Bar Harbor Haunted Ghost Walking Tour

90 minutes – 120 minutes

Max 30 people

Bar Harbor, USA

About this activity

Delve into the unexplained happenings and haunted heritage of Bar Harbor on this haunted walking tour. You'll explore the ghostly Bar Harbor Inn, Shore Path, and other captivating spots.

Highlights

Stroll Shore Path to glimpse ghosts and sea serpents
Discover Father of Acadia's paranormal ties
Explore local ghost lore: residuals, intelligences, poltergeists

Full description

Experience the eerie history of Bar Harbor on this guided tour! Ledgelawn Inn, built in 1904, is a haunted hotspot and known as one of the town's original grand summer estates. The most famous ghost here is Mary Margaret, a jilted bride who roams the third floor, and as one guest claimed, even got into bed with him! Get ready for spine-tingling tales like these. You'll hear more ghostly stories, including the strange occurrences at places like Balance Rock Inn and the legendary Bar Harbor Club. Your guide, Marcus LiBrizzi, a renowned authority on Maine's haunted tales, promises an unforgettable and hair-raising journey through Bar Harbor's haunted sites. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the paranormal firsthand. Explore the mysteries that lurk in the shadows of this charming town.

Included / Excluded

Tour guide
Walking tour

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Tips

Meeting point

Start Location

Agamont Park, Newport Drive, Bar Harbor, ME, USA

Important information

Know before you book

This tour will take place rain or shine.

Know before you go

Wear comfortable walking shows
Dress for walking along the ocean shore

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts

Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Reviews

4.5(731 reviews)

Mitzi Gray

Oct 2026

5.0

Had a wonderful time

Joshua Hazelrigg

Oct 2026

5.0

Very knowledgeable tour guide. Interactive, entertaining, and definitely a great way to celebrate the spooky season.

James Brown

Oct 2026

3.0

I feel like the tour guide went out of her way to discredit many of the positions Eric Larsen took in his book. You’re selling a haunted tour lean into some of the stories. No one knows so talk about the murder house, allegations suggest secret hallways cremation ovens in the basement. The book was popular because of the horrors committed by Holmes. I have read everything written by Larsen and he goes to great lengths to research the subject matter in his books. The reason we went on the tour was because of his book not to speculate on the Holmes crimes