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Welcome to the "Quietside" of
Mount Desert Island
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A Classic Maine Island Vacation
Come experience the villages of Southwest Harbor and Tremont, west of Bar Harbor, on Mount Desert Island, in the midst of Acadia National Park.
The beauty of the rocky coast from the mountain trails to the wildness of the ocean offers something for all interests and abilities.
Outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, deep sea fishing, biking and world class sailing will fill your days with smiles of satisfaction. Unique shops, museums and art galleries combine with a full range of services to meet every need.
Enjoy lobster on the harbor, casual cafes and fine dining in the villages of the Quietside.
Bed and Breakfasts, inns, motels, cottages and campgrounds offer lodging options to make your vacation comfortable, satisfying and affordable.
Explore our web site! We are here to help as you plan your memorable vacation on the 'Quietside' of Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park.
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Stop by our Southwest Harbor/Tremont Chamber of Commerce in Southwest Harbor and pick up your free "Hiking, Biking, and Cross Country Skiing Trail Map" booklet
compliments of our members. This booklet is also available at most chamber member locations.
Acadia Regional Chamber of Commerce:
One-stop information bureau for Acadia National Park, official maps and park passes.
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Order the FREE 2009 Visitor's Guide to our Quietside of the Island. It covers Southwest Harbor, Bass Harbor, Manset, Seal Cove, Tremont, West Tremont, Bernard and almost everything we have to offer plus the beauty of the area. Just click here to order!
Online Free Adobe PDF Version |
2009 Visitor's Guide
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· Business of the Week ·
Seal Cove Auto Museum
Executive Director, Roberto Rodriguez
1414 Tremont Road/Pretty Marsh Road
Seal Cove, ME 04674
207-244-9242
Email: info@sealcoveautomuseum.org
www.sealcoveautomuseum.org
The Seal Cove Auto Museum is “geared” up for a new season like none other!
Come in and see the new exhibit based on images of the early 1900 car shows. This summer is also a birthday party for the 100-year-old cars, shown off in all of their beauty. Exhibit labels offer fun and interesting facts about the cars, along with fascinating history of the cars, transportation and time period. Open daily, 10-4
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