bus and Ferry
Most visitors arrive on the Schoodic Peninsula by car, but you have options.
Biking the Byway All of Route 1 and most of Route 186 in Gouldsboro and Winter Harbor have paved shoulders that make this a fun bike trip. Learn more at Explore Maine By Bike. Schoodic Peninsula is Tour 10 Highlights: islands, lighthouses, low traffic, ocean views, state/national park, wildlife The 10-mile loop begins in Winter Harbor. Grindstone Neck has scenic views and a picnic spot. The 12- and 24-mile loops take cyclists through the easternmost reaches of Acadia National Park to beautiful Schoodic Point, as well as through picturesque fishing villages and along a dramatic stretch of Maine’s rocky coast. Click this map to enlarge. |
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Bar Harbor Ferry The M/V St. Croix and the M/V Katherine provide seasonal service between Bar Harbor and Winter Harbor, Maine, with connections to the Acadia National Park Island Explorer Shuttle Bus. The ferries operate seven days a week, June 23 to September 30. Also offering excursions and cruises.Website | 207-288-4585 or 207-288-2373 | Winter: 207-546-2927 |
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| Downeast Transportation - Island Explorer Bus Downeast Transportation provides hourly service in Winter Harbor, Acadia National Park - Schoodic Section and Prospect Harbor during th summer season. You can arrive by ferry and visit some of the most scenic locations on the byway without a car. Learn more at Explore Acadia. |
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