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Home | Travel | United States | From Bar Harbor to Boston: 7 stops you should make

From Bar Harbor to Boston: 7 stops you should make

Published: Oct 31, 2019 · Modified: Jul 1, 2024 by Andrea - 2 Comments

Last fall we went on a New England road trip and the last part of this trip was from Bar Harbor, Maine to Boston, Massachussets. Here I'll show you 7 places that are worth a stop!

But before we continue, take a look at More posts from this New England road trip:

5 places you have to visit in Connecticut

5 great places for pictures in Acadia National Park in the fall on Park Loop Road

6 great things to do in Boston

Jigger's Diner in East Greenwich, Rhode Island - a great stop for breakfast on a New England road trip

Driving from Vermont to Maine through the Kancamagus Highway during fall

20 Great Places to Take Pictures in New England during fall

2 ½ Days in Vermont

 

Well, let's begin...

7 stops you should make on your way from Bar Harbor to Boston

Camden

When we left Bar Harbor our first stop was Camden. Because of logistics we spent the night there. Take your time to walk for a while and visit Camden State Park.

Portland

We had high expectations about Portland and we got a little disppointed, but you should definitely go. We believe 2 things made our stay less enjoyable: 1) it was raining and 2) we didn't have dining reservations so we couldn't eat at some of the places wanted to. But we did enjoy some things! The city is very cute and something you can not miss is to eat a donut (or many) at The Holy Donut! Their potato doughnuts are amazing! Don't forget to try the Maple Bacon donut.

Cape Elizabeth

If you visit Portland you will probably visit Cape Elizabeth! There you should visit two lighthouses: Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse and Portland Head Lighthouse. And while you are there have some lobster at The Lobster Shack at Two Lights.

Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse

Portland Head Lighthouse

Kennebunk

If you are a little hungry or need some coffee you have to stop in Kennebunk and visit Boulangerie - A Proper Bakery!

Kennebunkport

Before or after visiting Kennebunk take a walk in Kennebunkport, even if the weather doesn't help much!

Portsmouth

As soon as you enter New Hampshire make a stop in Portsmouth. What a lovely city!

Salem

The last stop is in Salem, Massachussets. Take your time to visit the Witch Trials Memorial, the Old Burying Point, the Old Town Hall and some Hocus Pocus filming locations.

Well, that's it! I hope you enjoyed this post!

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  1. Kyrah

    February 10, 2023 at 9:33 pm

    Hi there! Thanks for this blogpost! My family and I are planning a trip from Boston to Maine this summer and we are trying to figure out how long we should spend at each place. How long did it take you to hit all of these places?

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    • Andrea

      August 16, 2023 at 7:29 am

      Hi Kyrah
      You have probably gone on this trip already...
      This trip was in 2018 so I don't remember the details, but it was around 4 days.

      Reply

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