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2 General i Visitor Information Centre v Operated by the Nova Scotia Government P Operated by Parks Canada N Member of Taste of NS Accessibility (Access Advisor members) # fully accessible " partially accessible % sight acccessible $ hearing acccessible p Pets allowed with prior permission q Pets not allowed , Pets on premises @ Internet (wirelessaccessand/or wired) CXL Cancellation policy F( ) Free ( ) years of age and under with adult; e.g., F(12). Cots & cribs may involve an extra charge. GTD Guaranteed O/S Off-season STC Subject to change XP Extra person (each additional person in the same unit) Clean it Right certified business Attractions W facilitiesWheelchair-accessibleavailable ; Partially accessible facilities available Admission $ Charged D Donation Accommodations c Canada Select Rating Program J CAA/AAA Official Appointment Property H Housekeeping (i.e. cooking facilities in unit) Bathrooms: Ens Ensuite (bathroom in unit) Pvt Private (bathroom outside unit) 2-pc bathToilet, sink 3-pc bath (T) Toilet, sink, tub 3-pc bath (S) Toilet, sink, shower 4-pc bath Toilet, sink, tub, shower Beds: D Double K King-sized Q Queen-sized S Single T Twin (2 beds, any size) Breakfast (included in room rate): Full b’fast Hot breakfast Light b’fast Continental breakfast Buffet b’fast Self-serve breakfast Campgrounds c Camping Select Rating Program [F] Facilities [R] Recreation/activities C/T/Y Rental cabin, trailer and/or yurt available DS Disposal station o/n overnight sites Services: E Electrical hookup Se Sewage hookup U Unserviced W Water hookup Swimming: L Lake O Ocean P Pool R River Equipment Rentals, Tour Types and Trail Uses > 4-wheeling/ATVs K Bicycles/Cycling Y Bird & wildlife viewing | Camping equipment { Canoes/Canoeing D Diving equipment f Fishing gear/Fishing L Hiking } Kayaks/Kayaking b Sailboats/Sailing t Sightseeing S Skis/Skiing s Snowmobiling y Snowshoes/Snowshoeing w Whale watching This travel guide is divided into ten Tourism Regions, highlighting the culture, history, and natural features of each area. Listings of accommodations, campgrounds, museums, attractions, cra beverages and specialty foods, galleries and studios, restaurants, outdoor activities, trails, and tours are included in each section. The listings in each region are presented by community, as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads, except Tours, which are presented by type of tour. Tourism region colours The maps and the page edges are colour-coded to help you easily find the information for each area of the province. Area codes 902 and 782 are the area codes for Nova Scotia. You will need to dial the area code when making both local and long-distance calls. Dial “1” at the beginning of the number for all longdistance and toll-free calls. Telephone numbers beginning with 800, 844, 855, 866, 877, and 888 are toll-free (usually throughout North America). How to use this GuideScenictravelway signs Throughout the province you will see our traditional Scenic Travelway signage, indicating the primary touring route in each region. 9 Halifax Metro : Lighthouse Route 0 Evangeline Trail 1 Glooscap Trail 2 Sunrise Trail 4 Cabot Trail 3 Ceilidh Trail 5 Bras d’Or Lake Scenic Drive 7 Fleur-de-lis Trail 6 Marconi Trail 8 Marine Drive Symbols and Codes used in the Travel Guide Check to be sure what is intended (e.g. p means that pets are permitted with management’s prior approval, q means that no visiting pets are permitted, and , means that there is at least one resident pet).

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Contents Nova Scotia Sea-ventures Unique Accommodations in Nova Scotia To Dine For Four Seasons of Fun YarmouthSouthHalifaxEventsShore&Acadian Shores Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley Northumberland Shore Cape Breton Island Ceilidh Trail Cabot Trail Bras d’Or Lake Scenic Drive Fleur–de–lis Trail, Marconi Trail & Sydney Area Eastern Shore Visitor Information

COVID-19 Information

To help limit the spread of COVID-19, both the Province of Nova Scotia and the Government of Canada have introduced public health measures that may impact services and travel. Businesses may also have policies in place to support the health and safety of their customers. Be sure to check in with businesses directly prior to making any bookings or departing.

We encourage you to consult the following resources for the latest COVID-19 information. Check back frequently as public health guidelines may change Governmentquickly. of Canada Information for Travellers:

Pjila’si! Bienvenue! Ciad mille failte! One hundred thousand welcomes! Tourism Nova Scotia acknowledges we are in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional territory of the Mi’kmaq people. The traditions of our Mi’kmaq, Acadian, African Nova Scotian and Gaelic influences live strong in our everyday. Throughout your travels in Nova Scotia, learn and experience how the deep roots of our founders continue to shape our present and future. Click here to find out more. We also acknowledge that people of African descent have been in Nova Scotia for over 400 years, and we honour and offer gratitude to those ancestors of African descent who came before us to this land. Rediscover Nova Scotia We encourage you to explore the beauty of Nova Scotia safely. Be sure to check ahead with restaurants, accommodations, and attractions to ensure they are open and to learn what safety precautions are required before you go. Nova Scotia is proud to offer the Clean It Right program for our tourism industry that provides education on cleaning practices to increase the safety of our guests and help guard against the spread of COVID-19. To see all Clean It Right certified participants, click here.

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THE OFFICIAL NOVA SCOTIA DOERS & DREAMERS GUIDE, 2022 EDITION Published in Nova Scotia, Canada. The guide is produced under the authority of Tourism Nova Scotia, for free distribution worldwide. No part of this publication may be reproduced without written consent of Tourism Nova Scotia. 2022 Production Credits Project Manager: Meaghan Gifﬁn Listings Coordinator: Natalie Shaw Graphic Design: m5 Marketing Communications Contributing Photographers: Acorn Art Photography/Adam Cornick, Ashley MacDonald, Communications Nova Scotia, Corey Katz, Dale Wilson, David Anderson & Skylar MacDonald, Dean Casavechia, Destination Canada, Destination Cape Breton, Discover Halifax, Flitelab, Fox Harb’r Resort, Gran Fondo Baie Sainte-Marie, Grand-Pré National Historic Site, James Ingram, Jamie Robertson, Jessica Emin, Kyler McGregor, Lora Pope, Parks Canada, Patrick Rojo, Proptonics, Ryan Willaims, Skyline Studio, Taste of Nova Scotia, Tom Cochrane, Yarmouth & Acadian Shores Tourism AssociationConnect with us @VisitNovaScotia #VisitNovaScotia Mavillette Beach

Paddlers love the variety of waterways and exceptional paddling in Nova Scotia. Kayak along the Atlantic coast, winding in and out of inlets and along the islands of the Eastern or South Shores. The serene inland lakes and rivers of Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site are a kayaker’s dream. Dip your paddle in the waters of the Bay of Fundy, exploring ruddy cliﬀs that rise from the water. Throw your kayak on the roof and head to northern Cape Breton to marvel at the rugged coastline from sea level. Paddle the Bras d’Or Lake for an easy-going exploration of this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, or launch your boat and explore a waterway of your choice.

Beaches

And if you’re riding Route 6 along the Northumberland Shore, take the Cape George Loop for a scenic detour. Route 3 along the South Shore winds through picture-perfect seaside communities and past beautiful beaches, all the way to Yarmouth. Route 7 on the Eastern Shore tracks along the coast from Dartmouth to Sherbrooke, with opportunities for beach pit stops to stretch your legs.

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Coastal Hikes Take in the coast by lacing up for an incredible hike. Many trails follow the shoreline and offer incredible vistas and lookouts, so don’t forget your camera! In Cape Breton Highlands National Park, you’ll find Skyline, Aspy, Acadian, and Middle Head Trails, while the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail winds along the western coast of Cape Breton. The trail at Taylor Head Provincial Park shows off its unspoiled Atlantic coastline, while Cape Split is a day-long trek offering up amazing views of the Bay of Fundy. Harbour Rocks and Port Joli Head Trails in Kejimkujik National Park Seaside wind up at pristine, white sand beaches. And the trails in Cape Chignecto Provincial Park offer something for all skill levels—coastal views included. Discover the perfect trail for you and your favourite hiking buddies.

Nova Scotia Sea-ventures

Nova Scotia is famous for our beaches—not just for quantity, but for how many different types line our 13,300 kilometres of coastline. From lazy days splashing in the gentle waves at warm water beaches to surf lessons on the Atlantic coast, how many different beaches can you fit into your visit? Summerville, Lawrencetown, Martinique, Melmerby, Inverness and Mavillette are among the most popular, but there are many more to discover! Coastal Drives

When time allows, we always suggest motorists skip the highway and cruise along coastal routes. Of course, the world-famous Cabot Trail is an absolute must if you’re in Cape Breton. You’ll never forget the view as you wind your way through the Cape Breton highlands.

In Nova Scotia you’re never more than 60 kilometres from the ocean. Make the most of it with these incredible coastal adventures.

Rainbow Haven Beach Provincial Park Cabot Trail Skyline Trail, Cape Breton Highlands National Park Blue Rocks

Whale watching Summer and early fall are the best times to go whale watching. Head out on a tour in the Bay of Fundy or off the coast of Northern Cape Breton If you’re lucky, you’ll spot a few of the up-totwelve species of whales that visit the waters off Nova Scotia each year. Whether you join a tour aboard a fishing boat or a Zodiac-style watercra , your tour guides will share stories and information about these magnificent creatures.

Yarmouth Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park Burntcoat Head Park Whale watching Cabot Cliﬀs Golf Course

Exploring the Bay of Fundy Did you know the Bay of Fundy’s Burntcoat Head Park has the highest recorded tides in the world? Visit the park during low tide to walk on the ocean floor. Just a few hours later, exactly where you were standing will be covered in ocean water! You can also head to Hall’s Harbour and watch fishing boats rise up as you tuck into fresh local seafood. Explore the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark with 30 geosites that tell the incredible story of this area, including its Indigenous heritage and geological significance. For something truly exhilarating, go tidal bore ra ing. Anything but boring, you’ll ride the swells where the incoming tide turns the Shubenacadie River into a white-water roller coaster.

Coastal Golf

You’ll find Canada’s only true links course in Inverness, on the southwest coast of Cape Breton. Cabot Cliffs at Cabot Cape Breton—along with its sister course, Cabot Links—have both been consistently noted as some of the best golfing in the world. Other coastal courses include Fox Harb’r Resort, the historic Highlands Links, and Northumberland Links. Tee up a package that includes golf and accommodation.

Coastal Communities Part of Nova Scotia’s coastal charm comes from the dozens of picturesque coastal and ﬁshing communities that dot our coast. No matter where you travel in the province, you are sure to spend time in one of our coastal communities, big or small. From the port city of Halifax to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lunenburg; Inverness to Pictou, Sherbrooke to Yarmouth; Annapolis Royal to Mahone Bay and many, many more in between, these communities each have their own identity tied to the sea.

Surfing Many don’t realize that Nova Scotia offers up some of the best surfing on the East Coast—especially in the winter! If dipping into the Atlantic in January isn’t your style, take a surfing lesson during the summer months, or in the fall when the water temperatures are the warmest of the season. Just outside Halifax you’ll find surfers catching waves at Lawrencetown and Martinique Beaches. Sign up for a lesson with an experienced instructor. They’ll outfit you with a wetsuit and board, provide safety information and instruction—you’ll be hanging ten in no time.

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Glamp in style Glamping domes or “glomes” as they are sometimes called, are popping up all over Nova Scotia. Reminiscent of igloos in shape only, glomes allow for natural light and privacy, and feature comfy beds, kitchens, and full bathrooms. You can spend your entire visit glome hopping in diﬀerent regions of the province. Visit Archer’s Edge Luxury Camping and True North Destinations in Cape Breton, Port Wade Glamping Domes, Gravity Luxury Domes and Valley Sky Luxury Camping in Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, and the Lakeside Glomes at White Point Beach Resort on the South Shore. Yurts in the Vineyard in Guysborough oﬀer a glamping experience on the Eastern Shore, complete with on-site sauna, kayak rentals, and distillery. Check out East Coast Glamping to have a site set up at a location of your choice.

Unique Accommodations in Nova Scotia

From rustic oﬀ-grid cabins to a luxurious waterfront hotel, ﬁnd your perfect place to spend the night in Nova Scotia. Whether you prefer an overnight adventure surrounded by nature, a family-friendly getaway to the beach, or being in the centre of it all, check out these unique Nova Scotia accommodations. Yurts in the Vineyard Train Station Inn oTENTik

It’s no secret Canada’s national parks offer some of the best camping in the country. But did you know there are other ways to spend the night at a Parks Place? In Nova Scotia, book an oTENTiks at Broad Cove, Chéticamp, or Ingonish Beach Campgrounds in Cape Breton Highlands National Park; at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site and at GrandPré National Historic Site. Keji also offers yurts, rustic cabins, and Ôasis – teardrop-shaped accommodations, slightly elevated and nestled amongst the trees. History buffs will enjoy an overnight stay at period-style Lartigue House or camping within the walls of Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site. All aboard Train enthusiasts and kids of all ages will be delighted by a stay at the Train Station Inn in the quaint village of Tatamagouche. Spend the night in a caboose that has been refurbished into queen suites. In the morning, grab breakfast and “choo choo” in the dining car. You can also enjoy coffee from the onsite café, live music, and a stroll on the Butter Trail – a former railbed – now part of the Great Trail which runs adjacent the property.

