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Europe has her beautiful architecture, but Americas have incredible National Parks, well preserved and well maintained. Cadillac Mountain and the whole of Acadia National Park is one of such. I always marvel at their beauty, always in awe of how they came to be. Nature is meant to be explored, admired and respected. I feel blessed at every encounter and immensely grateful to share the experience among loved ones. Now, Cadillac Mountain is accessible by car. There's a parking lot at the summit. You need to reserve online for a timed entry to be able to park at the summit and a different permit per car to enter Cadillac Mountain.
Cadillac Mountain is a part of Acadia National Park. What beautiful sights to see from the summit of Cadillac Mountain. This review is based on the visit to the summit of Cadillac Mountain. My visit here was with a tour on October 2, 2019. We were in Bar Harbor for the day sailing on the Disney Magic. With our tour, we had about 15 minutes to visit this area. The time of day was 11:30 to 11:45 am. The weather wasn't as nice this day, as it was overcast and cool, temperatures in the 50s, and windy. A cold front passed through the area earlier that morning. The weather conditions didn't stop me though. One of the nice things is that there were several signs that had information about that area of the park. Even though it wasn't a clear day, the views were still great to see at Cadillac Mountain. I was able to take in the views of Frenchman Bay, which is where the Disney Magic was anchored for the day as well. There were some fall colors in the trees, but was a bit early for the peak season views of the fall colors. Even with the limited time we had, this was still a great place to visit. I would love to come back and stay several days, allowing to come and see the sunrises and sunsets at Cadillac Mountain, along with other areas of the park. The natural beauty of this place is breathtaking. If you come visit Acadia National Park, this place must be on your list to visit.
BEAUTIFUL SPOT FOR SUNRISE! We were told by so many people to experience the sunrise from Cadillac mountain and I am glad we decided to because this was one of our highlights during the Acadia National Park trip. HOT TO GET THERE: We drove here and let me warn you that traffic on this single lane road is horrible so please provide minimum 30 mins cushion so you have enough time to get here before the sunrise. No pain no gain, right? From the main parking loop at Cadillac Mountain it's a short walk to the viewing area. THE SUNRISE: You will definitely forget everything as soon as you see the view. The sunrise is spectacular and the little islands shine like diamonds as the sun starts shinning on them. The sky is all covered in various hues of red and purple and the entire scene looks picture perfect. I would highly recommend checking this place out!
"Astounding view around you with calm atmosphere" You reach here and you come to know why Acadia national park is 2nd most visited park in USA. so, scenic beauties and view... 10 mins' trail. you can spot so many island from here. Sunrise or sunset. Both offers breathtaking view... in evening or sep onwards it is breezy so get your warm clothes. of course, you will have camera. But sometimes we think we are becoming too materialistic. You can spend 2-3 hours easily.
Probably the most well known spot to get beautiful views of Acadia National Park. We made our way up here to see what all the talk was about. Even on a cloudy day the views were beautiful. Near the overlook there is plenty of parking and a gift shop. The gift shop has trinkets to take home, snacks, and blueberry sodas for sale. Near the shop there are restrooms as well. From the main parking loop at Cadillac Mountain it's a short walk to the views. The walk is mainly on rocks, but there are some flat areas. It isn't a challenging walk. Once out on the rocks you'll get completely unobstructed views of the area. It's a beautiful open area. This is the spot to take photos of both the scenery and your travel companions.
The first daily and most beautiful sunrise in the United States! Known for sharing its natural beauty for having the first sunrise in the east coast of United States, it is no surprise that many locals and visitors will gather here to watch that moment. Arriving just an hour before sunrise, there is a dark blue color across the skies where the stars are still twinkling. Far East side, there are glimpses of orange and pink lights slowly taking over the skies. The strong orange and red colors will conquer the skies almost immediately as the sun is peeking and making its way up the sky for a sunrise. For great photos to capture the moments, make your way to the summit and the most East side to capture it (the side where it is brightest). In preparation for the sunrise, one may have to sacrifice sleep the night before to ensure that one stays awake. Dress warmly like a heavy hoodie or jacket, it gets very cold even on a summer night. The mountains are barely lite up, drive with caution. Phone services may not work so well, so have a back up map. Bring some snacks and some drinks. Sit back and relax. It may sound a little tedious but it is totally worth it!
