Nova Scotia Trails
Trails in Nova Scotia
East Bay Hills Trail
3-km interpretive trail on 167-acre community property, through mixed forest (birch, maple, hemlock, pine) on gently sloping upland; diverse vegetation, remnant beech hill....
Address:
Hwy 4 (near #4073)
East Bay
NS
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Eatonville Trail – Cape Chignecto Provincial Park
This trail leads to the abandoned Eatonville Village site a short distance from the Three Sisters rock formation. The trail begins with a steep ascent from the beach at McGahey Brook and is a challenging walk each way. It can be done in a day by avid hikers who are fit.Trailhead: Red Rocks Visitor CentreSignifica...
Address:
1108 West Advocate Rd
West Advocate
NS
Website: Website Title
Economy Falls Trail
Economy Falls trail is a favourite of locals and visitors alike. Economy Falls was renowned for its beauty and geology since the days of Darwin. Some of the oldest rocks in Nova Scotia can be found here. In the early 1900's an apron was built to allow logs to cross the falls on their way down the river to a waiting scow at the mouth of the Economy River. In 1997 an historic phenomenon occured whe...
Address:
River Philip Rd
Economy
NS
Phone: 19026472600
Website: Website Title
Fairmont Ridge Hiking Trail
Rte 337, 9 km (5.5 mi) north of Antigonish. 6 stacked loop trails overlooking Antigonish Harbour, from 20-min stroll to 4-hr hike through old-growth forest, past brooks & beaver pond; abundant wildlife....
Address:
Hwy 337, near Fairmont Rd
Fairmont
NS
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Fishing Cove Trail - Cape Breton Highlands National Park
You are 355 metres (1165 feet) above sea level! Hike from the top of the mountain about 6 kilometres down to a small ocean cove and grassy clearing - the only designated wilderness camp site in the park. This was once the site of a Scottish fishing community and these settlers traded with the French for supplies. Explore the beach, roam the hills or swim in fresh or salt water. You must regi...
Address:
21425 & 22065 Cabot Trail
Cape Breton Highlands NP
NS
Phone: 19022242306
Website: Website Title
Flowing Waters Trail – Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site
Follow the lazy Mersey River and stop to rest where it meets gnarled tree roots. Cross the bog on the boardwalk, returning to the rippling river and then on to an old sweet-fern lined logging road. Trailhead: Departs from Big Dam RoadSignificant Feature: Explore wetlands and streams on the edge of the Mersey RiverLength:...
Address:
3005 Main Parkway
Maitland Bridge
NS
Phone: 19026822772
Website: Website Title
Fox Point Lookoff & Walking Trail
Rte 209 near Port Greville; about 10 km (6 mi) from Parrsboro. A scenic shore walking trail with lookoffs, interpretive site, and picnic area. Easy access to beach....
Address:
off Rte 209
Fox River
NS
Franey Trail - Cape Breton Highlands National Park
You climb up and up and your reward is at the top! Large flat rocks give you a nice place to sit and enjoy the 360-degree views of the entire Clyburn Brook canyon and the Atlantic coastline from Cape Smokey to Ingonish. Gaze back at the mountains, the sheer rocky face of Franey Mountain, or the river winding through the valley, 425 m below. Keep an eye out for wildlife - moose like this habi...
Address:
230 Franey Rd
Cape Breton Highlands NP
NS
Phone: 19022242306
Website: Website Title
Freshwater Lake Trail - Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Starting next to the ocean, this short, level trail follows the shoreline of a small lake that was once an ocean bay. A side trail (1.6 km return) follows the cobble barrier beach which separates the lake from the Atlantic Ocean. Hear the unique song of the loon, or catch a glimpse of one from the viewing deck. Complete your stroll with a dip in the ocean or in Freshwater Lake. Bicycles are...
Address:
37648 Cabot Trail
Cape Breton Highlands NP
NS
Phone: 19022242306
Website: Website Title
Fundy Ridge Trail – Cape Chignecto Provincial Park
Hikers will experience an old-growth forest ecosystem and breathtaking views of Advocate Bay. The trail descends at McGahey Brook with steps to the beach. It is about a 1.5-km (0.9-mi.) hike back along the shore (take note that a high tide may delay your return trip).Trailhead: Red Rocks Visitor CentreSignificant...
Address:
1108 West Advocate Rd
West Advocate
NS
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