A beautiful easy hike at the Kejimkujik National Park towards Peter Point and next to it the Snake Lake Trail, they can be combined to a nice extended walk. Combined they are approximately 6,5 km long. You hike mostly through boreal wood and along water. The path is well maintained and easy to walk. The tour will take you about … Continue reading →
The Skyline Trail is the most popular trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, which features an extensive boardwalk system that protects the natural terrain. The nearly 10 km hiking path (loop, the maintained oneway is a bit shorter) leads to a look-off that offers one of the most spectacular ocean views in North America. From the end of this … Continue reading →
There are hundreds of accessible trails crisscrossing the diverse terrain of Nova Scotia. The rugged mountain trails of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park will reveal amazing vistas, while trails like Cape Split or Delaps Cove will let you breath in both the salt air of the Bay of Fundy and the scent of pine trees. Inland or coastal terrain, … Continue reading →
With 7,600 kilometres of shoreline, there’s a Nova Scotia beach for everyone in this maritime province. That’s why Nova Scotia’s license plates read Canada’s Ocean Playground — and it’s absolutely true. Whether it’s the red cliffs and warm sands of the Northumberland Shore, the high tides that give way to the vast mud flats of the Bay of Fundy, or … Continue reading →