Coastal cottages Perhaps the most popular way to hang your hat when visiting Nova Scotia during the summer months is a beachfront cottage. Ranging from rustic to luxurious, hundreds of rental cottages dot Nova Scotia’s coast. Whether it’s a couple of nights, weeks or months, a cottage stay combines many comforts of home with incredible views and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Waterfront resorts Whether you choose to spend your entire vacation at a single resort or try out a few diﬀerent locations, you won’t have to worry about a thing. Nova Scotia’s waterfront resorts oﬀer dining, amenities, activities, and water views or beach access all on site. Book at Cabot Cape Breton, Fox Harb’r Resort, Pictou Lodge Beachfront Resort, Quarterdeck Beachside Villas & Grill, Oceanstone Resort, Inverary Resort, Dundee Resort & Golf Club, White Point Beach Resort, Digby Pines Golf Resort & Spa, Keltic Lodge, or Oak Island Resort.

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If you plan on spending part of your visit in Halifax, check out Marriott Harbourfront Hotel or The Westin on the Halifax waterfront. Request a room with water views and keep an eye on the busy Halifax Harbour. Other hotels in the city, like the Prince George, the historical Lord Nelson, and Sutton Place Hotel Halifax are not directly on harbourfront but also offer water views. The newest hotel on the waterfront is the Muir Hotel, located in the recently developed Queen’s Marque district. This luxe, one-of-a-kind hotel features harbour views, original Nova Scotian art and hand-cra ed furnishings. Muir is Scots Gaelic for ‘sea’ and fittingly offers sculptural stairs down into the harbour if you feel like dipping your toes.

Oﬀ-grid getaways

For those with a sense of adventure seeking to get away from it all, off-grid cabins offer serenity in nature with just enough modern comforts. Visit Sally’s Brook Wilderness Cabins, Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins, Kayak Cape Breton & Cottages, or Kirribilli EcoRetreat - Pictou Island Yurts to book your off-grid experience.

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Pubs For some local Scottish and Irish ﬂair, look no further than one of our many pubs. Enjoy unique twists on pub fare in a casual but lively atmosphere and don’t be surprised if singing and dancing ensues. Many pubs oﬀer live music to accompany an array of local cra beer, cider, and spirits.

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Food with a View We are fortunate to have many establishments where the views are just as delightful as the food. You’ll want to savour every bite with a side of a spectacular scenery.

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Upscale Local Dining Locally-inspired menus are the norm in Nova Scotia for good reason. Many restaurants change up their oﬀering depending on what’s fresh and in season. Don’t be surprised to see chefs at the wharf! Pair your meal with a local cra beer, cider or Nova Scotia wine. Our Tidal Bay whites are unique to Nova Scotia and pair terriﬁcally with seafood!

• Creamed Lobster: Best known in the Yarmouth & Acadian Shores Region, lobster is sautéed in a cream sauce and served over buttered toast.

• Wild Blueberries: Look for products like juice, liqueur, syrup, beer, baked goods, chocolates, preserves, wine, tea or coﬀee or good old-fashioned Blueberry Grunt.

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Four Seasons of Fun in Nova Scotia Whether you’re visiting in January, April, August, or October, Nova Scotia is open for unforgettable experiences and activities all-year round. Discover every season’s unique personality and oﬀerings. Halifax Waterfront Downtown Truro Local Guy AdventuresSensea Nordic Spa Noggins U-pickPlanter’s Ridge Winery River Ridge Lodge

Spring With days getting longer and weather getting warmer, spring in Nova Scotia is the perfect time to lose a few layers and head outdoors. One of the best signs of spring is the re-opening of seasonal businesses like Provincial Parks, campgrounds, farmers’ markets and select wineries Hiking trails, city parks, gardens and golf courses begin to green up, and local restaurants transition to menus inspired by locally-grown produce and in-season fare. Bon appetit!

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Summer Summer is Nova Scotia’s time to shine! Outdoor adventure is everywhere. You could spend the day at the beach, enjoy a coastal hike, set out on a whale watching tour, kayak along the coast, or hit the greens for a round of golf. Summer is also the ideal time to explore Halifax’s waterfront boardwalk. Pull up a seat at a patio for a meal and a locally cra ed beverage, then pop in to the Art Galleryof Nova Scotia, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, or the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 to immerse yourself in local culture and history. Be sure to spend a couple of nights in a seaside cottage or coastal campsite, take in a local festival or theatre production, and visit a community farmers’ market

Fall is grape harvest time, which means a tour of the Annapolis Valley wine country is a must. Hop on the Magic Winery Bus and make a day of it. If you love music and fall colours, Cape Breton’s Celtic Colours Festival is worth adding to your list of things to do in Nova Scotia in the fall.

As sweater weather approaches, Nova Scotia comes awash in tones of golds, red, yellows and oranges. Fall leaf peeping is a must for visitors and a favourite pastime for locals from late September to late-October. Hiking or driving through Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Wentworth Valley, or visiting the Valley Look-oﬀ, and Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site is one of the best ways to witness the spectacular colours every year, but there are pockets of beautiful fall colours all over the province; simply cruising down the highway can oﬀer up a dazzling display. Corn mazes and apple and pumpkin U-picks are also favourite fall activities, and we are home to some of the world’s largest pumpkins!

Winter With winter comes an entirely new list of activities. The holiday season brings twinkly lights to already charming seaside communities, providing a festive atmosphere for parades and for finding that perfect gi from a local shop. When the snow starts flying, hit the slopes at Wentworth, Martock, Ben Eoin or Cape Smokey—home to Atlantic Canada’s first and only gondola. The hundreds of kilometres of trails popular for summer hiking are perfect for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing during winter months, while serious surfers will enjoy riding the waves on the Atlantic Coast (watching from the shore is also fun!). Lace up and skate at Halifax’s Emera Oval, or catch a local hockey game. February is Lobster Crawl, time on the South Shore, a month-long lobster festival, kicking off with Lucy the Lobster looking for her shadow. But of course, the great indoors is also wonderful in the winter. Book a getaway at a cozy cottage and warm up next to the fire—or maybe in a hot tub! A er a day in the brisk salt air, you’ve worked up an appetite for a hearty meal at a local restaurant. Enjoy!

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New Glasgow Riverfront Jubilee, New Glasgow July 29–31

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Come celebrate with us at these top-notch events in 2022!

Stan Rogers Folk Festival, Canso July 22–24

July 28–31

One of the world’s premiere indoor cultural and entertainment events, featuring over 2,000 world-class Canadian and international military and civilian performers. nstattoo.ca

JulyTDantigonishhighlandgames.caHalifaxJazzFestival,Halifax12–17

July KitchenFest! | Féis a’ Chidsin!, various locations around Cape Breton

Halifax Pride Festival, Halifax July 14–24

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Some of the finest songwriters and performers in North America gather at this international festival to celebrate the lasting contributions Stan Rogers has made to folk music.

The festival celebrates the rich Acadian culture and traditions with a variety of music, dance, theatre, kitchen parties, a parade, and many more activities for all ages. cheticamp.ca

2022 don’t-miss events

July 1–9

Halifaxstanfest.comInternational Busker Festival, Halifax July 27–August 1

Setting the stage for the region’s rising stars to perform alongside seasoned local and international musicians, the event is an eclectic mix of rock, blues, folk, and country music. newglasgowjubilee.ca

Historic Halifax waterfront comes alive with entertaining, action-packed shows. Featuring street performers from all across the globe, this is a family-oriented, free-to-attend festival event with music, magic, and fun for all tastes.

Take in one of the dozens of concerts and events happening around Cape Breton and kick off the summer while kicking up your heels!

Halifax International Buskers Festival

July 8–10 Held annually for over 150 years, “The Games” are a true showcase of Scottish culture, featuring athletes, pipe-anddrum bands, and highland dancers from across the country and around the world, with Scottish-flavoured ceilidhs, clan activities, and concerts.

The oldest jazz festival and largest summer festival in the Atlantic region featuring the best of the East Coast alongside a strong international lineup presenting jazz, world, blues, Latin, and much more. halifaxjazzfestival.ca

Join participants at Canada’s fourth-largest and Atlantic Canada’s largest and oldest LGBTQ+ Pride Festival. Come out and celebrate the community with cruises, an inter-faith service, the Halifax Pride Parade, and, to close out the celebration, a dazzling fireworks display. halifaxpride.com

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June Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo, Halifax June 25–July 2

International Festival, Cape Breton

February 2023 Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl

July 30–August 6 & August 15

October 7–15

Film Fest, Wolfville October 24–30

The Atlantic International Film Festival is an eight-day celebration of film, media, and music from around the world in Halifax. It features screenings, industry panels, events, receptions, special presentations, and awards ceremonies in a charming and historical coastal city setting. finfestival.ca

Celebrating Nova Scotia’s rich and diverse musical traditions, blending the music of our founding cultures with modern roots. A blend of up-and-coming and tried-and-true performers light up festival stages. Free events for all ages. deeprootsmusic.ca

SeptemberCanadianevents/terra-fondo-gravel-ridewww.baiesaintemarie.com/en/DeepRootsMusicFestival,Wolfville23–25

August Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival, Lunenburg August 4–7

September Wharf Rat Rally, Digby September 1–4 This event held annually on Labour Day Weekend brings motorcycle enthusiasts to the seaside town of Digby. Take in live music, stunt shows, vendor booths and custom builders.

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Autumn is the time when the sounds of fiddles, pipes, and voices in song echo over the Island. This festival is an event to remember, with over 250 musicians, dancers, singers, and storytellers at venues across Cape Breton. celtic-colours.com

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This annual month-long festival along Nova Scotia’s South Shore, from Barrington to Peggy’s Cove, focuses on our favourite crustacean, the lobster! Sip, savour, shop, stay, and enjoy more than 100 amazing lobster experiences. lobstercrawl.ca Please confirm dates online before finalizing your plans.

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The modern marries with the traditional at the oldest Acadian festival in the world. Take in concerts, art and quilt expositions, enjoy a nature hike showcasing the beauty of Baie Sainte-Marie, and experience the Tintamarre, a noise parade and walk on National Acadian Day on August 15.

Nocturne: Art at Night, Halifax and Dartmouth

The 67 km route winds through beautiful mixed forests with river and lake views, historic sites, a farmers’ market, and a scenic coastal section. After the ride, participants will be treated to a relaxed meal and local entertainment on the grounds of the Clare Golf and Country Club.

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October 13–16 Nocturne brings art and energy to the streets of Halifax and Dartmouth. Take in dozens of displays of visual art in galleries and public spaces. Download the app or pick up your map before heading out. This event is completely free.

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The internationally recognized Halifax Oyster Festival presents an all-you-can-sample raw bar over the course of three tasting sessions on the Halifax waterfront, highlighting the best in Nova Scotia and Maritime oyster culture and farming.

Nova Scotia’s longest-running folk festival brings the best in traditional and contemporary music to scenic Lunenburg, showcasing great Nova Scotian and international talent. Seaportfolkharbour.comBeerfest, Halifax August 5–6 Enjoy “beer on the pier” at Atlantic Canada’s largest gathering of craft beer, cider, and imports. Over 100 producers from all over Canada and the world join those who work their craft right here in Nova Scotia! Delicious food and toe-tapping music round out the festival.

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The Chester area is no stranger to yacht racing. With firm roots in sailing dating back to more than 150 years ago, this quintessential Nova Scotia village welcomes dozens of racers to Canada’s largest keel racing regatta each year. Enjoy lots of action both on and off the water! chesterraceweek.com

This international festival celebrating cinema, food, and wine culture attracts top-notch chefs from around the globe. Festival-goers enjoy food films, wine tours, farmers’ market events, special dinners, chef demonstrations, tastings, and pop-ups. devourfest.com

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Get a sea-level view of the city by sailboat, tall ship, boat tour, Zodiac, ferry, or Sea-doo! As an ocean city, it’s a must to explore it by water. Captains and tour guides will provide unique perspectives of Halifax’s skyline. If you’re the romantic type, spend an evening cruising in the moonlight aboard one of the boat tours offered by Ambassatours or J. Farwell Sailing Co. Kids of all ages will enjoy the Harbour Hopper.

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Georges Island National Historic Site

Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

Situated in the middle of the Halifax Harbour, this island was only opened to the public in 2020. Travel by boat to this mysterious national historic site and take a guided tour of historic tunnels, enjoy scenic views of Halifax and learn about the future of the island.

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Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Journey into Canada's and Nova Scotia's past at two waterfront museums. The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 celebrates Canadian immigration stories from past to present day. The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic is Canada’s largest and oldest maritime museum, showcasing thousands of artifacts, including those relating to the Titanic disaster.

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Halifax also offers the ideal home base for day trips to other areas of the province with Peggy's Cove, Lunenburg, Wolfville, and tidal bore rafting adventures just 60 to 75 minutes away.

Start your day off with breakfast at the oldest continuously operating farmers’ market in North America. Now at Pavillion 22 on Saturdays and Sundays, pick up Nova Scotia–grown fruits and vegetables, wine, beer, spirits, baked treats, and carefully crafted artisanal goods.

