Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! Note: This 22+ mile-long tour covers the essentials of Acadia National Park in 2-3 hours. Take this self-guided driving tour, immersing yourself in the stunning fall colors and rich history of Maine, beginning at downtown Bar Harbor. Discover La Rochelle, a Gilded Age mansion, and learn about the raging fire that gave rise to today’s vibrant autumn foliage. Enter Acadia National Park at the Hulls Cove Visitor Center and begin the drive around Park Loop Road. Along the way, discover the Great Meadow, Sieur de Mons, and Bar Harbor’s history. Pause at Beaver Lake and Jackson Labs to learn about Acadia’s wildlife before continuing on to Egg Rock Overlook and the Precipice Trail. Take a detour at Schooner Head, pausing at the Ocean Path Trailhead if you want to explore the path on foot. Continue along to Sand Beach, Old Soaker, Thunder Hole, Monument Cove, Otter Cliffs, and Hunters Beach. Pause at Jordan Pond for delicious popovers and jam or simply to enjoy the view. Continue past Bubble Pond and Eagle Lake, and finally begin driving up to the top of Acadia’s most famous peak: Cadillac Mountain. Your tour ends there, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beautiful vistas atop the mountain.

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app that will function as your personal guide, audio tour, and map all in one. Once you’ve downloaded your tours, your journey begins in either Bar Harbor or by Sand Beach. Start your Bar Harbor adventure on the John B. Ells Pier. From there, you’ll head into this historic town and hear about its Gilded Age high points. You’ll then have a detour opportunity to visit the untouched Bar Island. After that, you’ll stroll through the Historic District, packed with majestic homes dating back over a century! Here, you’ll find landmarks like La Rochelle, an extravagant Gilded Age mansion. As you walk, you’ll also hear about a devastating fire which changed the town forever. The Abbe Museum, next, houses a collection of Wabanaki artifacts unlike any other. Then you’ll see the Village Green, planned by the same designer behind the White House Rose Garden! Next stop? Main Street! Stop at any of the many shops, restaurants, and cafes for whatever your heart desires. Afterward, you’ll walk along the waterfront and learn how to spot some of Acadia’s most striking wildflowers. Your tour concludes just beyond the Bar Harbor Inn, which dates back to 1887! Your tour of the Ocean Path starts near the Ocean Path Trailhead right next to Sand Beach, one of the best swimming spots in Acadia. As you walk along this oceanside path, you’ll learn about marine wildlife like harbor porpoises and harbor seals, and you might be lucky enough to see some of them in person! You’ll also hear the true story of the dramatic Sand Beach shipwreck, which took place right on this shore. Then you’ll stop at Thunder Hole, where the ocean’s waves produce a thunderous rumble that has to be heard to be believed! After that, keep your eyes open for tide pools and their many marine denizens. Next is Monument Cove, where you can stand atop rocky bluffs for an unparalleled view of Maine’s jagged coastline (which, of course, makes for a fantastic photo op). Clamber down to the shore at Boulder Beach, or continue on to the famous Otter Cliff, which boasts some surprising World War I history! This tour concludes at the breathtaking Otter Point Overlook.

Immerse yourself in Bar Harbor's culinary scene during this 3-hour guided walking tour. Savor an array of local flavors at various stops along the tour, while learning about the local history from your local guide. As you sample the fare at the various stops, the establishment owners will reveal the history behind their industry and what goes into making their specialties. This tour is a fairly short walk around the Village Green and the beautiful harbor, with plenty of food stops for lunch.

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map. NOTE: This 1+ mile-long tour covers the essentials of Bar Harbor in 1-2 hours. Explore Bar Harbor with your app that will function as your personal guide, audio tour, and map all in one. Enjoy animated videos that allow you to see snapshots from different centuries and interior rooms that you otherwise would not be able to see. Begin your tour at Bar Harbor Pier and hear about Bar Harbor’s early days as a fishing town and its transformation during the Gilded Age. Cross a bridge to the untouched Bar Island. Enter the West Street Historic District, with its Gilded Age homes. At the Abbe Museum, find a collection dedicated to the Native Wabanaki of the region. Stroll down Main Street, loaded with shops, restaurants, and cafes. Head to the waterfront Shore Path and encounter a strange landmark left in Bar Harbor during the Ice Age. See the personal tennis court-turned-public park which serves as an example of how Bar Harbor has transformed since the Gilded Age. See the Bar Harbor Inn, established in 1887. Your tour concludes just beyond the inn, right where you began.

