We are doing the carriage roads on e-bikes today!
They are very speedy and go up hills without a worry. Only thing is they are difficult to get going if you try and restart on a hill…so no stopping on hills!
Ronnie st the start of the Carriage road heading towards Witch Hole Pond. JD Rockefeller bought a home on Desert Island in 1910 and bought more land to build a 57 mile road around the island the construction of which included 17 concrete bridges with stone facings. The carriage roads are only for walkers, hikers, bicyclists, horse riders and horse drawn carriages. Then he donated the carriage road and 10,000 acres lands to the Acadia National Park.
Bubble Pond.
Ronnie.
Bubble pond.
Bubble Pond.

Triad Day Mountain bridge.
Lovely house on the carriage road near Jordan Pond house. I can’t find its name or history.
Impressive gates on the Carriage Road near Jordan Pond.
Friesian horses. These girls asked us to take a photo of them with their phone then I took one with mine. The most beautiful horses I’ve ever seen. Big, though.
Jordan Pond Dam bridge.
Jordan Pond.
Horse drawn carriage near Jordan pond.
Jordan Pond House where we had a popover and jam for morning tea.
Jordan Pond House. Cafe and restaurant inside the National Park.
West Branch Jordan Stream Bridge.
Eagle Lake.
Stanley Brook Bridge.
Bar Harbor Inn.
Bar Harbor.
Today on the Shore Path we saw a Hummingbird! She was tiny and the wings could barely be seen.
Just incase you couldn’t find it!
This is the hummingbird again.
Just incase you missed her in the above photo.
Video of the hummingbird.
We had dinner Geddies Restaurant - Maine mussels and grilled haddock followed by blueberry pie. Both were fabulous.
We went back to Acadia Inn for s’mores - marshmallow on a stick, chocolate (which you somehow melt) sandwiched between to graham crackers (like saos). I ate the marshmallows and met a few travellers.