Their site has many local trail and water access information.read more

Blue Hill Mountain in Maine offers 5 moderate trails with breath taking views. The hikes are easy…read moreand not too long. The fall is the perfect time to experience the views from the summit. This is a not for profit, membership based land conservation. This is a Guru Approved site. Visit us at www.thereviewguru.com to read more reviews or find out how your business can become "Guru Approved"

Victor was amazing. Sue was as well, amazingly, beautiful Jewelry. Great price prices. Check them…read moreout!

My wife and I had a wonderful buying experience at this store. They had a great selection of all…read morekinds of jewelry. Allison was our salesperson. She was very knowledgeable and helpful in pointing us to the correct purchase for our visit. We highly recommend this store.

I was in town for the Mount Desert Island Marathon. The race organizer used this place as the venue…read morefor the race expo. It looked clean, well-maintained, super convenient, and easy to find. They had plenty of parking spaces. We were told not to park there, so I was able to walk over from my hotel and pick up my race packet with ease.

People were very nice and there was plenty of room in the early morning swim lanes. $24 for 2…read moresenior reciprocity memberships for the week. Very happy.

Great community organization that offers multiple services for the local community and our four…read morelegged friends. On Sunday, they host a popover breakfast on donations and have live music from the local players. Come one and come all.

I really wanted to like Common Good Community Cafe/Resturant because I appreciate its social…read moremission. Unfortunately, my experience left me feeling unwelcome. Upon a past visit a woman in a leadership role, who had a British accent, asked if I would volunteer to make popovers. I politely declined and explained that I was on vacation and preferred to support the café as a donating customer. Her response surprised me. She immediately went into a rant about millionaires, suggested I look at the multimillion-dollar homes up the street, and seemed to make assumptions about me and why I wasn't volunteering. I'm not a millionaire, but more importantly, I don't think anyone should have to explain or defend why they choose to be a patron rather than a volunteer. You can have a wonderful social mission while still treating visitors with dignity, kindness, and respect. The interaction was odd, unnecessarily aggressive, and really turned me off to the place. For a very different experience, we enjoyed Clark Point Café across the street--the food was excellent, and the people were genuinely warm and friendly.

Easy parking, convenient and easy to use. Change machines in laundromat make it easy to change…read morebills into quarters.

Everything works, and works well. Difficult for a newbie to understand how it works. NO staff for…read moreassistance. Average price.

The Jackson Laboratory plays a key role in biomedical research. The Jackson Laboratory is a…read moreresearch institution here in Bar Harbor, Maine. The Jackson Labs does research on diseases and also supplies other scientists across the world with model organisms in order to understand and treat human disease and to improve human health.

We learned on a lobster boat tour from Captain John about the great medical research occurring at…read moreJackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine. He told us about the 28 Nobel Prize winners connected with Jackson Labs and recommended taking a tour of the lab. We took a tour the next day. What a great place. It reminded me of other upper echelon academic institutes - MIT, CalTech, Stanford, Chicago. The campus is well situated in the seaside hills just outside the little town of Bar Harbor. The buildings and facilities are state of the art. Peaking through the windows of lab doors confirmed there is a lot of research activity taking place here. What's even more interesting about this place is that they also raise and sell laboratory mice to research labs across America. Their website explains it all. This was a nice addition to my visits to other halls of academia. I definitely recommend a visit.

On our way to our hotel in Bar Harbor, Maine we notice a sign for this small botanical garden and…read moreGarland Farm. They happen to be only open on Thursday from 1-4pm and we were there on a Thursday. Beatrix Farrand was a famous landscape Architect that commissioned 110 Gardens including the White House. She passed away in 1959. The Society is a federally recognized nonprofit in Maine dedicated to to fostering the art and science of horticulture. We enjoyed walking around the property.

Great local bike shop. Well-priced and highly skilled, the shop has a broad depth of knowledge and…read moredoes very good work.

A little hard to find but really worth it for good service, accessories and parts. It's wonderful…read moreto have a knowledgeable and reasonably priced bike shop in this part of Maine! Call ahead.