Cape Smokey Provincial Park

Hiking Trails of Nova Scotia - Cape Smokey

The hike that begins in Cape Smokey Provincial Park and ends facing Ingonish Bay is exceptionally scenic. Numerous lookoffs provide views facing south into St. Ann's Bay, north into Ingonish Bay, and east into the Atlantic Ocean. On a clear day the ferries to Newfoundland cruise slowly beneath Cape Smokey's high cliffs.

A complete route description can be found in Hiking Trails of Nova Scotia, 9th edition.

ST. ANNS Look off Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada

St. Anns Provincial Park is a small picturesque picnic park, with tables under softwood trees, on the shore of North Gut along the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island. The park has a 500-m trail with look off which overlooks a saltmarsh and offers views across St. Anns Bay

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Cycling Adventure in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Things to know when cycling or driving in Cape Breton! When is a ferry a road?

Walking the Halifax Waterfront

Shot on Canada Day 2011. Walking from ferry terminal to the farmers market and then back to the Casino.

Music: Thatched Villagers, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0

Oxner Beach, Lower LaHave, Nova Scotia

Oxner's Beach is one of the most beautiful beach in Nova Scotia and once part of the first Acadian Capital of LaHave (1632-1635) and Fort Sainte-Marie de-Grace, now known as Fort Point. Oxner's Beach, then known as La Vacherie and was used as farm lands. The hills lining the river once help 24 canons to protect the river enterance. The river now splits the communities of Riverport and LaHave which are connected by the Brady Himmelman ferry.