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Queen's Marque on the Halifax Waterfront is one of the city's newest and architecturally unique structures. Featuring Atlantic Canada's first luxury boutique hotel, The Muir Hotel, acclaimed restaurant Drift, art installations, and shopping, it's a must-see! Did you know?

Explore the city independently on a bicycle or e-bike rented from I Heart Bikes or cruise along on a two- or four-hour guided tour highlighting the best in Halifax. You can also rent a bike and head out of town for a self-guided adventure on all variety of multi-use trails.

Learn about the province’s history both landside and seaside—tour the harbourfront by boat or kayak, or explore the beautiful waterfront boardwalk by bike or foot. Be sure to visit the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, featuring exhibits showcasing Canada’s immigration story.

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Seaside Shopping Visit unique shops along the boardwalk like Peace by Chocolate, East Coast Lifestyle, Sugah! Confectionery, Amos Pewter, The Shops at Bishop's Landing and The Salt Yard to find a perfect souvenir from your trip.

Waterfront dining Getting hungry? Plan to stop by Salt Yard Social, The Bicycle Thief, The BG - Halifax Beer Garden, Waterfront Warehouse, Pickford and Black, or Salty’s, to sample a local brew and enjoy a tasty lunch—waterfront views are included for free!

Halifax is the historical and cultural capital of Atlantic Canada. K'jipuk'tuk meaning Great Harbour was the name given to the area by the Mi'kmaq.

Just a short, 15-minute ferry ride for $2.75 one-way across the harbour is Dartmouth. The downtown is compact and walkable, with locally owned cafés, restaurants, galleries, public art, bars, and craft breweries. Browse Portland Street, where you’ll find a collection of interesting and inspired shop owners providing a unique local shopping experience.

One of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spans the length of Halifax’s waterfront for 4 kilometres (2.5 miles), from Pier 21 at the Halifax Seaport to Casino Nova Scotia.

Surfing at Lawrencetown Beach Head just 45 minutes out of the city to Lawrencetown Beach where experienced instructors offer surfing lessons. Try something new and learn the basics of the board. All equipment included.

The Halifax Public Gardens are among the oldest Victorian gardens in North America. This 16-acre oasis in the heart of Halifax is a designated National Historic Site of Canada and is perfect for a relaxing stroll or enjoying nature with the family (including the kid-favourite duck pond). Grab take-out from a local restaurant and picnic on the lush lawns.

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Outdoor adventures

Enjoy three white-sand crescent beaches with boardwalks giving easy access to the ﬁrst two beaches, just a short drive from downtown Halifax. Swim, sunbathe, or hike the nearby 10-kilometre (6-mile) Pennant Point Trail. Rum Runners Trail, Halifax to Lunenburg Hop on a bike and pedal your way from Halifax to Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 119-kilometre multi-use trail has multiple access points as it takes you through several coastal communities, including Chester and Mahone Bay.

Crystal Crescent Beach Provincial Park

Sable Island National Park Reserve

Situated in the south end of the Halifax peninsula is an historic 75-hectare wooded park criss-crossed with 39 kilometres (24 miles) of easy winding trails and wide paths. Visitors can experience beautiful coastal views, forested trails, and preserved ruins of early fortiﬁcations as they explore the park.

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Art is All Around Us: Halifax Art Walking Tour

Take in an art-centric guided walking tour of downtown Halifax. A Fine Art expert will share stories and insights about the colourful murals and architecture along the way. End the tour with a delicious local chocolate tasting!

Fisherman’s Cove

Halifax skyline from Dartmouth waterfront Fisherman’s Cove Located in a centuries-old authentic fishing community, Fisherman’s Cove in Eastern Passage features a variety of gi shops and art galleries, and it’s a great spot to grab a snack or fresh seafood and stroll the boardwalk. Visit nearby MacCormack's Beach Provincial Park which oﬀers beautiful views of McNabs and Lawlor Islands.

Experience Halifax through our pristine seacoast and Maritime landscapes. Halifax’s outdoor activities, trails, and oﬀ-the-beaten path adventures will awaken the explorer in you.

At Sable Island National Park Reserve, 300 kilometres oﬀ the coast of Halifax, discover the shape-shi ing island that is home to hundreds of wild horses, archaeological treasures, and the largest breeding colony of grey seals in the world. Whether arriving by air or by sea, all visitors to the island are welcomed by insightful Parks Canada staﬀ

Point Pleasant Park

Unexpected discoveries

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Lot Six

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During the summer months a segment of Argyle Street (which is aptly Argyle patterned) is designated for pedestrians and cyclists only. Pull up a seat at one of the many patios for a craft beverage and meal, enjoy lunch at Gahan Nova Centre, or simply admire the streetscape as you stroll through.

For a quick bite, stop by Two If By Sea Café, Humble Pie Kitchen, Yeah Yeah’s Pizza, or Evan’s Fresh Seafood. Sample a cra beer or cider at Battery Park BeerBar & Eatery, Brightwood Brewing, Lake City Cider, or New Scotland Brewing Co.

Citadel Distilled - Raise Your Spirits Experience

Pickford & Black Taste fresh, local ingredients from land and sea Halifax has your favourite foods! Whether you like flavours from around the globe or down-home cooking; prefer adventurous tastes or old favourites, or some combination of all of the above, you will find it here. Local food tours This is one of the most delicious ways to get around the city! Meet local chefs and taste their creations as your guide drives you across the city during this five-stop food tour. Sample seafood, the iconic Halifax donair, Nova Scotia wines and more on a tasty trip with Taste Halifax Food & Beer Tours. If you prefer to travel by foot, check out Curated Food Tours for an all-inclusive walking tour exploring food in one of Halifax's urban neighbourhoods.

Surrender to your sweet tooth Indulge yourself with a sweet treat at The Middle Spoon Desserterie & Bar, Sweet Herea er Cheesecakery, Humani-T Café & Bar, Vandal Doughnuts, Café Taiyaki 52, Freak Lunchbox, Fortune Doughnuts, Dee Dee’s Ice Cream, Le French Fix Café, LF Bakery, Peace by Chocolate, or Rousseau Chocolatier. Sip and sail Savour local ﬂavours and skyline views as you sail the Halifax Harbour enjoying Cider on the Sea, a New Scotland Brews Cruise or a Floating Beer Garden during July and August aboard Tall Ship Silva. Departing from Queen’s Wharf on the Halifax Waterfront.

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. Discover the history of alchohol in the British Military, visit the barrelling room and of course, savour a tasting of three citadel-aged spirits, cra ed just up the street by Compass Distillers. A kilted 78th Highlander will host this experience in the North front Casemates of this historic and iconic Halifax fortress. Take the ferry for fun and food Hop aboard a harbour ferry from Halifax to Dartmouth and plan to stop at one of the many noteworthy food joints in town. Stop by the Alderney Landing Market on Saturdays or visit The Canteen, Battery Park, and the Wooden Monkey, all oﬀering lunch and dinner.

Urban eats—fresh and local Fresh, local ingredients ﬁnd their way onto restaurant menus across the city. Unique executions and ﬂavour combinations paired with local wine and beer are easily found in Halifax. Visit Mappatura Bistro, Highwayman, Eliot & Vine, Barrington Steakhouse and Bar, Unchained Kitchen, Studio East, The Ostrich Club, enVie, 2 Doors Down, Julep Kitchen and Cocktails, Kyo Kitchen & Bar, Pickford & Black, Hermitage, Dri , Black Sheep, Hop Scotch Dinner Club, or Field Guide. Sure to please the palate

While there is no shortage of exciting new dining experiences in Halifax to satisfy any craving you may have, these consistently awesome establishments have been welcoming diners for years, and there are good reasons why! Lot Six, The Bicycle Thief, The Brooklyn Warehouse, and The Press Gang have all received much acclaim and will leave you satisﬁed!

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Historical escapes History buﬀs can immerse themselves in the fascinating cultural, maritime, and military heritage of a town founded in 1749.

Visit this museum and cultural gathering place for a deeper understanding of Canada's oldest and longest standing Black communities, rooted right here in Nova Scotia. Explore the rich history of and contributions made by Black Nova Scotians which continue to shape our province today.

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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

Museum of Natural History

Discover the stories and science behind Nova Scotia's natural landscape plus culturally signiﬁcant artifacts and displays. Visit the permanent exhibit Netukulimk, named for the traditional Mi'kmaq concept marking connection and balance between the natural and human worlds. Don't miss the Age of the Mastodon exhibit, new for 2022!

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site Halifax’s star-shaped fortress has stood watch over the city since the mid-1700s. See for yourself how the 78th Highlanders bring the historic fort to life and don’t miss the ﬁring of the Noon gun. Get suited up in an authentic uniform of the Queen’s army; take part in foot drills, ﬁrearms training, and a tour of the Citadel. Return to the Citadel in the evening for a ghost tour highlighting bizarre legends and stories of the fortress.

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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Canada’s largest and oldest maritime museum is the ideal place to learn about Nova Scotia’s rich and storied maritime history. Collections include over 20,000 photographs and artifacts relating to the Titanic disaster. Be sure visit the newest exhibit Ta’n me’j

Tel'keknuo’ltiek: How Unique We Still Are, a reﬂection of the deep connections to both land and waters of Mi’kma’ki that Mi'kmaw people have. Army Museum Halifax Citadel

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For over 60 years, the Army Museum Halifax Citadel has fascinated and inspired thousands of visitors from around the world. Housed in an actual military fortress, the museum tells a powerful story of Canada’s soldiers. Africville Museum and Park

The museum stands in a replica of the church that was the heart of Africville, with audiovisual kiosks, pictures, descriptive panels, and artifacts telling the story of Africville, an African Nova Scotian community that was destroyed in the 1960s. Walk through Africville Park and take in the recently installed interpretive panels showing the history, families and daily lives of former residents of Africville.

Halifax Area Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 Interactive exhibits allow you to experience what it was like to immigrate to Canada through Pier 21. Then, take a look at how newcomers have inﬂuenced Canada, trace your roots at the Scotiabank Family History Centre, and test your knowledge at the Canadian Citizenship Test Table.

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Eclectic and thoughtfully curated shops and unique, local foods can be found in these neighbourhoods, including ethically made and sustainably sourced boutiques for clothing, art, and jewellery. Discover one of a kind gifts, housewares, and fashion when you take time to explore this historic and diverse area of the city.

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Afternoon Order a take-out lunch and picnic in one of the city’s green spaces like Point Pleasant Park. Then, enjoy a harbour boat tour on the Tall Ship Silva or the Harbour Hopper. Then, head up Spring Garden Road for boutique shopping.

Evening End your day under twinkling lights sipping a local craft beer on the pier at The BG - Halifax Beer Garden.

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Downtown Dartmouth Cross one of the harbour bridges or ride the ferry across the harbour to Downtown Dartmouth. Quaint and welcoming local shops offering everything from comic books to fashion and locally handmade creations to records can be found in this walkable area of the city.

Day Morning2 Stroll the Public Gardens, a green oasis in the heart of the city, followed by watching a rousing re-enactment of 19th–century military activities at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site Afternoon Explore town on a guided bike tour with I Heart Bikes or rent a bike for an independent adventure.

Outlets, Retail Hubs and Malls Visit Dartmouth Crossing, Bayer’s Lake, Bedford Commons, Sunnyside Mall, Mic Mac Mall or Halifax Shopping Centre for the widest selection of national and international retailers and big box stores in eastern Canada. Bishop's Landing

From hyper-local shops to international brands, Halifax is offering up some of the best retail therapy on the east coast.

Spring Garden Area This is the place to be for the best in urban, boutique shopping east of Montreal. Find locally owned fashion boutiques and upscale consignment, well-known Canadian brands like Lululemon, and Roots, and shops like Jennifer's of Nova Scotia showcasing locally crafted goods. Make a day of it and fill your shopping bag with unique apparel, shoes, skin and beauty products, sleepwear, handmade made creations, foods, and home décor, all in walking distance of one another.

Foodies will enjoy spending the afternoon sampling local eats with Taste Halifax.

Located at the corner of Queen Street and Spring Garden Road, the Halifax Central Library has received many accolades since it opened, including winning the national Governor General Architecture Medal. Said to resemble a stack of books, the library is a high-tech, sustainable, accessible, cultural hub of downtown. Did you know? Halifax and area Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

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Day Morning1 Grab a coffee and stroll the 4-kilometre Harbourfront Boardwalk, exploring museums and shops as you go.

You’re sure to come away with a treasure after browsing the shops at one of the many locally owned downtown Halifax businesses. Check out the trendy boutiques, art galleries, and shops along Barrington, Grafton, Granville, and Hollis Streets, stroll the Halifax Waterfront, and visit vendors at the Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market, shops in Bishop’s Landing and the charming Historic Properties.

