Top Maine Mountain Bike Tours

Discover the lighthouses and coastal landmarks of Portland on a small-group biking tour. Hop on a provided bicycle and follow your guide to the Bug Light, Spring Point Ledge, and Portland Head lighthouses. Along the way, learn about their storied histories. Other highlights include the Liberty Ship Memorial, Cape Elizabeth, and Willard Beach. Set at a leisurely pace, the adventure also includes a complimentary lobster roll lunch at an award-winning food truck.

Discover the stunning coastal vistas and wooded landscapes of Acadia National Park on a 4-hour guided e-bike tour. Traverse both paved (Park Loop Rd) and unpaved (Carriage Road) areas as you explore iconic spots like Sand Beach and Thunder Hole and the Jordan Pond House, with additional stops at scenic overlooks along the way. This small-group experience, (8 people max) , ensures a personalized adventure filled with engaging insights from your knowledgeable guide. Ideal for those looking for an active yet relaxed way to experience the natural beauty and cultural history of Acadia. - Duration: 4 hours of immersive exploration in Acadia National Park - Limited group sizes for a personalized experience (max 8 people) - Ride quality Class 1 e-bikes with up to 70 miles of range - Includes bike orientation, and guided stops at key locations - Helmet and rear rack bag included. - Please note: Paved portions of this tour will require riding in some traffic (mainly on a 2-lane one-way road)

Explore the lighthouses of the South Portland Greenbelt Pathway by bicycle with this guided tour. You'll visit Bug Light, Point Ledge Light, and Portland Head Light with a local guide. You'll also have the chance to stop at a local food truck for a lunch of lobster rolls before returning to your starting point.

Explore the Portland Peninsula by bike with this small-group guided tour. Start at the Eastern Promenade, making your way along the waterfront bike path until you reach the Back Cove Trail. Your guide takes you to the Old Port to see some of the City of Portland's prettiest old brick buildings, and you learn the significance of local food, history, and culture of this area.

This 10-mile non-electric bicycle tour includes stops at all the scenic and historical highlights of the Kennebunk and Kennebunkport areas. You’ll get up close to a 19th-Century shipbuilder’s home, view breathtaking seascapes, tour a stunning seaside chapel, marvel at the sweeping compound of two American presidents, and gaze at a classic Maine lighthouse — among many other points of interest. The route itself is worth the ride: one of the most iconic coastal byways in Southern Maine. All your guides are locals, with deep knowledge of the region’s history and culture and a gift for storytelling. We love talking about this area, and we will be happy to answer any questions you might have along the way. The bikes themselves offer pure, human-powered, eco-friendly enjoyment — maintained to the highest standards by expert mechanics. You can choose from an 8-speed cruiser bike with swept-back handlebars or a sportier hybrid. Smaller bikes are available for younger participants.

Lighthouses are an iconic image associated with coastal Maine and Portland showcases some from the 1800s. Join this bicycling tour in Portland and see two of the city’s lighthouses from the 19th century. Follow quiet roads along South Portland’s coast to reach a small lighthouse called Bug Light, still in use today. Ride farther to Spring Point where a larger lighthouse awaits at the end of a long granite breakwater.

Enjoy the car-free carriage roads at a comfortable pace on a ranger-guided 6.0 mile moderate ride while discovering the diverse beauty of Acadia. The program price includes the use of a 21-speed bike and helmet for the full day. Bonus: If you'd like to continue carriage road exploration, keep your bikes through the end of the day at no additional charge!

Get ready to explore the beautiful landscapes of Acadia National Park with ease and comfort on your state-of-the-art electric bikes. Perfect for riders of all skill levels, your E-Bike Tours offer an effortless way to enjoy the park’s stunning carriage roads and scenic vistas. Covering 18-20 miles, this tour hits some of the most scenic spots in Acadia. Bonus: if you'd like to keep exploring, you can keep your bikes through the end of the day at no additional charge!

(For guests 16 and older) Planning your first day in the Kennebunks? As you cruise along this 10- to 12-mile loop, you'll stop to visit all the can't-miss scenic and historic sites in town — and a few lesser-known gems, as well. Your local guide will entertain you with larger-than-life tales and fascinating historical facts while allowing plenty of time to snap photos and absorb the breathtaking coastal Maine vistas. From start to finish, this tour is pure, effortless joy aboard our well-maintained class 2 e-bikes. Four pedal assist options tailor the experience to your physical ability level, with an optional throttle for those moments when you would rather not pedal at all. If you've never ridden an e-bike before, no worries. Your patient and personable guide will demonstrate everything you need to know before the tour begins and will continue to check in on you throughout the experience. The vibe on this tour is relaxed, informative, and, most of all, fun!

