Join The Shore Path Grand Reopening Celebration In Bar Harbor

The Community is invited to celebrate the Bar Harbor Shore Path's Grand Reopening on Thursday, June 12th The celebration will take place in Grant Park at 12 Noon.

On January 10, 2024 the Shore Path suffered incredible damage because of the Winter Storm, that resulted in the Shore Path being closed to the public.

Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association via Facebook

Thanks to the generosity of the community, both locally and extended, money has been raised to restore the Shore Path.

According to the Facebook Event Page

"Join us as we celebrate the restoration of this beloved coastal path — a place where generations have walked, reflected, and taken in the beauty of Frenchman Bay. This project would not have been possible without you, and we can’t wait to honor the spirit of community that made it happen.

Hosted by the Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association, this event marks not just the reopening of a path, but the continuation of a legacy.

Come walk with us. You helped rebuild this, and now it’s time to celebrate."

WDEA will be broadcasting from Grant Park on June 12th from 11 a.m. and we will talk with various members of the Village Improvement Society, and others involved in the successful fundraising efforts to restore the Path.

Check out photos of the Shore Path prior to the Storm.

Walk Through These Photos Of The Famous Bar Harbor Shore Path

It's probably one of the more picturesque walks within any small coastal town in New England, and if you haven't strolled the 3/4 of a mile pathway yet, you really should take the time to do so.

The famous Bar Harbor Shore Path was created in 1881, and one can only imagine the famous and successful individuals of the past who have walked it throughout the years. Let's go ahead and join them.

Gallery Credit: DJ Fred

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