Evening Enjoy a locally inspired dinner menu at 2 Doors Down, The Bicycle Thief, or for exceptional seafood try The Five Fishermen. Grab dessert and a night cap at the Middle Spoon Desserterie

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HALIFAX AREA LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling into Halifax from other regions. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. HALIFAX AIRPORT ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) ELMSDALE Briarwood Bed & Breakfast ccccd $105–170 11 Miller 902-883-1868,Road www.briarwoodbb.cominnkeeper@briarwoodbb.com888-883-1868 Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • ENFIELDYear-round Alt Hotel Halifax Airport "pcccc $129 F(12) 40 Silver Dart airportgermainhotels.com/en/alt-hotel/halifax-reservations.althalifax@germainhotels.com902-334-0136,Drive855-258-5775 Q•Ens bath•4pm CXL•@ Hotel: 169 • Year-round Hilton Garden Inn Halifax Airport "qcccc $129–229, XP $20 200 Pratt & Whitney Drive 902-873-1400, www.halifaxairport.hgi.comyhzhg_gm@hilton.com888-667-6005 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 145 • Year-round Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Halifax Airport "pcccc $129–219 180 Pratt & Whitney Drive 902-576-7600, www.hiexpress.com/halifaxairportfrontdesk@hiehalifaxairport.com877-919-2244 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 119 • Year-round GOFFS Quality Inn Halifax Airport "pcccdJJ $75–229, XP $10 60 Sky www.airporthotelhalifax.comreservations@airporthotelhalifax.com902-873-3000Boulevard K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 156 • Year-round FALL RIVER Inn on the Lake pcccc $119–320, XP $10 3009 Highway 2 902-861-3480, www.innonthelake.combook@innonthelake.com800-463-6465 K,Q,T•Ens bath•4pm CXL•@ Inn: 39 • Year-round The Fourth Lock Bed and Breakfast p $119–219 3104 Highway 2 www.thefourthlock.ca/bed-breakfastinfo@thefourthlock.ca902-861-1390 Q•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round END OF HALIFAX AIRPORT ENTRY AREA TIMBERLEA Stardust Motel q H $149–300, XP $10 1791 St Margaret’s Bay Road 902-876-2301, www.stardustmotel.cainfo@stardustmotel.ca866-876-2301 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 20 • Year-round SAMBRO Susan’s at Sambro: Bed and Breakfast by the Sea q, $95 3676 Old Sambro Road susanatsambro@gmail.com902-346-2144 D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 1 • May 15–Oct 15 HERRING COVE Sal’s Bed & Breakfast By The Sea q,cccc H $120–140, XP $20 241 Village 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www.atlanticahotelhalifax.comreservations@atlanticahalifax.com888-810-7288 K,D,T•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 231 • Year-round Autumn Leaves Bed & Breakfast qcccd $99, XP $20 12 Evans Court, Dartmouth www.autumnbb.comab@autumnbb.com902-435-3980 Q,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 1 • Year-round Best Western Plus Chocolate Lake Hotel pJJJ $105–229 250 St Margaret’s Bay Road, Halifax 902-477-5611, www.chocolatelakehotel.comres@chocolatelakehotel.com844-377-7203 K,Q•Pvt bath•4pm CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 142 • Year-round Best Western Plus Dartmouth Hotel & Suites qJJJ $140–170 15 Spectacle Lake Drive, Dartmouth 902-463-2000, www.bestwesterndartmouth.comreservations@bestwesterndartmouth.com866-676-9846 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 157 • Year-round Brewery Park Hotel H $70–170 2853 Agricola Street www.brewerypark.cabrewerypark.hotel@gmail.com782-414-1040 Q•Pri bath•5-day CXL•@ • Year-round Cambridge Suites Hotel Halifax pccccJJJ H $139–299, 1583 Brunswick Street, Halifax XP $20 902-420-0555, www.cambridgesuiteshalifax.comaskhalifax@cambridgesuiteshotel.com800-565-1263 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 200 • Year-round Chebucto Inn q $95–150, XP $10 6151 Lady Hammond Rd, Halifax 902-453-4330, www.chebuctoinn.comreservations@chebuctoinn.com800-268-4330 D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 30 • Year-round Coastal Inn Dartmouth "pcccd H $95–179, XP $20 379 Windmill Road, Dartmouth 902-465-7777, www.coastalinns.comdartmouth@coastalinns.com800-565-1565 K,Q,D•Ens bath•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 56 • Year-round Coastal Inn Halifax "pcccd $109–229, XP $20 98 Chain Lake Drive, Halifax 902-450-3020, www.coastalinns.comhalifax@coastalinns.com855-603-8999 K,Q•Ens bath•4pm CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 64 • Year-round Cogswell House H $500–1000 5543 Cogswell Street, www.cogswellhouse.cominfo@larcproperties.caHalifax K,Q,T,S•Shared or Ens bath•@ Tourist Home • Year-round Comfort Hotel Bayer’s Lake "qccccJJJ $99–169 88 Chain Lake Drive, Halifax www.comforthotelhalifax.comfrontdesk@comforthotelhalifax.com902-405-4555 K,Q•Ens bath•4pm CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 73 • Year-roundHalifaxNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Comfort Inn Halifax "pccccJJ H $119–239, 560 Bedford Highway, Halifax XP $10 902-443-0303, 800-561-9961, 800-4CHOICE www.choicehotels.ca/cn207gm.cn207@choicehotels.com K,Q,D•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Hotel: 63 • Year-round Comfort Inn Janus "pcccc $105–195, XP $10 456 Windmill Road, Dartmouth 902-463-9900, www.choicehotels.ca/cn249cn249@outlook.com877-648-3653 K,Q•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 78 • Year-round Compass Distillers pH $165–300 2533 Agricola Street, Halifax www.compassdistillers.caezra@compassdistillers.ca902-240-1820 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • Year-round Courtyard by Marriott Halifax Downtown "$%qcccc $139–450, XP $20 5120 Salter Street, Halifax 902-428-1900, yhzcy-courtyard-halifax-downtown/marriott.com/hotels/fact-sheet/travel/info@courtyardhalifax.com866-506-5779 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 125 • Year-round Courtyard Halifax Dartmouth #qccccd $169–199 35 Shubie Drive, Dartmouth 902-406-3000, courtyard-halifax-dartmouth/overviewwww.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yhzcd-rnorman@newcastlehotels.com855-979-7673 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 112 • Year-round Dalhousie University "qcccd/cccH $31–212 902-494-8840,Halifax 855-DAL-STAY stay.dal.castay@dal.ca T,S•Pvt or shared bath•24-hr CXL•@ Dorm-style: 1800 Suite: 73 • May 12–Aug 15 Delta Hotels by Marriott Dartmouth "pccccdJJJ $119–500 240 Brownlow Ave, Dartmouth 902-468-8888, www.marriott.com/yhzdmreservations@deltadartmouth.com800-561-3733 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 174 • Year-round Doubletree by Halifax-DartmouthHilton #pcccc $159–500 101 Wyse Road, Dartmouth www.doubletree3.hilton.comdoubletreehalifaxdartmouth.comreservations@902-463-1100 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 204 • Year-round Four Points by Sheraton Halifax qccccJJJ $125–260, 1496 Hollis Street, Halifax XP $20 902-423-4444, www.fourpoints.com/halifaxguest@fourpointshalifax.com866-444-9494 Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 177 • Year-round Future Inns Halifax Hotel and Conference Centre "pcccd $129–219, XP $10 30 Fairfax Drive, Halifax 902-443-4333, www.futureinns.com/index.php/halifaxhalifax@futureinns.com800-565-0700 K,Q•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 132 • Year-round Garden South Park Inn "pcccd $109–169, XP $10 1263 South Park Street, Halifax 902-492-8577, www.gardensouthparkinn.comreserve@gardensouthparkinn.com877-414-8577 Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 23 • Year-round Granville Hall qH $55–120 1669 Granville Street, Halifax www.granvillehall.cainfo@granvillehall.ca902-441-9730 D,S•Shared, pri bath•@ Hostel: 20 • May 1–Aug 25 Halifax Backpackers Hostel qH $35–100 2193 Gottingen Street 902-431-3170, www.halifaxbackpackers.comhalifaxbackpackers@gmail.com888-431-3170 D,S•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•@ Hostel: 24 • Year-round Halifax Marriott Harbourfront "$%pccccdJJJJ 1919 Upper Water Street, Halifax $139–1100 902-421-1700, www.halifaxmarriott.commhrs.yhzmc.sales@marriott.com800-943-6760 K,D•Ens bath•@ Hotel: 352 • Year-round Hampton Inn & Suites "$%pccccJJJ 65 Cromarty Drive, Dartmouth $139–249 902-406-7700, www.dartmouthhampton.comkelson@nchrhotels.com877-406-7701 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 163 • Year-round Hampton Inn by Hilton Halifax Downtown $%pccccJJJ 1960 Brunswick Street, Halifax 902-422-1391, www.halifaxdowntown.hamptonbyhilton.comhamptonhalifax@gmail.com855-331-0334 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 181 • Year-round Hearthstone Inn Halifax/Dartmouth "pcccd $109–190, XP $10 313 Prince Albert Road, Dartmouth 902-469-5850, www.hearthstonehospitality.careservations@micmachotel.com800-565-1275 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•12-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 54 • Year-round Holiday Inn Express & Suites Halifax–Bedford "pccccJJJ $129–249, 980 Parkland Drive, Halifax XP $10 www.hiexpresshalifax.comreservations@hiexhalifax.com902-444-6700 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 120 • Year-round Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites Halifax–Dartmouth q $164–300 335 John Savage Avenue, Dartmouth 902-431-1122, www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotelsinfo@hiedartmouth.com800-HOLIDAY K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 125 • Year-round Homewood Suites by Hilton Halifax Downtown "$%pccccJJJ H 1960 Brunswick Street, Halifax 902-429-6620, www.halifax.homewoodsuites.comhwshalifax@gmail.com855-331-0337 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 135 • Year-round Hostelling International Canada –Atlantic Region (HI – Halifax) qccd H $30–78 1253 Barrington Street, Halifax www.hihostels.cahalifax@hihostels.ca902-422-3863 D,S•Pvt or shared bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hostel: 75 • Re-opening 2023 Hotel Halifax pJJJ $109–329, XP $15 1990 Barrington Street, Halifax 902-425-6700, www.hotelhalifax.ca888-236-2427 K,Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 295 • Year-round Killarney Bed & Breakfast qccccd $90–110; no tax 193 Olive Avenue, Bedford 902-835-5044, www.bbcanada.com/7242.htmlkillarneybnb@gmail.com855-835-5044 Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round Lake City Motel pccd H $79–100, XP $10 40 Lakecrest Drive, Dartmouth 902-435-0060, motel.lakecity@gmail.com800-792-2497 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 31 • Year-round Lakeside Bed & Breakfast q, H $120–180, XP $15 23 Lakeview Point Road, Dartmouth crystal.marshall@nscc.ca902-461-1549 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Jul 1–Sep 30 Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites "%pccccdJJJ H 1515 South Park Street, Halifax $99–599, 902-423-6331, 800-565-2020 XP $30 www.lordnelsonhotel.caask@lordnelsonhotel.com K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 262 • Year-round Mount Saint Vincent University H $65–146 166 Bedford msvu.reservations@msvu.ca902-457-6777,Highway866-405-1805 T,S•Pvt,www.msvu.ca/staysharedbath•24-hr CXL•@ Apt: 36, Dorm-style: 62 • May 1–Aug 25 HalifaxNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Muir Hotel q 1709 Lower Water Street 902-407-6847, www.muirhotel.cominformation@muirhotel.com1-833-888-1011 K,Q•Pvt, ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b'fast•@ Hotel.: 109 • Year-round Premiere Executive Suites/Atlantic pcccc H $100–250 apartments/halifax/?#pwww.premieresuites.com/furnished-reserve.halifax@premieresuites.com866-844-1333 Q,D•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 29 • Year-round Prince George Hotel pJJJJ $169–999, XP $20 1725 Market Street, Halifax 902-425-1986, www.princegeorgehotel.comask@princegeorgehotel.com800-565-1567 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 203 • Year-round Residence Inn Halifax–Dartmouth #pccccd H $79–249 35 Shubie Drive, Dartmouth 902-406-4000, www.marriott.com/yhzrdrnorman@newcastlehotels.com855-850-6142 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 84 • Year-round Residence Inn Halifax Downtown "$%pccccd H 1599 Grafton Street, Halifax 902-422-0493, overview/yhzrd-residence-inn-halifax-dartmouth/www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/frontdesk@residenceinnhalifax.ca866-422-0493 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 92 • Year-round Seasons Inn ",cccd H $119–149, XP $15 4 Melrose Avenue, Halifax 902-443-9341, www.seasonsinn.cainfo@seasonsinn.ca800-792-2498 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Motel: 38 • Year-round SeaWatch Bed & Breakfast qcccc H $180, XP $15 139 Ferguson’s Cove Road, Halifax www.seawatch.caseawatch@eastlink.ca902-483-1886 Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 1 • Year-round Stardust Motel q H $149–500, XP $10 1067 Bedford Highway, Bedford 902-835-3316, www.stardustmotel.cainfo@stardustmotel.ca877-472-3316 K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 50 • Year-round Sutton Place Hotel Halifax 1700 Grafton Street, Halifax 902-932-7548, www.suttonplace.cominfo_halifax@suttonplace.com866-378-8866 Hotel • Year-round

