Acadia National Park
Explore iconic trails, rugged coastline, and unforgettable views.
Discover the Magic of Acadia National Park
Breathtaking landscapes just minutes from your stay.
Acadia National Park is one of Maine’s most stunning natural treasures—and it’s right in our backyard. Nestled in the charming town of Gouldsboro on the Schoodic Peninsula, Bluff House Inn overlooks the sparkling waters of Frenchman Bay. Located just minutes from the dramatic cliffs and crashing surf of Schoodic Point and the quaint coastal village of Winter Harbor. From Winter Harbor, you can hop on a passenger ferry to Bar Harbor, enjoying a scenic ride across the bay.
Scenic Hiking Trails
With over 125 miles of trails, Acadia offers hikes for every level—from gentle shoreline walks to challenging ridgelines. Popular options include Cadillac Mountain at sunrise, the Beehive Trail, and Jordan Pond’s Bubble Rock loop.
Carriage Road Biking
Explore 45 miles of historic carriage roads—ideal for cyclists and horseback riders. These gravel paths navigate serene forests and bridges designed to blend with the landscape.
Tidepooling at the Shore
Discover colorful tide pools along the rocky coast and spot starfish, sea urchins, and other intertidal species. A fun, hands-on experience perfect for families.
Park Loop Road Scenic Drive
Take the iconic 27-mile loop that passes by Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, Otter Cliff, Jordan Pond, and more. Ideal for rest stops with unbeatable vista points.
Schoodic Point
Experience the wild beauty of Acadia’s quieter side at Schoodic Point. Known for its dramatic surf, pink granite headlands, and panoramic ocean views, this hidden gem is perfect for a peaceful escape. Explore scenic coastal drives, walk along the Schoodic Head Trail, or simply relax and watch the waves crash against the rocks.