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Maine Biking
Maine's beauty lies in its rawness. Fresh, tart blueberries growing wild on the side of the road. Hills rising from the rocky shores of Camden. Winding roads built centuries ago that hug the shore connecting village to village. Morning mist on Penobscot Bay. But in between the ruggedness lies the real beauty of Maine. Even a delicacy like Maine lobster still involves shells and claws. It's raw. It's true. It's Maine.
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• Discover the understated beauty of Maine's coastline
• Pedal under towering firs and past pristine crashing surf at Acadia National Park
• Paddle and cruise on Penobscot Bay spotting cormorants, loons and bald eagles
• Seaside Camden, brimming with galleries, museums and shops
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Days 1-2
Pedal under towering firs and past pristine crashing surf at Acadia National Park The arched bridges and quiet roads of Acadia's carriage road system, a gift from philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, Jr., make for lovely riding Ascend Cadillac Mountain, the highest point in the park and reputedly the first location in the U.S. to see the rising sun.
• Two nights at the Bar Harbor Inn & Spa. Featured on Travel + Leisure's World's Best list, this oceanfront lodge offers rooms with jetted tubs and private balconies.
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Days 3-4
Discover the understated beauty of Maine's coastline. As you bike on Deer Isle, a true example of "downeast" Maine, check out its enormous pink granite boulders The island's numerous galleries featuring artworks of paint, wood and metal may tempt you off your bike. Kayak on Penobscot Bay, spotting cormorants, loons and bald eagles amid the archipelago's 60-plus islands After tasting wines at a local vineyard and farm where roots go back more 200 years, enjoy a leisurely bike ride through bucolic landscape to our hotel in Camden.
• One night at the Pilgrim's Inn. Built in 1793 and on the National Register of Historic Places, this Colonial inn features individually decorated rooms, a library, in-room massage and lovely views of Penobscot Bay.
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Days 5-6
Seaside Camden, brimming with galleries, museums and shops, and often called Maine's prettiest seaside village Ride to Rockland, where you can visit the Farnsworth Museum, known for its collection of Wyeth family paintings Enjoy a farewell dinner at our inn's elegant French restaurant Lake Megunticook and the rolling countryside surrounding Camden welcome a last scenic spin.
• Two nights at the Camden Harbour Inn. This boutique hotel in picturesque Camden welcomes you with exceptional hospitality, a stylish atmosphere and spectacular bay and mountain views, and pampers you with sumptuous linens and modern amenities.
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Dates: Aug 15-20, Aug 22-27, Sep 12-17, Sep 19-24, Sep 26-Oct 1, Oct 3-8, Jun 19-24, 2011, Jul 3-8, 2011, Jul 17-22, 2011, Jul 31-Aug 5, 2011, Aug 14-19, 2011, Aug 28-Sep 2, 2011, Sep 11-16, 2011, Sep 18-23, 2011, Sep 25-30, 2011, Oct 2-7, 2011
Length: 6 days/5 nights
Level: 1 to 3
Cost: $2798 - $3098
Single Supplement: $840 - $970
(Please note: Prices are subject to change. Please view current pricing here.)
Meals: All meals included except 1 lunch and 1 dinner.
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