The Barrington Hotel

pJJJ $109–329, XP $15 1875 Barrington Street, Halifax 902-429-7410, www.thebarringtonhotel.ca888-236-2427 K,Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 200 • Year-round The Halliburton qccccJJJ $145–350, 5184 Morris Street, Halifax XP $25 902-420-0658, www.thehalliburton.comreservations@thehalliburton.com888-512-3344 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 29 • Year-round The Hollis Halifax –a DoubleTree Suites by Hilton "pccccd 1649 Hollis Street, Halifax 902-429-7233, www.doubletree3.hilton.comreservations@thehollis.ca888-664-1649 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 120 • Year-round The Pebble Bed & Breakfast p,ccccc $245–345 1839 Armview Terrace, Halifax www.thepebble.caelizabeth@thepebble.ca902-423-3369 Q•Ens bath•4-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round University of King’s College qccd $51–73 6350 Coburg Road, Halifax 902-422-1271, ext conferences.ukings.caconferences@ukings.ca277 T,S•Ens, pvt or shared bath•72-hr CXL Light b’fast•@ Dorm-style: 91 • Seasonal Westin Nova Scotian "pccccdJJJJ 1181 Hollis Street, Halifax $139–349, 902-421-1000, 888-627-8553 XP $20 the-westin-nova-scotian/overview/www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yhzwi-service.express@thewestinnovascotian.com K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 310 • Year-round Woodside Studio "pcccc H $100–129 22 Cuisack Street, Dartmouth will_harv@hotmail.com902-623-2048 Q•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Suite: 1 • CAMPGROUNDSYear-round For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. GRAND LAKE Laurie Provincial Parkv Wp $27 4949 Highway 2 parks.novascotia.ca/content/laurieparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 E,W,U•DS•Swimming: L•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 63 o/n • Seasonal UPPER SACKVILLE Halifax West KOA p,cccc[F]ccc[R] $27–47 3070 Sackville Drive 902-865-4342, www.halifaxwestkoa.comhalifaxwestkoa@gmail.com888-562-4705 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ Sites: 101 o/n • May 1–Oct 31 HAMMONDS PLAINS Woodhaven RV Park p $40–55 1757 Hammonds Plains Road www.woodhavenrvpark.cominfo@woodhavenrvpark.com902-835-2271 E,W,Se•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 205 (172 o/n) • May 1–Oct 12 INDIAN HARBOUR King Neptune Campground 8536 Peggy’s Cove Roa $45–52 www.kingneptunecampground.cakingneptunecampground@gmail.com902-823-2582 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 65 o/n • June 1–Sept 30 DARTMOUTH Shubie Park Campground pcccd[F]cc[R] $32–65 30 John Brenton Drive 902-435-8328, www.shubiecampground.comwebmaster@shubiecampground.com800-440-8450 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: L 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 104 o/n • May 12–Oct ATTRACTIONS9 This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. GOFFS Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum 20 Sky www.acamuseum.cainfo@acamuseum.ca902-873-3773Boulevard Admission: D • May 21–Aug 31 •W WAVERLEY Waverley Heritage Museum 2463 Rocky Lake Drive www.waverleyheritagemuseum.cawaverleymuseum@gmail.com902-861-1436 Admission: D • Seasonal •;@ MOUNT UNIACKE Uniacke Estate Museum Parkv 758 Highway 1 902-866-0032, 902-866-2560 (office) uniacke.novascotia.cauniacke.estate@novascotia.ca Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 1 •;@ HAMMONDS PLAINS Atlantic Splash Adventure 1200 Lucasville Road www.splashadventure.casplash.info@splashadventure.ca902-865-1025 Admission: $ • June 14–Sept 1 •WHalifaxNovaScotia.com Attractions/Campgrounds/Accommodations

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•W Dalhousie

May 7–Oct 31 •W Art

Admission: Museum, Halifax Citadel Halifax www.armymuseumhalifax.caarmymuseum@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-422-5979Citadel Gallery of Nova Scotia 1723 Hollis www.artgalleryofnovascotia.cainfo.agns@novascotia.ca902-424-7542Street

Year-round •W Dalhousie

$ • Year-round •W

archives@dal.ca902-494-3615 libraries.dal.ca/find/university-archives.html

Year-round Discovery Centre 1215 Lower Water Street

www.africvillemuseum.orgadmin@africvillemuseum.org902-422-1116

$ •

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$ • Year-round Army

Admission: Alexander Keith’s Nova Scotia Brewery 1496 Lower Water Street 902-455-1474, www.alexanderkeithsbrewery.com/tourkeiths.brewery@gmail.com877-612-1820

LOWER SACKVILLE Fultz House Museum 33 Sackville www.fultzhouse.cafultz.house@ns.sympatico.ca902-865-3794Drive July 1–Aug 31 •; BEDFORD Scott Manor House 15 Fort Sackville Road www.scottmanor.cascott.manor@ns.sympatico.ca902-832-2336 July 4–Aug 27 •W ; CHERRY BROOK Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia 10 Cherry Brook Road 902-434-6223, www.bccns.comcontact@bccns.com800-465-0767 Admission: $ • Year-round •W;@ COLE HARBOUR Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum 471 Poplar www.coleharbourfarmmuseum.cahello@coleharbourfarmmuseum.ca902-434-0222Drive Admission: D • May 15–Oct 15 •;@ EASTERN PASSAGE Fisherman’s Cove 4 Government Wharf Road 902-465-6093 www.fishermanscove.cainfo@fishermanscove.ns.ca May 1–Dec 24 •W ; Shearwater Aviation Museum 34 Bonaventure Street www.shearwateraviationmuseum.cainfo@shearwateraviationmuseum.ca902-720-1083

Admission: Africville Museum 5795 Africville Road

Admission: Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 1055 Marginal Road 902-425-7770, www.pier21.cainfo@pier21.ca855-526-4721

www.thediscoverycentre.cainfo@thediscoverycentre.ca902-492-4422 Admission: $ • Year-round •W@ Fort Needham Memorial Park 3340 Union gardenswww.halifax.ca/recreation/parks-trails-contacthrm@halifax.caStreet Year-round •W Georges Island National Historic SiteP Halifax pc.gc.ca/georgesislandgeorges@pc.gc.ca902-429-5080,Harbour888-773-8888 Aug 8-Oct Admission:11 $ June to October, for dates and times refer to website Government Housev 1451 Barrington Street 902-424-7001 lgoffice@novascotia.ca lt.gov.ns.ca/government-house July 1–Aug 31 •W Halifax Citadel National Historic SiteP 5425 Sackville Street 902-426-5080, pc.gc.ca/halifaxcitadelhalifax@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 Admission: $ • May 7–Oct 31 •W;@ Halifax Public Gardens Spring Garden Road at South Park Street www.halifax.ca/publicgardenspublicgardens@halifax.ca902-490-4000 Year-round •W@ Historic Properties 1869 Upper Water Street www.historicproperties.ca/historyinfo@armourgroup.com902-429-0530 Year-round •W@ HMCS Canada’sSackville:NavalMemorial 1675 Lower Water Street www.hmcssackville.caexecdir@canadasnavalmemorial.ca902-210-1694 June 15–Oct 15 •; Hydrostone District Young www.hydrostonemarket.ca/aboutkaren@larex.ns.ca902-454-2000Street Year-round •;@ Kartbahn Racing 66 Otter Lake Court, Bayers Lake www.kartbahn.cakartbahn@kartbahn.ca902-455-5278 Admission: $ • Year-round •;@ Maritime Museum of the Atlanticv 1675 Lower Water Street maritimemuseum.novascotia.cammawebmaster@novascotia.ca902-424-7491 Admission: $ • Year-round •W@ Museum of Natural Historyv 1747 Summer Street naturalhistory.novascotia.ca902-424-7353 Admission: $ • Year-round •W Naval Museum of Halifax (formerly Maritime Command Museum) 2729 Gottingen Street Websitemarcommuseum@forces.gc.ca902-721-8250 • Year-round •; Neptune Theatre 1593 Argyle www.neptunetheatre.cominfo@neptunetheatre.com902-429-7070,Street800-565-7345 Admission: $ • Year-round •W Nova Scotia Archives v 6016 University Avenue 902-424-6060archives@novascotia.ca • archives.novascotia.ca Year-round •W@ HalifaxNovaScotia.com Attractions

7–Dec DARTMOUTH20 Alderney Landing 2 Ochterloney www.alderneylanding.cominfo@alderneylanding.com902-461-4698,Street902-461-8401 Year-round •W@ Back to the Sea Touch Tank Hut 2 Ochterloney Street www.backtothesea.orginfo@backtothesea.ca902-817-2007 Jun 5–Sep 6 •W Bedford Institute of Oceanography 1 Challenger visites-en.phpwww.bio.gc.ca/outreach-depassez/tours-902-426-2373Drive May 15–Aug 31 •W Dartmouth Heritage Museum 26 Newcastle Street www.dartmouthheritagemuseum.ns.cainfo@dartmouthmuseum.ca902-464-2300 Admission: D • Year-round •;@ Evergreen House 26 Newcastle Street www.dartmouthheritagemuseum.ns.cainfo@dartmouthmuseum.ca902-464-2300 Admission: D • Year-round • @ Quaker House 57–59 Ochterloney Street www.dartmouthheritagemuseum.ns.cainfo@dartmouthmuseum.ca902-464-2253

Admission: Year-round Arts Centre 6101 University Avenue 902-494-3820, www.dal.ca/artscentreallison.kearns@dal.ca800-874-1669 University Archives Special Collections 6225 University Avenue

$ • Year-round •W Canadian

Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame 1800 Argyle Street, Suite 446 www.nsshf.comsporthalloffame@eastlink.ca902-421-1266 Re-opening 2023 Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel Holy Cross Cemetery, 1259 South Park Street www.ccchalifax.com/history.html•Apr 15–Oct 15 Point Pleasant Park 5530 Point Pleasant Drive www.halifax.ca/recreation/parks-trails-gardens902-490-4700 Year-round •; Prince of Wales Tower National Historic SiteP Point Pleasant Park 902-426-5080, pc.gc.ca/princeofwalestowerhalifax@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 Year-round Province Housev 1726 Hollis https://nslegislature.ca/content/tourstours@nslegislature.ca902-497-6942Street Year-round •W Sable Island National Park ReserveP Sable Island, off coast of NS 902-426-1500sable@pc.gc.ca• parkscanada.gc.ca/sable Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 31 @ St. George’s Round Church 2222 Brunswick Street 902-423-1059 office@roundchurch.ca www.roundchurch.ca/category/history Year-round •W;@ Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica 5221 Spring Garden Road www.halifaxyarmouth.com/cathedralcathedral@halifaxyarmouth.org902-425-0997 Admission: D • Year-round •W St. Paul’s Anglican Church 1749 Argyle 902-429-2241Street office@stpaulshalifax.org www.stpaulshalifax.org •Year-round •W Sea Dome (Ka’nata Productions) 1675 Lower Water Street 902-492-1115 fiona@brookesdiamond.com www.seadome.ca • June-Oct •W@ Shakespeare by the Sea Point Pleasant Park www.shakespearebythesea.cainfo@shakespearebythesea.ca902-422-0295 Admission: $ • July 1–Sept 5 •W Sir Sandford Fleming Park (The Dingle) 260 Dingle www.halifax.ca/recreation/parks-trails-gardensRoad Year-round •; Spirit Spa 5150 Salter Street, #200 info@spiritspa.ca902-431-8100•www.spiritspa.ca•Year-round The Little Dutch Church 2393 Brunswick Street 902-423-1059 office@roundchurch.ca www.roundchurch.ca/category/history Year-round •; FERGUSONS COVE York Redoubt National Historic SiteP 300 Fergusons Cove Road 902-426-5080, www.parkscanada.gc.ca/yorkredoubtpc.halifax.pc@canada.ca888-773-8888 June 25–Sep 7 •; GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. MOUNT UNIACKE Steady Brook Saddlery 303 Etter Openwww.steadybrooksaddlery.casteadybrook@eastlink.ca902-866-4055RoadStudioArtisan Media: Leather • Year-round EASTERN PASSAGE By the Ocean Art 24 Government Wharf bytheoceanart@bellaliant.net902-460-5451 Media: Glass, paintings & prints, stone & bone May 1–Dec 24 Hen and Goose Pet Supply Co. 4 Government www.henandgoose.comhenandgoose@outlook.comWharf Media: Fibre • DARTMOUTHYear-round Leathersmith Designs 88 Woodlawn Road Openwww.leathersmithdesigns.comsales@leathersmithdesigns.com902-434-9721StudioArtisan Media: Leather • Year-round •; HALIFAX Amos Pewter 1521 Lower Water Street info@amospewter.com800-565-3369 •www.amospewter.com Open Studio Artisan Media: Metal • April–December Argyle Fine Art 1559 Barrington Street gallery@argylefa.com902-425-9456 • www.argylefineart.com Media: Multiple media • Year-round •W art1274hollis 1274 Hollis www.art1274hollis.caartcoophollis@gmail.com902-446-4077Street Media: Multiple media • Year-round •W Dalhousie Art Gallery 6101 University Avenue art.gallery@dal.ca902-494-2403 • artgallery.dal.ca Media: Multiple media • Year-round •W Made in the Maritimes Artisan Boutique 5527 Young Street Unit 21, 201 Chain Lake Drive 902-406-3232, 833-406-3232 (Young St.) 902-406-2222 (Chain Lake Dr.) www.madeinthemaritimes.comhello@madeinthemaritimes.com Media: Multiple media • Year-round •; Studio 21 Fine Art 5431 Doyle Street • 902-420-1852 fineart@studio21.ca • www.studio21.ca Media: Multiple media • Year-round Teichert Gallery 1723 Hollis Street • 902-424-3087 www.teichertgallery.caasar@novascotia.ca Media: Paintings & prints, photography•Year-round•W The Blue Building Gallery 2482 Maynard Street • www.thebluebuilding.cathebluebuildinggallery@gmail.com902-429-0134 Media: Paintings & prints, photography Year-round • W HERRING COVE PAVIA Gallery 995 Herring Cove Road • www.paviagallery.comgeneralmanager@paviagallery.com902-407-4008 Media: Multiple media, paintings & prints Year-round •W CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. ELMSDALE Chill Street Craft Beverage Co. 200–269 Highway 214 www.chillstreetcraftbeverageco.cominfo@chillstreetbrewing.com902-259-2553 Cidery • Year-round •NW Good Robot Brewing 14 Industrial www.goodrobotbrewing.cainfo@goodrobotbrewing.caWay Brew pub•Year-round•W Sweet Spot Chocolate Shop 601 Highway 2, Unit 3 www.sweetspotchocolateshop.cominfo@sweetspotchocolateshop.com902-883-7417 Specialty food • Year-round •W WAVERLEY Teaghlach Ross Distillery 28 Powder Mill Road www.teaghlachrossdistillery.carichardross@teaghlachrossdistillery.ca902-860-0540 Distillery • Year-round •W LOWER SACKVILLE Ol’ Biddy’s Brew House 111 Cobequid Road www.olbiddys.caOl.biddy.brew.house@gmail.com902-865-5379 • Brewery • Year-round BEDFORD Clearwater Retail Shops 757 Bedford Highway, Bedford; Halifax Robert L. Stanfield International Airport, Enfield 902-443-0333 (Bedford), (902) 873-4509 (Airport) service@clearwater.ca •www.clearwater.ca Specialty food • Year-round •N; Off Track Brewing 275 Rocky Lake Drive, Unit 3 www.offtrackbrewing.camatt@offtrackbrewing.ca902-835-9292 Brewery • Year-round •W HalifaxNovaScotia.com FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