We drove to the top of Cadillac Mountain several times during our time in Acadia National Park. At 1527 feet Cadillac Mountain is the highest elevation on the Eastern Seaboard and affords truly spectacular views of the surrounding area. Sunrises and sunsets are amazing here. Get up early to watch the sunrise because when we were there it occurred around 4:45. At certain times of the year this is the site of the first sunrise in the United States. Sunsets are brilliant as well and even star gazing after dark is fabulous. There are hiking trails to the top if that's how you want to reach the summit but there is a nice paved road all the way to the top as well. Allow about 15 minutes or so to drive it. Do be careful while you drive because there a lot of bends and turns in this winding road.
This is a semi-strenuous hiking trail, through forest and over Rocky landscape. The trail is 4.4 miles to the top of Cadillac mountain. The trail markers are blue lines on either rocks or trees. On the rock landscape, rock statues will guide you. The thrill of this hike/ climb is the view of Bar Harbor. it becomes more spectacular the higher you hike up.
Weather dependent and heavy with fog with a narrow single lane road. So plan on carpooling and allowing a lot of time in addition to what mapping service app you may use. Very weather dependent but nice. The road is well paved and maintained. Traffic is horrendous here as the single lane road does not afford much in many stretches any - room for cyclist and walkers. The Park personnel are friendly and knowledgeable. Parking on the shoulder of the road is absolutely prohibited and towing is swift.
If you have the time, and are in decent health, this is a very enjoyable trail. Parking is either at the top of Cadillac mountain, or at the bottom of the trail on the one way section of park loop road. It's about 4 hours of hiking if you go up and back down. Do not attempt this with out 3 bottles of water per person. The trail its6is kept quite clear and has good footing throughout. The rise and fall of the trail height is gradual. This trail offer spectacular views.
Nothing short of amazing. Cadillac was our favorite part of the road trip (while in the East Coast). The drive was gorgeous. The air was crisp. There were not too many people around. (There was a wedding about to take place - I mean, who would not want this as their back drop!) we enjoyed the wonderful, God-given beauty of Acadia.
Cadillac Mountain is a must-see when traveling to Bar Harbor, Maine. It gives a great overview of the harbor and a real rugged experience. But be prepared. Make reservations in advance online; you can't make them in person. You must buy park tickets, which are $35 (kind of ridiculous for a state park), and $6 bucks to tour the top of the mountain. They had a small gift shop and only one working restroom with two portalets close by. Some people drive it, some hike it to see the sunrise and some bike it. I would only recommend driving it given how narrow the road is and it's off the side of a cliff. It was a nice overall experience. read more
We opted for the one and a half hour shore excursion that takes you to the top of the highest peak on the North Atlantic Seaboard. You enter Arcadia National Park. Today it was foggy yet as we ascended up we climbed above the clouds: surreal and beautiful. There is a gift shop and a restroom. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Europe has her beautiful architecture, but Americas have incredible National Parks, well preserved and well maintained. Cadillac Mountain and the whole of Acadia National Park is one of such. I always marvel at their beauty, always in awe of how they came to be. Nature is meant to be explored, admired and respected. I feel blessed at every encounter and immensely grateful to share the experience among loved ones. Now, Cadillac Mountain is accessible by car. There's a parking lot at the summit. You need to reserve online for a timed entry to be able to park at the summit and a different permit per car to enter Cadillac Mountain. read more
Cadillac Mountain is a part of Acadia National Park. What beautiful sights to see from the summit of Cadillac Mountain. This review is based on the visit to the summit of Cadillac Mountain. My visit here was with a tour on October 2, 2019. We were in Bar Harbor for the day sailing on the Disney Magic. With our tour, we had about 15 minutes to visit this area. The time of day was 11:30 to 11:45 am. The weather wasn't as nice this day, as it was overcast and cool, temperatures in the 50s, and windy. A cold front passed through the area earlier that morning. The weather conditions didn't stop me though. One of the nice things is that there were several signs that had information about that area of the park. Even though it wasn't a clear day, the views were still great to see at Cadillac Mountain. I was able to take in the views of Frenchman Bay, which is where the Disney Magic was anchored for the day as well. There were some fall colors in the trees, but was a bit early for the peak season views of the fall colors. Even with the limited time we had, this was still a great place to visit. I would love to come back and stay several days, allowing to come and see the sunrises and sunsets at Cadillac Mountain, along with other areas of the park. The natural beauty of this place is breathtaking. If you come visit Acadia National Park, this place must be on your list to visit. read more
