While most are designed for minimal hiking/walking exertion there are very few that I would recommend for people with ambulatory or mobility issues but that is only my opinion. That said you can traverse the entire park in a motor vehicle and there are some parking areas where vantage points are wheelchair accessible. I would suggest checking out the Friends of Acadia website they have all the information you would need on how to access areas of the park for those with mobility issues.

P.s. the black flies are not as bad as I thought they would be, but they are here.

Biking on Schoodic Peninsula Bike Paths – The bike paths of Schoodic Woods connect to the Park Loop Road of the Schoodic section of Acadia National Park. The 8.3 miles of well-graded gravel bike paths echo the carriage roads on Mount Desert Island, down to the carved wooden signs. In addition to adding to the 6 miles of the one-way Schoodic Park Loop Road that bicyclists have long been able to enjoy, these new paths provide an important connection between the east and west sides of the peninsula. That means bicyclists don’t need to ride on busy ME 186 to circle back to the Schoodic Woods Ranger Station if they decide to bike the Park Loop Road. The bike paths intersect with Buck Cove Mountain and Lower Harbor Trails, so visitors can combine a bike ride with a hike. Be aware that The Buck Cove Mountain path is elevated more than the other bike paths. Among the destinations you can bike to, as marked by the carved wooden signs: Winter Harbor Frazer Point picnic area Schoodic Point Bunker’s Harbor Wonsqueak Harbor.

Maine law requires dogs not on your own property to be on a leash at all times. You will find the enforcement varies by community. Maine law: 7 MRS §3911, “it is unlawful for any dog, licensed or unlicensed, to be at large, except when used for hunting.”

They are allowed, quick Google search which show pictures of Schoodic Point weddings. I'm not certain if any permission is required but I doubt it. You could always check with the National Park Service.

Schoodic is not operated with personnel from National Parks. It is a section away from the main Park. It is actually a drive thru eye popping mini adventure.

There are no bike rental place on Schoodic peninsula, We brought our bikes to Schoodic peninsula from Bar Harbor via a ferry. It was a one hour ride, but SO beautiful and scenic!! Once on Schoodic point, we rode our bikes out to Schoodic point..... everything about Schoodic point is BEAUTIFUL!!! WELL worth the trip out there!!!!!!!!!!! Have fun!

Birch Harbor (right near the Schoodic entrance) is a wonderful place to see lobster and fishermen and women in a scenic setting with the Prospect Harbor Lighthouse in the backdrop. You can drive RVs through the Schoodic Loop, there is also RV parking at the visitor center. You can rent bicycles at Seascape Kayak & Bike just outside the park entrance at Winter Harbor.

Visit Bar Harbor for good food....I would recommend Stewmans Restaurant which is right on the water.....boat rides, whale watch tours on beautiful boats and lots of stores to visit with great Maine products. Do go to the "quiet" side of the island and visit Northeast Harbor where you can take the mail boat out to the Cranberry Islands. Thuya Gardens is located in Northeast Harbor with beautiful gardens. Ask for directions in NE Harbor. Also, Southwest Harbor offers cute little shops and places to eat. Beyone that is Seawall.....looks out at the ocean, lots of rocks and ocean pools to look for special tidal objects and cool breezes to enjoy. Hike Ships Harbor Nature Trail and Wonderland Trail which are both easy and take you through wooded areas to the ocean. The town of Bernard features Thortons Restaurant which sits on a harbor and has wonderful lobster stew, crab cakes and many other delicious lunch and dinner items. Enjoy the island.....when you first cross the bridge onto the island there is an Information center on the right....stop there for lots of maps and info.