DARTMOUTH Coldstream Clear Distillery (Dartmouth) 37 Logiealmond Close www.coldstreamclear.comdartmouth@coldstreamclear.com902-465-2143 Distillery • Year-round •NW Gourmandises Avenue Chocolaterie 1249 Cole Harbour Road gourmandisesavenue@gmail.com902-406-2266 Specialty food • Year-round Kitchen Door 110 Higney info@kitchendoor.ca902-832-5213Avenue • www.kitchendoor.ca Specialty food • Year-round •N; Lake City Cider 35 Portland russel@lakecitycider.ca902-466-7818Street • www.lakecitycider.ca Cidery • Year-round •NW Nine Locks Brewing 219 Waverley Road www.ninelocksbrewing.cainfo@ninelocksbrewing.ca902-434-4471 Brewery • Year-round •W North Brewing Company 899 Portland Street; also 62 Ochterloney Street (in Battery Park) info@northbrewing.ca902-444-7765 • www.northbrewing.ca Brewery • Year-round Spindrift Brewing Co. 21 Frazee www.spindriftbrewing.cominfo@spindriftbrewing.ca902-703-7438Avenue Brewery • Year-round •W; HALIFAX Afishionado Fishmongers 2867 Isleville 902-403-1178Street hello@afishionado.ca • www.afishionado.ca Specialty food • Year-round •N Bulwark Cider House 1518 Dresden Row bulwarkciderhouse.combulwarkciderhouse@muwinestate.com902-425-0076 Cidery • Year-round Chain Yard Urban Cidery 2606 Agricola Street www.chainyardcider.cominfo@chainyardcider.com902-407-2244 Brew pub, cidery • Year-round •NW Compass Distillers 2533 Agricola Street www.compassdistillers.cainfo@compassdistillers.ca902-446-0467 Distillery • Year-round •NW Fisherman’s Market International 607 Bedford retailsales@fmii.com902-443-3474Highway www.fishermansmarket.ca Specialty food • Year-round •N Gahan House Nova Centre 1615 Grafton gmhalifax@gahan.ca902-444-3060Street • halifax.gahan.ca Brew pub • Year-round •W Garrison Brewing Company 1149 Marginal Road www.garrisonbrewing.combeer@garrisonbrewing.com902-453-5343 Brewery • Year-round •NW Good Robot Brewing Company 2736 Robie www.goodrobotbrewing.cajosh@goodrobotbrewing.ca902-446-1692Street Brewery, brew pub • Year-round •W; Halifax Distilling Company 1668 Lower Water Street www.halifaxdistillingco.cainfo@jdshore.ca902-431-0505 Distillery • Year-round Nine Locks Brewing Co. Cold Beer Store & Tap Room 5686 Spring Garden Road www.ninelocksbrewing.cainfo@ninelocksbrewing.ca902-423-2938 Licensed • Year-round Peace by Chocolate 1741 Lower Water Street www.peacebychocolate.cahalifax@peacebychocolate.ca902-421-9176 Year-round Propeller Brewing Company 2015 Gottingen Street, 6128 Quinpool Road, 617 Windmill Road, Dartmouth www.drinkpropeller.cabrew@drinkpropeller.ca902-422-7767 Year-roundBrewery •NW(Quinpool only) Rum Runners Rum Cake Factory / Sugah! Sugah! Confectionery & Ice Cream Emporium 1479 Lower Water Street 902-421-6079, www.rumrunners.carumrunnerscake@gmail.com866-440-7867 Specialty food • Year-round •NW 2 Crows Brewing Co. 1932 Brunswick Street www.2crowsbrewing.cominfo@2crowsbrewing.com902-422-0222 Brewery • RESTAURANTSYear-round For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. FALL RIVER Encore! and Oliver’s Gastro Pub, at Inn on the Lake 3009 Highway 2 www.innonthelake.comdining@innonthelake.com800-463-6465 Licensed • Year-round • W@ The Turtleback Tap and Grill 3187 Highway 2 www.theturtleback.cainfo@theturtleback.ca902-860-3610 Year-round • W BEDFORD Millstone Public House - Bedford 50 Gary Martin Drive www.millstonepublichouse.comBedfordMPH@millstonepublichouse.com902-461-8053 Year-round • W The Esquire Restaurant 722 Bedford www.esquirerestaurant.caesquire@graftonconnor.com902-835-9033Highway COLEYear-roundHARBOUR Rose and Kettle Tea Room, at the Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum 471 Poplar www.coleharbourfarmmuseum.cahello@coleharbourfarmmuseum.ca902-434-0222Drive May 15–Oct 15 •NW@ EASTERN PASSAGE Boondocks Restaurant Government Wharf Road www.boondocksrestaurant.ca902-465-3474 Licensed • Year-round •W DARTMOUTH Battery Park Beer Bar & Eatery 62 Ochterloney Street www.batterypark.caeat@batterypark.ca902-446-2337 Licensed • Year-round •;@ Cheese Curds Gourmet Burgers + Poutinerie 600 Windmill Road info@chefinspired.ca www.cheesecurdsburgers.com Year-round •W Evan’s Fresh Seafoods & Restaurant 2 Ochterloney Street, Alderney Landing www.evansfreshseafoods.comalderneyevansfreshseafoods@hotmail.com902-466-2118 Year-round •NW; Fresh Twenty One at NSCC 21 Woodlawn Road akerley/fresh21.aspxwww.nscc.ca/explorenscc/campuses/fresh21@nscc.ca902-491-4961 Year-round Geovanno Pizzeria 202 Brownlow Avenue www.geovannopizzeria.cominfo@geospizzeria.com902-404-0808 Year-round •W Habaneros Modern Taco Bar 600 Windmill Road info@chefinspired.ca www.habaneros.biz Year-round Humble Pie Kitchen 77 King www.humblepiekitchen.cahumblepiekitchen@gmail.com902-431-0444Street Year-round •N Millstone Public House - Baker Drive 250 Baker www.millstonepublichouse.comBakerDriveMPH@millstonepublichouse.com902-461-8053Drive Year-round •W HalifaxNovaScotia.com Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft

Millstone Public House - King’s Wharf 267 King’s Wharf Place, Suite 102 www.millstonepublichouse.comKingsWharfMPH@millstonepublichouse.com902-461-8053 Year-round •W The Canteen 22 Portland www.thecanteen.carenee@thecanteen.ca902-425-9272St Year-round •N 2 Doors Down 149 Hector www.go2doorsdown.com902-481-5222Gate Licensed • Year-round •N; @ Upstreet BBQ Brewhouse 612 Windmill www.upstreetbbqbrewhouse.cabbqbrew@upstreet.ca902-407-4344Road Year-round Vines Fusion and Grill 73 Alderney www.vinesfusion.cominfo@vinesfusion.com902-451-2345Drive Year-round Vines Pasta Grill 4 Panavista www.vinespastagrill.cominfo@vinespastagrill.com902-434-4114Drive HALIFAXYear-round Agricola Street Brasserie 2540 Agricola Street www.agricolastreet.cabrasserie@rcr.ca902-446-7664 Year-round •W@ Anemone Dining 1496 Lower Water Street www.anemonedining.comdanielle@anemonedining.com705-768-7215 Year-round Antojo Tacos & Tequila 1667 Argyle info@antojo.ca902-405-2790Street • www.antojo.ca Licensed • Year-round • W Bar Sofia 1709 Lower Water Street 902-334-1010 www.barsofia.cabarsofia.foh@freehandhospitality.com Year-round • W Bianca Aperitivo Bar (formerly Bistro Le Coq) 1584 Argyle www.rcr.ca/restaurants/bianca-aperitivo-bar/bianca@rcr.ca902-407-4564Street Year-round • @ Birch and Anchor 367 Bedford birchandanchor.cainfo@birchandanchor.ca902-802-2703Highway • Year-round •W Brooklyn Warehouse 2795 Windsor Street www.brooklynwarehouse.caeat@brooklynwarehouse.ca902-446-8181 Year-round •W Café Lunette 1741 Lower Water Street www.cafelunette.comcafelunette.foh@freehandhospitality.com902-334-1300 Year-round • W Chef Abod Cafe & Catering 3217 Kempt chef@chefabod.com902-455-3881Road• www.chefabod.com Year-round CUT Steakhouse 5120 Salter www.cutsteakhouse.cacut@rcr.ca902-429-5120Street Year-round •NW@ Drift 1709 Lower Water Street www.drifthalifax.comdrift.foh@freehandhospitality.com902-407-6042 Year-round Durty Nelly’s Irish Pub 1645 Argyle info@durtynellys.ca902-406-7640Street • www.durtynellys.ca Year-round East of Grafton Tavern 1580 Argyle www.eastofgrafton.comeastofgrafton@rcr.ca902-428-5680Street Year-round • @ Eliot and Vine 2305 Clifton www.eliotandvine.comev@ocean.ca902-332-1557Street Year-round •W Five Fishermen Restaurant & Grill 1740 Argyle 902-422-4421St. www.fivefishermen.cominfo@fivefishermen.com Year-round •N Gio 1725 Market www.giohalifax.comreservations@giohalifax.com902-425-1987Street Year-round Harbour City Bar & Grill, at Hotel Halifax 1990 Barrington Street www.hotelhalifax.ca/restaurants-barstphelan@silverbirchhotels.com902-492-6443 Year-round •NW Harbourstone Pour House 1919 Upper Water Street marriott-harbourfront-hotelinformation/restaurant/yhzmc-halifax-www.marriott.com/hotels/hotel-harbourstone@marriott.com902-428-7852 Year-round Heartwood Restaurant 6250 Quinpool Road 902-425-2808 Type: Informal Licensed • Year-round •N Highwayman Restaurant & Bar 1673 Barrington Street www.highwaymanhfx.comhighwaymanhfx@gmail.com902-407-5260 Licensed • Year-round Lot Six Bar & Restaurant 1685 Argyle www.lotsix.ca902-428-7428Street Type: Fine dining, gourmet Licensed • Year-round •N Lower Deck Bar & Grill Clayton Park 278 Lacewood Drive www.lowerdeck.cainfo@lowerdeck.ca902-443-7024 Year-round •W Lower Deck Downtown Halifax 1887 Upper Water Street www.lowerdeck.cainfo@lowerdeck.ca902-425-1501 Year-round •; McKelvie’s Restaurant 1680 Lower Water Street www.mckelvies.cominfo@mckelvies.com902-421-6161 Licensed • Year-round Morris East Restaurant 5212 Morris www.morriseast.commorris@morriseast.com902-444-7669Street Year-round •NW North Street Pizzeria 5576 North www.northstpizzeria.com902-422-6863Street Year-round Obladee, A Wine Bar 1600 Barrington Street www.obladee.ca902-405-4505 Licensed • Year-round •N Press Gang Restaurant & Oyster Bar 5218 Prince www.thepressgang.netthepressgang@eastlink.ca902-423-8816Street Year-round •N@ Piatto Pizzeria 1299 Hollis www.piattopizzeria.cominfo@piattopizzeria.com902-406-0909Street Year-round PRIMAL Kitchen 1463 Brenton Street info@primalhfx.ca902-429-3499 • www.primalhfx.ca Year-round Seaport Social 1181 Hollis www.seaportsocialhalifax.comStreet Year-round •W Shuck Seafood + Raw Bar 5120 Salter www.shuckseafood.camel@rcr.ca902-429-5120Street Year-round •NW@ HalifaxNovaScotia.com Restaurants