Cadillac Mountain offers amazing views of coastal Maine. It is very close to downtown Bar Harbor so you can make it up to the top quickly (at least in a vehicle). Parking can be a challenge and it is often crowded by the top is a large area so there is plenty of room to distance. read more
9 years ago
BEAUTIFUL SPOT FOR SUNRISE! We were told by so many people to experience the sunrise from Cadillac mountain and I am glad we decided to because this was one of our highlights during the Acadia National Park trip. HOT TO GET THERE: We drove here and let me warn you that traffic on this single lane road is horrible so please provide minimum 30 mins cushion so you have enough time to get here before the sunrise. No pain no gain, right? From the main parking loop at Cadillac Mountain it's a short walk to the viewing area. THE SUNRISE: You will definitely forget everything as soon as you see the view. The sunrise is spectacular and the little islands shine like diamonds as the sun starts shinning on them. The sky is all covered in various hues of red and purple and the entire scene looks picture perfect. I would highly recommend checking this place out! read more
"Astounding view around you with calm atmosphere" You reach here and you come to know why Acadia national park is 2nd most visited park in USA. so, scenic beauties and view... 10 mins' trail. you can spot so many island from here. Sunrise or sunset. Both offers breathtaking view... in evening or sep onwards it is breezy so get your warm clothes. of course, you will have camera. But sometimes we think we are becoming too materialistic. You can spend 2-3 hours easily. read more
3 years ago
Probably the most well known spot to get beautiful views of Acadia National Park. We made our way up here to see what all the talk was about. Even on a cloudy day the views were beautiful. Near the overlook there is plenty of parking and a gift shop. The gift shop has trinkets to take home, snacks, and blueberry sodas for sale. Near the shop there are restrooms as well. From the main parking loop at Cadillac Mountain it's a short walk to the views. The walk is mainly on rocks, but there are some flat areas. It isn't a challenging walk. Once out on the rocks you'll get completely unobstructed views of the area. It's a beautiful open area. This is the spot to take photos of both the scenery and your travel companions. read more
11 years ago
The first daily and most beautiful sunrise in the United States! Known for sharing its natural beauty for having the first sunrise in the east coast of United States, it is no surprise that many locals and visitors will gather here to watch that moment. Arriving just an hour before sunrise, there is a dark blue color across the skies where the stars are still twinkling. Far East side, there are glimpses of orange and pink lights slowly taking over the skies. The strong orange and red colors will conquer the skies almost immediately as the sun is peeking and making its way up the sky for a sunrise. For great photos to capture the moments, make your way to the summit and the most East side to capture it (the side where it is brightest). In preparation for the sunrise, one may have to sacrifice sleep the night before to ensure that one stays awake. Dress warmly like a heavy hoodie or jacket, it gets very cold even on a summer night. The mountains are barely lite up, drive with caution. Phone services may not work so well, so have a back up map. Bring some snacks and some drinks. Sit back and relax. It may sound a little tedious but it is totally worth it! read more
We drove to the top of Cadillac Mountain several times during our time in Acadia National Park. At 1527 feet Cadillac Mountain is the highest elevation on the Eastern Seaboard and affords truly spectacular views of the surrounding area. Sunrises and sunsets are amazing here. Get up early to watch the sunrise because when we were there it occurred around 4:45. At certain times of the year this is the site of the first sunrise in the United States. Sunsets are brilliant as well and even star gazing after dark is fabulous. There are hiking trails to the top if that's how you want to reach the summit but there is a nice paved road all the way to the top as well. Allow about 15 minutes or so to drive it. Do be careful while you drive because there a lot of bends and turns in this winding road. read more
