Nestled along the USA-Canada border, Maine is a picturesque state filled with parks, beaches, forests, and mountains. It's quiet coastal roads and Rockefeller-built carriage trails feel tailor-made for cycle touring.
Maine’s national parks and forests are a favorite among active travelers, and for good reason. Acadia National Park, where the sun first touches the United States each day, offers a landscape of striking natural beauty. From the summit of Cadillac Mountain, cyclists are rewarded with sweeping views over the Atlantic Ocean and Acadia’s dramatic coastline.
For a more tranquil ride, the Schoodic Peninsula, one of Acadia’s lesser-known sections, is a hidden gem. Here, scenic bays and tree-lined peaks rise gracefully from the sea, offering a peaceful and deeply rewarding ride.
After a day on the bike, indulge in Maine’s famed sea-to-table cuisine, with countless ways to savor fresh lobster, or relax with a pint from one of the state’s many craft breweries.
Discover Maine the active way on a self-guided cycling tour with Great American Trails.