Nature Attractions In Margaree Valley

Cape Breton Trip pt 3 (Skyline Trail)

Last segment of the Skyline Trail boardwalk leading down to the end. AMAZING Scenery!

The Cabot Trail Time Lapse HD

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On June 25th 2012 we mounted a camera inside our car and drove The Cabot Trail in Cape Breton Nova Scotia. The sights on this trail are really something! Sped up and mixed with music made by my talented friend Anthony Jarrett, check out this time lapse!

Here is some history of the historic road:

The Cabot Trail is a highway and scenic roadway in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.

It is located in northern Victoria County and Inverness County on Cape Breton Island.

The route measures 298 km (185 mi) in length and completes a loop around the northern tip of the island, passing along and through the scenic Cape Breton Highlands. It is named after the explorer John Cabot who landed in Atlantic Canada in 1497, although most historians agree his landfall likely took place in Newfoundland and not Cape Breton Island. Construction of the initial route was completed in 1932.

The northern section of the Cabot Trail passes through Cape Breton Highlands National Park. The western and eastern sections follow the rugged coastline, providing spectacular views of the ocean. The southwestern section passes through the Margaree River valley before passing along Bras d'Or Lake.

Shot by: Max Moskal & Rebecca Rennich
Edited by: Max Moskal
Music by: Anthony Jarrett

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SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA FROM THE AIR

Spring Fly Fishing for Trout & Salmon...River Phillip Nova Scotia...

Two handed fly fishing for trout and salmon on Nova Scotia's North Shore rivers in the spring...

One Minute Promo FUN FLY Nova Scotia.mp4

Radio-controlled aircraft, including float planes and helicopters, are followed during a summer of meets in various locations around Nova Scotia, Canada. Events took place in Truro, Margaree, Meisner's Lake, Shearwater and Upper Nine Mile River.

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Nova Scotia, Queensland Beach, Hurricane Arthur 2014

Day after Hurricane Arthur 2014 Queensland beach Nova Scotia

Avalanches in the Hawke's Bay of Western Newfoundland

Snowmobiler John Smallwood discusses where he has seen avalanches in the Long Range Mountains near Hawke's Bay, Newfoundland. This is a popular area to go snowmobiling but it also has several areas which avalanche when conditions are right. You can see an on line avalanche map of this area at: If you see avalanches in your travels contact Keith Nicol at knicol@grenfell.mun.ca about there where and when they occurred.

Meat Cove - Northernmost Tip of Cape Breton

Meat Cove is located on the most northern tip of Cape Breton Island. It is surrounded by jagged cliffs and valleys where bald eagles soar above, last year we even saw whales from our campsite.

Meat Cove Campground is where Steve & I stayed for a couple of nights last year on our honeymoon. Our truck was parked right at the cliff edge. Next morning we watched a most incredible sunrise,
The day we arrived we did the shorter trail to the top of the west ridge which only took a couple hours for a spectacular view overlooking Meat Cove and the campground. The next day we decided to hike the Cape St. Lawrence Trail. This was a 8km hike up the mountain in each direction. Although there was a fair bit of uphill climbing and rugged in parts the hike was worth it. The end location for us was Cape St. Lawrence Light where there were spectacular ocean views and a beautiful natural meadow to the cliff tops. The trail continues for another 10 km's, however we had left late and decided to hike the 8km back the way we had come as we were not sure what lay ahead. This year we had intended to do the whole loop but sadly the weather was against us. We did get to launch the Kayaks although it was very windy so a shorter paddle than usual as the skies opened and we were caught in a heavy rain storm it was quite an exhilarating experience. We will be back next year for sure!