7 years ago
This is a semi-strenuous hiking trail, through forest and over Rocky landscape. The trail is 4.4 miles to the top of Cadillac mountain. The trail markers are blue lines on either rocks or trees. On the rock landscape, rock statues will guide you. The thrill of this hike/ climb is the view of Bar Harbor. it becomes more spectacular the higher you hike up. read more
Weather dependent and heavy with fog with a narrow single lane road. So plan on carpooling and allowing a lot of time in addition to what mapping service app you may use. Very weather dependent but nice. The road is well paved and maintained. Traffic is horrendous here as the single lane road does not afford much in many stretches any - room for cyclist and walkers. The Park personnel are friendly and knowledgeable. Parking on the shoulder of the road is absolutely prohibited and towing is swift. read more
6 years ago
I would say the best area in Acadia National Park with views looking down. It's worth checking out the sunset and view both look outs to see both sides of the mountain. Can't beat the photos! read more
7 years ago
If you have the time, and are in decent health, this is a very enjoyable trail. Parking is either at the top of Cadillac mountain, or at the bottom of the trail on the one way section of park loop road. It's about 4 hours of hiking if you go up and back down. Do not attempt this with out 3 bottles of water per person. The trail its6is kept quite clear and has good footing throughout. The rise and fall of the trail height is gradual. This trail offer spectacular views. read more
8 years ago
Nothing short of amazing. Cadillac was our favorite part of the road trip (while in the East Coast). The drive was gorgeous. The air was crisp. There were not too many people around. (There was a wedding about to take place - I mean, who would not want this as their back drop!) we enjoyed the wonderful, God-given beauty of Acadia. read more
As Floridians with limited experience walking on varied terrain, this trail took us a bit longer than the park ranger suggested: 2 hours up and 2 hours down for us. We were told 2 to 3 hrs total. But, it had rained a lot the day before and we encountered several wet/slippery rocks and water areas, so we were watching every step even with good hiking shoes. Yes, I'm embarrassed to say I got intimate with a large rock on our descent. Looked away from my path and hit a slippery spot just right. Timber goes mother....as my family held their breath. Nothing broken but my pride, but if you are new to this...really be careful on the trail and set your steps purposefully. The slope change is moderate and taking your time you should have no trouble. Well worth the views and of course fellow hikers were always friendly saying...keep going it's worth it. We ignorantly thought the park looper or trolley would be at top, and we had planned to take it on to other locations in park. We had plenty of water for walk up, and fortunately money with us to buy water at top from gift shop for the unplanned trip back down. Damn, my knees hate the going down part but I was ultimately proud of myself for traversing both ways. Well, really more relieved I'm not visiting the emergency room, but I can go on pretending I'm athletic until the hike tomorrow. read more
You get really nice views of all of Mount Desert Island from here regardless of what time of day you go, but obviously the best times would be sunrise and sunset. Fun fact: in the winter months (October through March) Cadillac Mountain is the first place in the United States where you can view a sunrise. For sunrise, try to get to the peak. The parking lot of the peak is situated such that the open area by it faces east. For sunset, try to go to one of the vantage points along the side of the road as you drive up. The best views facing west are here, not at the peak. read more
12 years ago
Surprisingly, Cadillac Mountain in the beautiful state of Maine is called a mountain. It is 1532 feet above Mount Desert Island. It is not only the tallest mountain in Acadia National Park, but it is also the highest point along North America's eastern seaboard. From October to March, it is the first spot in the United States to see the sun rise. Have to admit that the views from the summit are gorgeous. Pictures do not do it justice. Come here and see for yourself. read more
Every time we told friends we were going to visit Acadia the resounding message we got was that we had to visit Cadillac Mountain. Originally we thought that it was all hype, but when we arrived and saw the views, we were speechless. Cadillac Mountain has an incredible view of the surrounding area and the view of the ocean is incredible. We ended up sitting here for over an hour in silence just enjoying the beauty. The only minor complaints we had were that parking was a bit tough but perseverance is everything, and the fact that other visitors constantly walked in restricted areas. That being said, we didn't let it impact our time to meditate and when we were ready to go we spent an additional ten minutes in the parking lot on our phones because it was the only place we had service in the area. read more
