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  1. Cadillac's The North Face - 39 Cottage St

    39 Cottage St, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    4.6 Superb 19 reviews

    “Daniel and Matt were a great help in suggesting technical clothing for all of my outdoor excursions! I was very impressed with the store neatness and cleanliness. I would definitely come back for all of my outdoor needs.”

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  2. Alpenglow Adventure Sports - 228 Main St

    228 Main St, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    4.3 Superb 22 reviews

    “Loved this place. Had a great time rock climbing at Otter Cliffs with Jacob. He was a knowledgeable and fabulous guide. The staff at the store was accommodating and friendly.”

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  3. Acadia Outdoors - 45 Main St

    45 Main St, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    4.2 Good 27 reviews

    “This was our favorite shop in Acadia for goodies and clothes. Pretty large inside and a huge inventory. They even have a small ice cream counter in the back (that wasn't open yet for the season). They have loads of legit outdoor items if you need something: socks, shoes, coats, layers, etc. They have the nicer name brands like Columbia, Patagonia, Kuhl, etc. We got a nice couple of sweaters here. Staff was young workers who were not friendly and only barely spoke when spoken to, but, that didn't bother me.”

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