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! Embark on this self-guided driving tour of Acadia National Park, located in the heart of Maine. Your journey begins in the quaint downtown of Bar Harbor, where you'll encounter the opulence of La Rochelle, a mansion from the Gilded Age. Delve into the history of the Great Fire of 1947, which led to the flourishing of the park's vibrant fall colors we see today. The tour leads you to the Hulls Cove Visitor Center, marking your entrance into Acadia National Park. Commence your drive around the iconic Park Loop Road, taking in the stunning landscapes. Along the way, you'll discover the Great Meadow and Sieur de Mons, rich with Bar Harbor's historical tales. Make a stop at Beaver Lake and Jackson Labs to learn about the diverse wildlife of Acadia. Venture to the Egg Rock Overlook for a breathtaking view of the coastline. If you're up for a challenge, the nearby Precipice Trail offers an exhilarating hike with rewarding vistas. A detour at Schooner Head provides a chance for an oceanside pause at the Ocean Path Trailhead, which you can explore on foot. Proceed to Sand Beach, Old Soaker, and Thunder Hole, each location offering unique natural attractions and panoramic views. Continue along to Monument Cove, Otter Cliffs, and Hunters Beach, each site revealing a different facet of Acadia's stunning coastline. Take a break at Jordan Pond, renowned for its serene beauty and famed popovers and jam. As you journey on, pass by the picturesque Bubble Pond and Eagle Lake, marveling at the rich natural tapestry that defines Acadia. The final leg of your tour ascends to the summit of Cadillac Mountain, Acadia's most famous peak. Here, you'll immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring vistas spanning from the mountains to the sea. As the tour concludes, the breathtaking views from the top encapsulate the diverse beauty and rich history that make Acadia National Park a must-visit destination.

Begin this 2-hour walking tour at LaRochelle Mansion where your guide will lead you through the History of Bar Harbor and the Gilded Age.  Set off on your walk of this fascinating, historic town. Your local, experienced guide will share stories of rum running, and tales of the town folk who influenced the development of Bar Harbor. Stroll along West Street, where the birth of tourism began in this beautiful coastal town and walk through the cemetery before visiting the civil war monument. You will hear tales of John D. Rockefeller, the Great Fire of 1947, and so much more. This tour will end in beautiful Agamont Park overlooking the ocean.

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map all in one. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! Note: This 22+ mile-long tour covers the essentials of Acadia National Park in 2-3 hours. Once downloaded, your tour begins at the breathtaking summit of Cadillac Mountain. As you descend, you’ll hear about the meaning of the park’s name and take in jaw-dropping vistas. While you drive, you’ll unearth the geological history that made these mountains possible, full of shifting plates, devastating volcanoes and earthquakes. But that’s not all! You’ll also get glacial history going back thirty thousand years. Next, you’ll get to travel back in time to the short-lived Green Mountain Cog Railway, once a major attraction on this mountain. Your journey will take you along Park Loop Road, as you revisit a devastating history of fires and powerful regrowth. In addition, you’ll hear why the foliage is truly so rich, rooted in temperature changes and a myriad of pigments! Up next, you’ll pass one of the 250 beaver ponds and learn more about these fascinating creatures. Then, dig deeper into Acadia’s wildlife with a story about the extinction and reintroduction of the peregrine falcon. After snapping some photos at the Schooner Head Overlook, you’ll return to 1604, when Europeans first arrived in the area! Then, hear about how a radio tycoon built one of the most important and efficient radio stations in the world, which the Navy used in WWII. As you roll along, you’ll find out about the Wabanaki tribes and how they survived. Hunting and berry gathering certainly sound fun, but their lives depended upon it! You’ll then uncover the Rockefeller connections to the area, including how the land, roads, and bridges are a result of their efforts. On top of that, you’ll hear about their quirks, like John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s desire to bring back a past full of carriages! The tour then takes you to the Jordan Pond, the deepest in Acadia. This very pond was carved out of the earth twenty thousand years ago by a great glacier! Then continue and behold the very precariously perched Bubble Rock and find out how it got into its peculiar predicament! You’ll then head to Eagle Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Acadia and a food source for local birds! Your journey concludes here

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! Note: This 1.2-mile-long tour covers the essentials of Acadia's Ocean Path in 1-2 hours. Dive into a transformative experience by downloading the Action Tour Guide app – your all-in-one personal narrator, audio guide, and interactive map for your journey through the enchanting Ocean Path in Acadia National Park. Initiate your adventure at the trail's genesis, introducing you to the breathtaking beauty of Maine's iconic coastline. As you progress, you'll be ushered into the intriguing tale of the Sand Beach Shipwreck, revealing stories of sailors, storms, and survival. The trail then leads you to Thunder Hole, nature's own orchestral performance. Here, the Atlantic's powerful waves collide with unique rock formations, producing thunderous roars that have echoed through time. Journeying forth, the whispers of Peregrine Falcons become apparent as you learn about their recovery, behaviors, and significance to Acadia. This leads you to the majestic Otter Cliff, an imposing granite formation that offers unparalleled views of the vast ocean and its timeless horizon. Continuing along the path, you'll uncover the Warbler enigma, discovering how these tiny birds have made Acadia their seasonal home. Each chirp and song has a story to tell about their migration and challenges. The path meanders further to Boulder Beach, where countless rounded stones create a unique shoreline, shaped by millennia of tides and time. Here, uncover the history of the region, the great fires that once raged, and the resilience of nature in its recovery. You're then introduced to the legends of Glooscap and the Whale, native tales interweaving nature, gods, and man. As you soak in these ancient stories, the surrounding trees whisper their own tales – of Hemlock Adelgids and the persistent battle of ecosystems. Soon, the Temple of the Ocean's Tides – Tide Pool in Acadia – emerges. This natural wonder reveals the delicate balance of marine life, showcasing starfish, crabs, and more, thriving in transient pools that ebb and flow with the moon's pull. Monument Cove beckons next with its photogenic rock formations, leading to tales of the Alewives' migration and the vital ecological role they play in the park. Consider, too, the challenges of the Gorham Mountain Trail and the legacy of trailblazer Waldron Bates. Concluding your tour, reflect upon the Atlantic Flyway's importance for migratory birds, the haunting past of The Year Maine Burned, and the tranquil sounds of Nesting Loons, which epitomize the serenity and magic of Acadia. This comprehensive guide ensures you miss none of the marvels, mysteries, and memories that Ocean Path in Acadia has to offer. Embark, explore, and let the essence of Maine's coastline etch into your soul.

