Skyline Trail Information & Review

Skyline Trail Information & Review

City: Pleasant Bay

Region: Cape Breton

Province/State: Nova Scotia

Country: Canada

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2 – 3 hours

Round Trip Distance

7.5 km

Elevation Gain

110 m

Camping

Yes

Public Transit?

No

Dog Friendly

No

Kid Friendly

Yes

This hike may lead to some of the best scenery in the entire province. Glimpse whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, trace the Cabot Trail and get an incredible view of the Atlantic Ocean from a…

Port Joli Head Trail Information & Review

Port Joli Head Trail Information & Review

City: Liverpool

Region: Kejimkujik National Park

Province/State: Nova Scotia

Country: Canada

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2 hours

Round Trip Distance

8.7 km

Elevation Gain

Minimal

Camping

Nearby

Public Transit?

No

Dog Friendly

Yes

Kid Friendly

Yes

This trail traverses across a bog, through a forest and along the coast to Port Joli Head. The Atlantic Ocean is wild here; be wary of crashing tidal waves. The trail loops back around to the Harbour Rocks.

This…

Slapfoot Trail Information & Review

Slapfoot Trail Information & Review

City: Liverpool

Region: Kejimkujik National Park

Province/State: Nova Scotia

Country: Canada

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1 hour

Round Trip Distance

6.4 km

Elevation Gain

Minimal

Camping

Nearby

Public Transit?

No

Dog Friendly

Yes

Kid Friendly

Yes

This relaxed, meandering walk offers beautiful views of the lakeshore in every season. It’s a multi-use trail, so you may meet bikers or horse-back riders along the way.

There are several ways to access the trail. You can merge onto…

Cape Split Trail Information & Review

Cape Split Trail Information & Review

City: Wolfville

Region: Scots Bay/Bay of Fundy

Province/State: Nova Scotia

Country: Canada

Difficulty

Moderate

Time

4 – 5 hours

Round Trip Distance

16 km

Elevation Gain

Approx. 100 m

Camping

No

Public Transit?

No

Dog Friendly

Yes

Kid Friendly

Yes

Although we believe that the journey is the destination, the end of this hike is the real reason to do it. The trail ends with a magnificent view of the Spires: rock formations…