7 years ago
woooooowwwww. this place is beautiful, bring a sweater. Loved it here. On a clear day you see so much. It is definitely worth the ride up. It gets chilly and windy so this is your warning. We went in the beginning of June. The view is breath taking and there's lots of activity in the early morning. We saw wild turkeys. read more
One of the best views in Acadia! I had many recommendations to check out the sunrise from this point. I heard that from the top, you are one of the first people in the United States to see the sunrise. We drove up early in the morning, on Labor day weekend, and it turns out everyone had the same idea. The parking areas were very crowded and we ended up in some traffic and had to park further and run to not miss the sunset, but the view was well worth it!! Definitely bringing blankets and breakfast next time! I suggest going on a less popular day to avoid the crowds. What I thought was EVEN BETTER than watching the sunrise, was coming back here to stargaze at night. Bring tons of blankets. There are barely any clouds and on a clear night you can see the milky way! Also, once your eyes adjust, you start seeing shooting stars all the time. I DEFINITELY recommend this! read more
Choose your time of day wisely. Or even better, take the trip more than once. If going up for sunset, give your self an extra half hour or so to stop along the way to enjoy the view. It's simply amazing. The weather/temp in the park was beautiful, but I wasn't prepared for the strong winds and much colder temperatures at Cadillac's summit. Come prepared. Grab a cup of coffee or tea. Sit and enjoy at the mountain top. read more
8 years ago
Beautiful mountain. Worth the trip. Many driving spots with great views. The half of park on the bay side is free to access (even though there are signs that says need to buy the $25 permit for day, which buy at entrance booth or park's visitor center) because there is no one to check. The park on the ocean side requires the permit to access because there is a booth where people check on the road, however, cars just simply made a u turned and enjoy the rest of the park. I don't think worth getting the permit. There is plenty to see without the permit and can still access the top of the mountain. Hope this helps! read more
7 years ago
Holly crap!!! Watched the sunset from here. A must. Please don't leave Acadia without doing this. Spectacular !!!! read more
11 years ago
Ohhhh WOW! Words can't express the beauty of this park! Well kept, breathtaking views, with an escarpment of granite that border dense treelines peppered with wildflowers adding pops of color. The air is crisp, the ambience is peaceful and the views are masterfully created. What an amazing way to spend a Wednesday afternoon. read more
9 years ago
The summit of Cadillac Mountain is the highest point in the park at 1,530 feet. You can drive or hike to the top. It is takes less than 15 minutes to drive to the summit from Bar Harbor. If you walk around the top, you will get incredible 360 views of the park: west side of Mount Desert Island, Bar Harbor, mouth of the Harbor, south side of park, etc. Naturally, it is a great spot in the park to see sunrise or sunset. Sunrise The summit of Cadillac Mountain is an ideal spot for sunrise. The sun rises above the mouth, entrance, of the harbor. In my opinion, it would be more spectacular if the sun was slightly more north so it rose directly above Winter Harbor and more islands instead of the ocean. However, there is some poetry to it rising above the entrance of the Harbor. Since Acadia is one of the first places that the sun graces the United States each morning, it is fitting that the mouth of the harbor is where the sun first touches the park. As you await for the sunrise, you may also see cruise ships pull into the harbor as I presume they are timing their arrival into Bar Harbor for the sunrise. Of course, there will be a lot of other people camping out for the sunrise. From my experience, the best spots are on the left. You can point your cameras to the right to see the mouth of the harbor and the sun as it rises above the ocean. Again, there will be a lot of other visitors. Parking can be a nightmare. Unless you get there extremely early, the parking spots directly next to the summit will be taken. I arrived 15 minutes before sunrise. Many cars found the first spot they could on the side of the road. I decided to park in the parking lot for Blue Ridge lookout, where there were plenty of open spots. In my opinion, it