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! Note: In this bundle, is 350+ mile-long and each tour takes 2-3 hours to complete. Discover over 22 iconic East Coast fall foliage locations in the US at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. Best of all, enjoy unlimited access to your audio tour for any future trips to the East Coast. Dive into the history and nature of this striking part of the US, from North Carolina's Blue Ridge Parkway to Maine's Acadia National Park. This East Coast bundle tour is a must-have, promising an all-encompassing journey through America's historical heartlands, vibrant cities, and awe-inspiring natural landscapes. Whether you prefer urban exploration, peaceful countryside, or the thrill of discovering hidden historical gems, this East Coast tour has you covered. In Massachusetts alone, traverse the historic Boston Freedom Trail, catch an idyllic view from Bunker Hill Monument, or explore Harvard Yard, the heart of the world-famous university. Venture further to the charming Cape Cod, Cape Ann, and Martha's Vineyard, or delve into the past with Salem's notorious witch trials and the historic towns of Lexington and Concord. Your journey through Virginia and Tennessee exposes you to the majesty of the Shenandoah National Park and the Great Smoky Mountains, connected by the stunning Blue Ridge Parkway. New Hampshire's Kancamagus Scenic Byway is a driver's paradise, offering unmatched fall foliage views. Experience the charming maritime appeal of Maine's Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor. Further south, take in the opulent history and coastal beauty of Rhode Island's Scenic Newport and Newport Cliffwalk. Explore New York City on foot with a stroll through Central Park, one of the most famous urban parks worldwide. Finally, immerse yourself in the nation's history in Washington D.C., walking through iconic landmarks and monumental buildings. Each destination is a marvel in its own right, offering unique cultural, historical, and natural attractions.

Download the activity provider's app, which is your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map all in one. Once downloaded, your walking tour of Portland begins at the Visit Portland Information Center. Stroll through Portland’s beautiful Old Port neighborhood, and learn about the city’s unusual founding. Uncover stories of tension and strife and find out how in 1775, the British launched one of the most devastating attacks in the city’s history. Hear about Portland’s role in the Underground Railroad and get to know key figures like Daniel Colesworthy, who published the first Afro-centric history book. Immerse yourself in the story behind the Great Fire of 1866 and the 10,000 who lost their homes. See how the city rebuilt with fireproof brick. Walk through the gorgeously preserved architecture of the city’s downtown and listen to tales of its heroes, like Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and suffragist Augusta Hunt, who didn’t take “no” for an answer. Stop by the Our Lady of Victories statue, a tribute to the Portlanders who perished in the Civil War. Revisit the Battle of Portland Harbor, when the Confederates launched a major assault on Portland. Relive a tale of deceit and determination. The walking tour concludes in Old Port. Begin the driving portion of your tour on Commercial Street. Discover how Portland became Canada’s “winter port” for wheat. Find out how the original wharves and waterfront were literally buried in earth. Pass the Western Cemetery; among the prominent Portlanders buried there are poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s parents. Heading up the Western Promenade, proceed past Portland’s most elegant and graceful Victorian-era mansions. Go by the eclectic Arts District that is full of galleries and working studios. Then, the journey will take you toward views of the Casco Bay islands and an array of lighthouses. One is the Portland Head Light which was commissioned by George Washington. Conclude your driving tour of Portland with a visit to Fort Williams Park before starting the Acadia National Park portion of your driving tour at the Hull’s Cove Visitor Center. Be captivated by stories about the devastating fires and uncover the fascinating history behind the park’s foliage. Take in the views from the Cadillac Mountain Overlook. As the journey continues, learn about the local fauna, from beavers to peregrine falcons and beyond. Be introduced to characters like the radio-obsessed tycoon Alessandro Fabbri and John D. Rockefeller Jr. Finally, ascend the majestic Cadillac Mountain that is rife with geological history, going back to the dinosaurs.