Bar Harbour Haunted History Walking Tour

OVERVIEW

Embark on a chilling journey through Bar Harbor's haunted history, immersing yourself in captivating tales and maritime yarns from such storied haunts as the Bar Harbor Inn, the Shore Path, and the 1932 Criterion Theatre. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, discover the mysterious allure of this playground for the rich and famous Golden Age. Despite its transformation into a trendy modern destination, Bar Harbor is still shrouded in eerie legends and native lore. Uncover the spectral anomalies that haunt this historic landscape, from the mysterious sea serpent of Frenchman Bay to the ghostly bride of the Ledgelawn Inn. Ponder the father of Acadia National Park's pioneering work in psychical research and the otherworldly beauty of the Village Burying Ground, among other puzzling facts and landmarks. Investigate Bar Harbor's cryptic past, where every street holds a ghost story, and each strange anecdote exerts an enduring influence. Accounts of strange creatures, poltergeists, and unexplained events will surprise and might even make you reconsider the boundaries of reality.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Embark on a captivating stroll through Bar Harbor, where eerie local tales blend with the scenic charm of Maine’s Mount Desert Island.
• Visit storied haunts including the Bar Harbor Inn, the Shore Path, and the 1932 Criterion Theatre—each with its own spine-tingling eyewitness accounts.
• Immerse yourself in seafaring yarns and unsolved mysteries, all supported by a local guide who carries a carefully curated binder of story sources including historic newspaper articles, illustrative visuals, and other documentation.
• More than just a ghost walk, it’s a perspective-altering examination of Maine's folklore, haunted history, and unexplained events.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.