(For guests 16 and older) Long sandy beaches, rocky coastal crags, sprawling seaside mansions, classic New England countryside, stunning historical architecture — this tour is for intrepid spirits who want to go the distance and see everything. Along this 17-mile loop you'll venture a little bit farther afield than most while still visiting the must-see highlights of the Kennebunks. And don't worry; this isn't a whirlwind tour. Your guide will make sure to allow plenty of time to stop, learn about local history, dip your toes in the ocean, and take pictures. This is a true e-bike adventure, traversing a variety of environments with lots of opportunities to cruise and enjoy the ride. Your well-maintained class 2 e-bikes make it possible without working up too much of a sweat. Never ridden an e-bike before? No worries. If you can ride a regular bicycle, you'll be fine. Your patient and personable guide will demonstrate everything you need to know before the tour begins.

You will enjoy stunning ocean views as we ride along historic Boothbay byways that traverse the length of historic Spruce Point, where the Wawenock once fished and early colonials settled. We’ll see the historic Spruce Point Inn, host to the Kennedys and Ernest Hemingway and named as one of the Northeast’s top 25 resorts by Conde Nast Traveler. Along the way, we’ll see one of the last large coastal lodges built prior to the Great Depression and take in some of the most beautiful coastline water views in Midcoast Maine before strolling along America’s longest wooden footbridge. Your entertaining guide has collected some intriguing historical tales to share that you didn’t learn about in history class.

Calling all nature lovers and art aficionados, the Joy Ride E-Bike Tour combines the natural beauty of spruce forests meeting the Atlantic Ocean’s rocky coastline with the art inspired by it. Our first stop will be Villard Studios where Kim and Philippe Villard's woodblock prints brought the beauty of the Boothbay Peninsula into the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), NY. We’ll ride through quaint neighborhoods along the Linekin Bay coastline, along an old Indian trail skirting a hidden pond, and enjoy stunning views of Boothbay Harbor’s working waterfront. A feast for all five senses!

Join us on a leisurely ride around Acadia's Carriage roads. To begin you will arrive at our Bar Harbor location, which is only 1.2 miles from acadia! Once outfitted with safety and comfort gear we will lead you to Acadia and spend roughly three hours stopping at scenic overlooks, cascading streams, and ponds where beaver can be seen adding new trees to their lodge. Your guide will share natural history facts and offer advice to enhance your vacation experience. The tour returns to our shop, where you will be shown your trips route and a quick recap of sights and wildlife seen.

Explore the beautiful Acadia carriage roads with our Scott Scale 925 conventional bike rentals, suitable for heights from 5'0" to 6'7". Enjoy the freedom to pedal at your own pace, perfect for immersing yourself in the scenic trails. Conveniently pick up your bike at 39 Cottage Street in Bar Harbor and set off on your adventure. - Ride the picturesque carriage roads in Acadia National Park - Bikes fit a wide range of heights for a comfortable experience - Enjoy a flexible 6-hour or full day rental period - Easy pickup location in Bar Harbor for your convenience

The Paranormal Pedal E-Bike Tour is the perfect way to get up close and personal with Boothbay’s mysterious side and discover why it’s chock full of ghosts, mysterious creatures, and UFOs! Riders enjoy a unique and invigorating experience riding through hilly, pine-scented forests along the coastline with spectacular views of the outer harbor’s haunted islands and lighthouses, lobster boats and super yachts. We’ll ride around Pirate’s Cove and through a forested log cabin village, along the trail of the Wawenock tribe. A haunting highlight includes a visit inside the iconic Spruce Point Inn, host to more than its fair share of ghosts. Your entertaining guide has a collection of the most interesting and goosebump-inducing supernatural stories to share along our journey that will make you think twice about how much we really understand about the world around us.

Some cities are best seen from a car window. Portland, Maine is not one of them. On this fully private e-bike tour, it's just your group, a local guide, and five hours of spectacular coastal scenery — with a Maine lobster roll along the way. Ride through the Old Port's cobblestone waterfront and fishing piers. Climb to Fort Allen Park for sweeping Casco Bay views. Cruise the Eastern Promenade before crossing to South Portland to walk the breakwater to Bug Light, designed by the architect of the U.S. Capitol dome. Continue to Spring Point Ledge — the only lighthouse of its kind you can reach on foot — then Portland Head Light, commissioned by George Washington in 1791. Finish on the Western Promenade, a hidden hilltop park with views to the White Mountains that most visitors never find. Lunch is a fresh Maine lobster roll at a waterfront spot worthy of the occasion. No strangers, no set pace — just your group and the best of coastal Maine.