Stories Restaurant, at The Halliburton 5184 Morris www.storiesdining.comstories@thehalliburton.com902-444-4400Street Year-round •N Stubborn Goat Gastropub 1579 Grafton www.stubborngoat.cainfo@stubborngoat.ca902-405-4554Street Year-round •; Studio East Food + Drink 6021 Cunard www.studioeastfood.cainfo@studioeastfood.ca902-422-8096Street Year-round •W Tempo Food + Drink 1875 Barrington Street www.tempofooddrink.comhello@tempofooddrink.com902-428-3676 Year-round •W Terra Cafe 109 - 1496 Lower Water Street www.terracafe.cahalifax@terracafe.ca Year-round The Arms Public House 1515 South Park Street arms@rcr.ca902-420-9781• www.thearmshalifax.com Year-round •;@ The BG - Halifax Beer Garden 1599 Lower Water www.thebg.cainfo@stubborngoat.caStreet May 15-Oct 15 •W@ The Cannery Kitchen & Social (formerly Seasons by Atlantica) 1980 Robie www.cannerysocial.comjkline@atlanticahalifax.com902-423-1161;Street888-810-7288 Year-round •W@ The Carleton 1685 Argyle info@thecarleton.ca902-422-6335Street • www.thecarleton.ca Type: Gourmet, informal Specialty: Canadian Licensed • Year-round •NW@ The Orient Chinese Cuisine 227 Bedford theorientns@gmail.com902-443-3288HIghway • www.theorientns.ca Type: Gourmet, informal Specialty: Asian Licensed • Year-round •N The Ostrich Club Restaurant 5529 Young Street, Hydrostone Market www.theostrichclub.careservations@theostrichclub.ca902-454-0069 Type: Informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Year-round • @ Trattoria da Claudio Authentic Italian Cuisine 1569 Dresden Row 1-4 www.trattoriadaclaudio.commclaudio@trattoriadaclaudio.com902-405-3303 Year-round •W 2 Doors Down 1533 Barrington Street www.go2doorsdown.com902-422-4224 Type: Gourmet, family dining Specialty: Canadian Licensed • Year-round •N;@ Waterfront Warehouse 1549 Lower Water Street www.waterfrontwarehouse.cawaterfront@rcr.ca902-425-7610 Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Seafood; Fish & Chips Licensed • Year-round •NW@ HERRING COVE PAVIA Gallery - Espresso Bar & Café 995 Herring Cove Road www.paviagallery.comgeneralmanager@paviagallery.com902-407-4008 • Year-round •W OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. GOFFS Airlane Golf Club 2103 Old Guysborough Road www.airlanegolfclub.com902-873-4040 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 OAKFIELD Oakfield Provincial Parkv 366 Oakfield Park Road parkinfo@novascotia.ca parks.novascotia.ca/content/oakfield Category: Parks • May–Oct •W GRAND LAKE Laurie Provincial Parkv 4949 Highway 2 parks.novascotia.ca/content/laurieparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 Category: Parks • May–Oct •W MOUNT UNIACKE Uniacke Pines Golf Course 83 Alder 902-866-2440Lane • www.uniackepines.com Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Nov 30 •W; BEAVER BANK Emerson Ridge Driving Range 342 Beaver Bank Road info@emersonridge.ca902-864-4871 • www.emersonridge.ca Category: Golf Driving Ranges Seasonal •W Lost Creek Golf Club 310 Kinsac info@lostcreek.ca902-865-4653Road • www.lostcreek.ca Category: Golf Courses • Apr 15–Nov 15 •W HAMMONDS PLAINS East Coast Glamping www.eastcoastglamping.cainfo@eastcoastglamping.ca902-292-6331 Category: Equipment Rentals Y| May 24–Oct 12 •; Hatfield Farm Cowboy Adventures 1840 Hammonds Plains Road 902-835-5676 info@hatfieldfarm.com • www.hatfieldfarm.com Category: Wagon Rides; Sleigh Rides Year-round •W TIMBERLEA The Links at Brunello 120 Brunello www.thelinksatbrunello.com/golfinfo@thelinksatbrunello.com902-876-7649Boulevard Category: Golf Courses • June 1–Oct 31 SAMBRO CREEK Crystal Crescent Beach Provincial Parkv 223 Sambro Creek parks.novascotia.ca/content/crystal-crescent-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct FALL RIVER Old Creel Canoe & Kayak 2901 Hwy www.oldcreel.cominfo@oldcreel.com902-860-19382 Category: Equipment Rentals {} LOWERYear-roundSACKVILLE Sackville Lakes Provincial Parkv 440 First Lake parks.novascotia.ca/content/sackville-lakesparkinfo@novascotia.caDrive Category: Parks • May–Oct BEDFORD Admiral Sailing Academy 377 Shore www.admiralsailing.comtony@admiralsailing.com902-220-8627Drive Category: Sailing Instruction June 1–Sep WESTPHAL30 Grandview Golf & Country Club 431 Crane Hill Road www.eaglequestgolf.com902-435-3767 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 EASTERN PASSAGE MacCormacks Beach Provincial Parkv 1641 Shore parks.novascotia.ca/content/mccormacks-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct •W McNabs and Lawlor Islands Provincial Parkv lawlor-islandsparks.novascotia.ca/content/mcnabs-and-parkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct DARTMOUTH Dartmouth Yacht Club 697 Windmill www.dartmouthyachtclub.cagm@dartmouthyachtclub.ca902-468-6050Road Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Year-round •W Shubenacadie Canal Waterway Fairbanks Centre – Shubie Park, 54 Locks www.shubenacadiecanal.cainfo@shubenacadiecanal.ca902-462-1826Rd Category: Parks • Year-round •W HalifaxNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants

Supdudeyoga 725 Main www.supdudeyoga.comsupport@supdudeyoga.com902-397-3575Street Category: Surfing; Equipment Rentals April 1–Nov 1 The Bike Pedaler 25 Portland www.thebikepedaler.camarc@thebikepedaler.ca902-406-7773Street Category: Equipment Rentals K Year-round The Links at Montague 6 Lakehill www.thelinksatmontague.comgolf@thelinksatmontague.com902-433-3330Drive Category: Golf Courses • Apr 15–Nov 15 •W Torpedo Rays Scuba Adventures 625 Windmill www.torpedorays.comtrays@torpedorays.com902-481-0444Road Category: Dive Shops; Equipment Rentals D Year-round •W HALIFAX Develop Nova Scotia Public Marina 1875 Upper Water Street, Suite 301 www.developns.ca/marinemarina@developns.ca902-229-2628 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 1–Oct 31 •W Emera Oval 5775 Cogswell Street skateHRM@halifax.ca902-490-2347 www.halifax.ca/recreation/facilities-fields/ emera-oval Category: Equipment Rentals Year-round •W I Heart Bikes Sands at Salter, 1507 Lower Water Street www.iheartbikeshfx.cominfo@iheartbikeshfx.com902-406-7774 Category: Equipment Rentals K May 1–Oct 15 Long Lake Adventure Company 75 Old Sambro Road www.longlakeadventurecompany.calonglakeadventure@gmail.com902-830-7688 Category: Equipment Rentals } June 1–Sept 30 •; Point Pleasant Park 5718 Point Pleasant Drive www.halifax.ca/recreation/parks-trails-gardens902-490-4700 Category: Parks • Year-round Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron 2376 Purcell’s Cove Road 902-477-5653, www.rnsys.comdockmaster@rnsys.com902-830-6127 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs • Year-round St. Mary's Boat Club 1641 Fairfield Road activitieswww.halifax.ca/recreation/programs-902-490-4538 Category: Equipment Rentals { June 5–Sept 26 Harbour Watercraft Tours & Adventures 1597 Lower Water Street theharbourwatercraft.cominfo@theharbourwatercraft.com902-441-2086 Category: Equipment Rentals }• June 1–Oct 1 TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. MOUNT UNIACKE Uniacke Estate Museum Parkv 22 km 758 Highway walking-trailsuniacke.novascotia.ca/what-see-do/uniacke.estate@novascotia.ca1 Trail Uses: YKLSy• Year-round •; TIMBERLEA BLT Trail (part of Rum Runners Trail) 13 km Beechville-Lakeside-Timberlea, Lewis Lake Lakeside Park Drive, Beechville www.blttrails.ca/board@blttrails.ca Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round •W The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail 32 km 2890 St Margaret’s Bay Road www.blufftrail.cainfo@wrweo.ca Trail Uses: YLSy • Year-round LOWER SACKVILLE Bedford-Sackville 3.5 km Connector Greenway 33 Memory trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/hx129.htmlsackvillerivers@ns.sympatico.caLane Trail Uses: YKLSy• Year-round •W Sackville Greenway 1.5 km 679 Sackville www.sackvillerivers.ns.casackvillerivers@ns.sympatico.caDrive Trail Uses: YKLS • Year-round •W BEDFORD Fort Sackville Walkway 2.5 km Range Park, 1800 Bedford Highway Fish Hatchery Park, 1441 Bedford Highway or 15 Fort Sackville Road, trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/hx129.htmlsackvillerivers@ns.sympatico.caBedford Trail Uses: YKLSy Year-round •W; Old Coach Road Trail 1 km 76 Southgate www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.cahnwta.communications@gmail.comDrive Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-round •; COLE HARBOUR Cole Harbour Heritage Park Trails 256 Bissett Road 8 km www.chpta.org/p/trails.htmlcoleharbourparksandtrails@gmail.com Trail Uses: YKLSy Year-round •W; Salt Marsh and Shearwater 13.5 km Flyer Trails – Trans Canada Trail 806 Bissett www.chpta.org/p/trails.htmlcoleharbourparksandtrails@gmail.comRoad Trail Uses: YKLSy Year-round •W; DARTMOUTH Dartmouth Multi-use Trail – 2.5 km Trans Canada Trail Corner of Crichton Avenue & Ochterloney trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/hx016.htmlStreet Trail Uses: KL • Year-round •; Shubie Park Trails 9.5 km 54 Locks info@shubenacadiecanal.caRoadwww.halifax.ca/recreation/parks-trails-gardens Trail Uses: {}fYKLSy Year-round •W; HALIFAX Belchers Marsh Park Trails 2.5 km Parkland Drive (near #429) www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.cahnwta.communications@gmail.com Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-round •; Cabin Lake Trail 2.5 km Starboard Drive (near #52) www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.cahnwta.communications@gmail.com Trail Uses: YLy • Year-round •; Chain of Lakes Trail 7 km (part of Rum Runners Trail) Halifax to Beechville, Joseph Howe www.rumrunnerstrail.ca/#chain-of-lakesDrive Trail Uses: KL • Year-round •W Hemlock Ravine Park 4 km 40 Kent www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.cahnwta.communications@gmail.comAvenue Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round •; Mainland North Trail 4.5 km Parkland www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.cahnwta.communications@gmail.comDrive Trail Uses: YKL • Year-round •; HALIFAX TO LUNENBURG Rum Runners Trail 119 km Joseph Howe recreation@chester.caDrive rum-runners-traildestinationtrailsnovascotia.com/trails/www. TrailYear-roundUses:>YKLS sy TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Halifax u South Shore u Yarmouth & Acadian Shores u Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley u Northumberland Shore u Cape Breton u Eastern Shore BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS A&M Sea Charters 87 Government Wharf Rd, Eastern Passage www.amseacharters.comalbert@amseacharters.com902-465-6617 Tour Types: Ytf • Year-round •; Blue Shark Fishing Charters 99 Wharf Road, Eastern Passage www.bluesharkcharters.cominfo@bluesharkcharters.com902-830-4115 Tour Types: Ytfb • May 1–Oct 30 HalifaxNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails/Outdoors

City Harbour Cruises South side of Sackville Landing www.cityharbourcruises.comcityharbourcruises@gmail.com902-220-1944

