Self Guided GPS Audio Driving Tour Acadia NP From Hulls Cove VC
Duration
2 hour(s) 5 minute(s)
Languages
English
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Included
Enjoy exploring Acadia National Park while following a self-guided driving tour
Learn about the park’s history, geology, and natural beauty as you drive
Experience GPS-guided narration that automatically plays at your current location
Enjoy stopping and starting the tour anytime to explore at your own pace
€ 7.9
€ 7.27
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Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Acadia National Park on a self-guided driving tour that brings the park’s history, geology, and natural beauty to life. Using GPS, the smartphone-guided tour automatically plays stories and insights as you drive, letting you know what’s coming up, where to park, and what to see along the way. From iconic viewpoints to hidden gems like Little Hunters Beach, the tour allows you to experience the park at your own pace. One ticket covers your entire car, so everyone can enjoy the adventure together.
Discover the flexibility and freedom of a self-guided driving tour, starting at the Hulls Cove Visitors Center and following the park loop to its most famous and scenic spots. The tour provides engaging storytelling, tips for parking, and directions for exploring, making it easy to stop and continue whenever you wish. With the WalknTours app, you can enjoy a fully immersive, hands-free experience while discovering Acadia National Park’s beauty, history, and secrets, all from the comfort of your own vehicle.
Acadia driving tour visiting all must-see stops
Engaging narration and stories throughout
Tour never expires, go anytime
Download offline before visiting
Go at your own pace, stop anytime
One ticket covers entire car, best value
Entry tickets
Admission to Cadillac Summit
Food or drink
Gratuities
Comfortable walking shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Camera
Wheelchair not accessible
No public transportation nearby
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Activity Provider: WalknTours
Customer Reviews
Jeff
Beautiful place. 10-10 recommend! We will definitely be going back! It was so much fun exploring all that Acadia had to offer we spent 3 days exploring around and had a wonderful time!
Tiffany
Despite the government being shut down at the time in October (or maybe because of it?), we had no trouble driving into the park and viewing a beautiful cove before driving back the way we came. It was quintessential Acadia with big breakers, lots of rocks and beautiful fall color! Definitely a spot not to be missed!
Cassidy
Acadia National Park in late fall is an easy 5 stars for me. It’s that perfect sweet spot where most of the crowds are gone, the air is crisp, and the whole place feels a little quieter and more magical. The leaves are mostly past peak by then, but you still get these flashes of gold and deep red hanging on, and the evergreens keep everything looking like a coastal postcard. What really stands out this time of year are the views. There are so many gorgeous cliff overlooks where you can just stop and take in the ocean crashing below—those dramatic, rocky drop-offs with the waves rolling in feel extra moody in the fall. And the beach access spots are awesome too, especially Sand Beach and some of the quieter coves. The late-season chill keeps them pretty empty, so you can wander around, listen to the surf, and basically have the shoreline to yourself. Overall, late fall in Acadia feels peaceful, refreshing, and insanely beautiful. If you like ocean views, cliffside scenery, and quiet beaches, it’s pretty much perfect. Five stars, no question.
s
The park is Awesome! We visited the 3rd week of October and it turned out great. The park was in peak season for Fall foliage. There was not heavy foot traffic on the trails. I would highly recommend Beehive Trail, Precipice Trail and Cadillac Mtn. There are many good trails to hike, those were just a few worth pointing out. For a change of Mountain scenery, take a ride to Schoodic Point for some awesome coastal views.
Amanda
A friend and I took the Gorge Trail / Cadillac North trail and it took us 4.26 hours for a 5.4 mile hike. The gorge trail takes you to the Cadillac mountain summit. It is a serious hike that includes rock climbing. We then took the Cadillac trail north back down. We are 51/47 year old women. Be ready. It’s a work out. Have your knees ready. It is Beautful. All of it. Worth the hike. The reward is amazing.