Nova Scotia Trails

Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, is a scenic wonderland. Rolling hills, vast ocean vistas, wildlife and, of course, friendly people! The city of Sydney is the urban centre of the island, and while many visitors head from here into the...

Getting the kids motivated for a hike in the great outdoors is easy when an ocean view is guaranteed from every vantage point. Whether it’s a mini wildlife safari with the littles or great oceanside adventures with teens, these eight...

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,

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...

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...

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...