was totally worth it to walk further [about 5 minutes] and avoid the mass chaos immediately after the sun rises. In regards to the people parked on the side of the road, they were often facing opposite directions. When all those cars tried to leave at the same time, it was total mayhem. It was similar to the deplaning process on an airplane but imagine it with passengers trying to go in opposite directions [i.e. some passengers trying to exit through the back, others trying to exit through the front, and everyone is going in opposite directions]. Since it was with cars that cannot always easily turn around like people, there is constant opposing flows of traffic. If you parked on the side of the road or at the parking spots next to the summit, I would recommend just waiting and enjoying more of the sun as it rises higher and higher and lights up the park. If you park in the Blue Ridge lookout parking lot, you can leave right away since all of the disorder is away from that lot. Sunset While the summit [which faces the East] is the spot for sunrise, the Blue Ridge lookout [which faces the West] is the best spot for sunset. Accordingly, the Blue Ridge parking lot becomes the desirable spot and you have a better chance landing a spot by the parking lot at the summit then walking the five minutes back down to the lookout. It was absolutely beautiful and peaceful to watch the sun set slowly below the mountains and islands in the west. While both the sunrise and sunset are spectacular, I give the sunset an edge because the sun hovers over more of the park. Since the road leading up to the summit faces the west side of the park, there are a lot of great lookout points on the road up. You do not need to get all the way to the top to get an amazing spot to watch the sunset. I actually did not make it to the summit in time before the sun set. Nevertheless, I was driving up as it was setting and it was still incredible. The residual glow touching the landscape of the park for the 15-20 minutes after the sun set was beautiful too. Hiking The route I chose was enough exercise so I was fine not adding the North Ridge trail just for additional exercise. Nevertheless, you can certainly add additional legs to most hikes you do in the park. The loop I selected cut across to the next mountain, Dorr Mountain, via the Gorge Path. From the summit of Dorr, we hiked down the Dorr South Ridge Trail then cut west on the Canon Brook Trail to explore the saddle. Then, we came back up to the summit via the Cadillac South Ridge Trail. The loop was 4.3 miles and took about 3 hours because we spent time to enjoy all the various lookout points and views. If I just wanted to complete the route as fast as possible, it probably would have taken a little over 2 hours. I definitely recommend the loop because it provides unique and beautiful views of the park on each leg. If you are visiting and planning a trip to Acadia and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me for my itinerary. You can also find the electronic copy through the link my profile. read more
9 years ago
Lovely views. My only regret is not going during sunset or sunrise. Great way to breathe in some fresh air read more
What can I say about this mountain? The views are breathtaking. Acadia is definitely a place to visit and Cadillac Mountain is one of the highlights. The fact that this is all next to Bar Harbor and even more amazing views, is just a plus! Been there a couple of times and it's a long drive from NY, but well worth the trip in my opinion! I'm not a hiker, so I love that you can drive up and take in the views! I'm sure hikers love the climb, and the place is big enough that it's not too crowded! read more
10 years ago
A must see for all. The top of the mountain has amazing views! You can drive to the top or hike your way up. We started from the top at Cadillac Mountain North Ridge Trail and just did 20 minutes down and retraced steps back up. Amazing views and good rocky hike (although I wouldn't recommend for sneakers or in wet weather). read more
9 years ago
Great views of bar harbor and acadia. Take advantage and see it from sunset or sunrise or even at night read more
8 years ago
We took the Ollie's Trolley your to the summit of Cadillac Mountain. The tour was great but the views from the top were amazing!! When I return to Bar Harbor I will certainly have to take the trip up the mountain again, the view, air and overall experience are worth a return trip. read more
7 years ago
9 years ago
We stopped in Acadia for a hike with a group of 15 people and 3 dogs. We had a really great time on Cadillac mountain. The views are beautiful and it's a nice place for a picnic lunch. I remember coming here when I was young. The rocks can be slippery when wet so just be aware and careful of that if you come on a rainy day. read more
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