Tour Types: Yt • Year-round Tall Ship Silva Tours depart 1655 Lower Water Street, info@mtcw.ca902-420-1015Halifax • www.ambassatours.com Tour Types: tb • May 1–Oct 31 Torpedo Rays Scuba Adventures 625 Windmill Road, Dartmouth www.torpedorays.comtrays@torpedorays.com902-481-0444 Tour Types: D • Year-round •W MULTI-ACTIVITY ADVENTURE Kattuk Expeditions Downtown Halifax, Halifax 902-407-1377, www.kattukexpeditions.cominfo@kattukexpeditions.com844-652-8885 Tour Types: K} • Year-round MULTI-DAY TOURS Atlantic Tours and Travel 902-423-7172,Dartmouth www.atlantictours.comreservations@atlantictours.com800-565-7173 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round Blue Diamond Tours 207-4 Caxton Close, Halifax 902-444-6883, www.bluediamondtours.cominfo@bluediamondtours.com866-414-6883 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round Molega Tours Mount www.molegatours.camolegatours@eastlink.ca902-866-0965,Uniacke877-260-5111 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round •; TayMac Tours 902-422-4861,Halifax www.taymactours.comtmt@taymactours.com800-565-8296 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-roundNATURE& WILDLIFE Terroir & Wild Ecotours TerroirEcotoursCanadawww.facebook.com/jolantayoga@hotmail.com902-402-8819Halifax OUTDOORYear-round ADVENTURE Bootprints Hiking Tours www.bootprintshikingtours.cavern@bootprintshikingtours.ca902-478-6145Tantallon Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Tour Types: YL • June 1–Oct 31 Eastwind Cycle www.eastwindcycle.cominfo@eastwindcycle.com902-471-4424Halifax Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Tour Types: K • Year-round Freewheeling Adventures 902-857-3600, www.freewheeling.cabicycle@freewheeling.ca800-672-0775 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Tour Types: {KL} • Mar 28–Nov 28 GOVA Adventure Co. www.govaadventureco.cominfo@govaadventureco.com877-837-3445Halifax Tour Types: L • Year-round I Heart Bikes Sands at Salter, 1507 Lower Water Street, www.iheartbikeshfx.cominfo@iheartbikeshfx.com902-406-7774Halifax Tour Types: Kt • May 1–Oct 15 Kayak Halifax 630 Francklyn Street www.kayakhalifax.comadmin@kayakhalifax.com902-932-8844 May 1–Oct 31 • % Nova Scotia Kayak and ATV Outside Adventure Tours 20 Carnation Crescent, Halifax www.nsoa.cainfo@nsoa.ca902-219-4716 Tour Types: }> • June 15–Nov 15 Settled Nomads 2502 MacDonald Street www.settlednomads.comadventure@settlednomads.com782-234-7327 Tour Locations: uuu • Year-round •; The Harbour Watercraft & Adventure Rentals Halifax TheHarbourWatercraft.cominfo@theharbourwatercraft.com902-441-2086waterfront June 1–Oct 1 Vision Air Services 549 Barnes Drive, Enfield www.visionairhelicopters.cainfo@visionairhelicopters.ca902-873-3488 Tour Types: t • Year-round •W; SIGHTSEEING & DAY TOURS Ambassatours Gray Line 1751 Lower Water Street, Halifax www.ambassatours.cominfo@mtcw.ca902-420-1015 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round •; Anchor Tours www.anchortours.caanchortours@outlook.com902-324-0038Halifax Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round Atlantic Tours and Travel 902-423-7172,Dartmouth www.atlantictours.comreservations@atlantictours.com800-565-7173 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round BLT Limousine & Tours www.bltlimo.combltlimo@eastlink.ca902-449-5676Halifax Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round Blue Diamond Tours 207-4 Caxton Close, Halifax 902-444-6883, www.bluediamondtours.cominfo@bluediamondtours.com866-414-6883 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round BrucesTours.ca www.brucestours.cabruce@brucestours.caHalifax Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round •; Down East Tours Eastern www.downeasttours.cainfo@downeasttours.ca902-222-2934Passage Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Apr–Nov DreamDrive Vacations 1011 Belmont On The Arm www.dreamdrivevacations.cominfo@dreamdrivevacations.com855-222-5710 July 24–Oct 2 Dtours Visitors and Convention Services dtoursvisitors@ns.sympatico.ca902-455-9977 Tour Locations: uuuuu Year-round •; HalifaxNovaScotia.com Tours

Types: tb • Year-round •; McNab’s Island Ferry & Nature Tours Fisherman’s Cove, Eastern Passage

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Tour 902-465-4563, www.mcnabsisland.com800-326-4563

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Grape Escapes Nova Scotia Wine Tours 902-446-9463,Halifax www.novascotiawinetours.cominfo@novascotiawinetours.com855-850-9463 Tour Locations: uuu May 1–Oct 31 Halifax Citadel Society 5425 Sackville Street www.halifaxcitadel.cainfo@halifaxcitadel.ca902-426-1990 Year-round Halifax Ghost Walk Old Town Clock on Citadel Hill, Halifax www.thehalifaxghostwalk.commacrev@ns.sympatico.ca902-466-1060 Tour Types: t Year-round Halifax Titanic Historical Tours www.halifaxtitanictours.capaul@halifaxtitanictours.ca902-292-6780Halifax Tour Locations: uuu Year-round Halifax Tour Guys www.halifaxtourguys.comhalifaxtourguys@hotmail.com902-406-6314Halifax Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round •; Molega Tours Mount www.molegatours.camolegatours@eastlink.ca902-866-0965,Uniacke877-260-5111 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round •; Picture Perfect Tours www.pictureperfecttours.cainfo@pictureperfecttours.ca902-292-6688Halifax Year-round Taste Halifax Food & Beer Tours Various locations, Halifax 902-446-9463, www.halifaxfoodtours.cominfo@halifaxfoodtours.com855-850-9463 May 1–Oct 31 TayMac Tours 902-422-4861, www.taymactours.comtmt@taymactours.com800-565-8296 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round Tours by Towncar Lower www.toursbytowncar.ns.cajim@toursbytowncar.ns.ca902-456-3926,Sackville877-595-8687 Tour Locations: uuuu Year-round Valley Wine Tours by Ambassatours Halifax, Dartmouth & www.valleywinetours.cainfo@valleywinetours.caBedford Tour Locations: uu Year-round Your Cab Bus & Van Tours 902-209-3355,Halifax www.yourcab.cainfo@yourcab.ca866-831-2277 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-roundWALKINGTOURS Curated Food Tours 2131 Maitland www.curatedfoodtours.caalex@curatedmagazine.caStreet Year-round Halifax Walking Tours Various locations around Halifax halifaxwalkingtours@outlook.com902-989-7076 June 3–Oct 31 Ripley's Historic Walking Tours Spring Garden Road at South Park Street (Main gates of the Halifax Public Gardens) ripleyro@gnspes.ca902-499-0441 May 15–Oct 15 HalifaxNovaScotia.com Tours

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Sensea Nordic Spa, Chester Take the plunge with a visit to Nova Scotia’s ﬁrst Nordic spa. The thermal and hydro therapies will have you feeling relaxed while you soak in the tranquil natural surroundings. Enjoy unwinding in all four seasons, as Sensea is open year-round.

Swell Time Board Co., Rissers Beach Provincial Park, Petite Rivière Take part in an exciting surf lesson, customized to your individual skill level. Try something new as you learn safety and form on land before heading into the ocean to practice riding the waves. More experienced surfers will enjoy a 2–5 night surf retreat. Surf boards, stand-up paddleboards and body board rentals available.

LaHave Islands Kayak & Sauna Tour Cape LaHave Adventures Paddle the beautiful LaHave Islands, through calm, protected inlets, past seals, osprey and white sandy island beaches. Then relax in our wood-ﬁred timber frame sauna!

Unexpected discoveries kitch’inn, Mahone Bay

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Culinary delights abound here, and fresh seafood is the cornerstone of many delectable dining experiences, like the famed Shore Club Lobster Suppers in Hubbards, famous for great live music and serving more than a million lobster suppers over the past 70 years. Delicious seafood is never far away!

Coastal charm, outdoor adventure, and sea-inspired artisans and cuisine

At Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site, discover Mi’kmaw petroglyphs etched in rock, with the help of an interpreter, and experience stunning stargazing in the Dark Sky Preserve.

Local Artwork, Petite Rivière & LaHave Area

The beauty and tranquility of this area has attracted many talented artists and cra speople who now call it home. Stop in to the various studios, galleries, and gi shops along this winding coast.

Unique Accommodations & Dining at kitch’inn, Mahone Bay Luxury and unique accommodations with modern amenities, culinary packages, and mouth-watering breakfasts in the heart of downtown–you won’t want to leave!

Watch how pewter designs become keepsakes before cra ing a piece yourself at Amos Pewter in Mahone Bay, Canada’s only Pewter Economuseum.

From the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Town Lunenburg, with its colourful working waterfront and beautiful architecture, to the inspiring views of the coast and its 40-plus lighthouses, the South Shore is much more than the home of Bluenose II and the must-photograph Peggy’s Cove. It is a place where you can imagine a time when tall ships ﬁlled the harbours and experience the area’s seafaring heritage ﬁrst-hand.

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Capt. Kat’s Lobster Shack, Barrington Lunenburger at The Grand Banker

About 2-kilometres oﬀ of Highway 103 just outside of Bridgewater, make a stop to pick up fresh, local produce and goodies from the on-site bakery. Enjoy an ice cream cone and peruse the garden centre.

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The South Shore is a food and drink hot spot! From sweet maple products to fresh seafood plucked straight from the sea to restaurant menus with a local twist, you won’t go hungry here!

Capt.Kat’sLobsterShack,Barrington Located in the Lobster Capital of Canada, this charming restauranttookﬁrstplaceinNovaScotiaLobsterCrawl’s inaugural Lobster Roll Challenge, competing with some of the South Shore’s best restaurants.

South Shore beer and wine

Acadian Maple Products, Tantallon

Wile’s Lake Farm Market

TheBarnCo ee&SocialHouse,MahoneBay Grab a cup of joe or a pastry at this restored rustic barn on Main Street in Mahone Bay. This cozy coﬀee house is the perfect place to re-energize before starting your next adventure.

Satisfy your sweet tooth. From syrups to sauces, candies to coﬀee, maple is the star of the show. Drop by to learn about maple syrup, savour a tasting, and pick up your favourite sweet goodies!

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Eat your way through Lunenburg! This culinary hot spot is spilling over with dining options and delicious, modern takes on traditional flavours. Try The Grand Banker’s Lunenburger, a hamburger topped with lobster and a bacon-wrapped scallop; Salt Shaker Deli’s awardwinning seafood chowder made with smoked haddock; the Savvy Sailor’s Lunenburg Breakfast of salt cod and smoked bacon fishcakes with rhubarb relish; everything lobster on The Old Fish Factory’s Lobster & Seafood Festival menu; Lincoln Street Food’s farmers’ market–inspired dishes—the list goes on! Ironworks Distillery, Lunenburg Located in a former marine blacksmith’s shop, Ironworks’ spirits are cra ed by hand using fresh, local ingredients. Go behind the scenes on the daily distillery tour and tasting to learn more about their awardwinning Bluenose Rum, Pear Eau-de-Vie, and Rum Boat Rum, ocean aged on a boat afloat in Lunenburg Harbour!

Visit the many cra breweries in this region to sample their latest creations and hear the unique stories behind their names, many rooted in local history. Drop in for a pint at Boxing Rock, FirkinStein, Hell Bay, King Street, Saltbox, Shipwright, or Tanner & Co. to sample their suds. For the wine lover, savour a tasting and tour at Lunenburg County Winery or Petite Rivière Vineyards. Dining in Lunenburg

Ross Farm Museum, New Ross Explore the heritage buildings on site that date from 1817, chat with costumed interpreters demonstrating farm activities of the early 1800s, and enjoy hands-on activities like planting, candle-making, and woodworking.

Old Town Lunenburg, UNESCO World Heritage Site Established in 1753, Old Town Lunenburg is the best surviving example of British planned colonial settlement in North America. Take a guided stroll with Lunenburg Walking Tours, or scenic shuttle tour with Seaweed Tours to learn why Lunenburg’s colourful waterfront, narrow streets, captivating architecture, and seafaring history have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Black Loyalist Heritage Centre, Birchtown Discover the history and contributions of the Black Loyalists, some of Canada’s first settlers. The Old School House Museum, the historic church, and the walkway with interpretive panels are nestled alongside beautiful Birchtown Bay. The Black Loyalist Heritage Centre features artifacts, multimedia exhibits, and a virtual copy of Carleton’s “Book of Negroes.” For a guided experience, be sure to book Taste of Birchtown to get behind-the-scenes insights into the lives and stories of Black Loyalists, before savouring delicious charcuterie and cra beer tasting flight at nearby Boxing Rock Brewing. Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, Lunenburg Learn about rum-running, August gales, and whales. Meet lobsters, flounder, cod, and more in the aquarium. Explore wharf-side vessels and enjoy Bluenose memorabilia. Meet an “old salt,” and keep an eye out for the whimsical whale mural near the waterfront.

Shelburne County Museum, Shelburne The Shelburne County Museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts spanning more than two centuries of settlement in Shelburne County. Displays of Mi’kmaq, Loyalist, African, and Welsh heritage are included. Memorabilia relating to Shelburne’s rich shipbuilding history provide reminders of this glorious past.

Visit the homeport of Bluenose II for an up close view of this great sailing vessel at her berth on the Lunenburg Waterfront. Be sure to check the schedule to conﬁrm when she will be docked in Lunenburg and open for deck tours or sailing to other ports around the province.

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Lunenburg, UNESCO World Heritage

Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, Peggy’s Cove

Perched atop massive granite worn smooth by the pounding waves below, the iconic lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove has been guiding sailors and ﬁshermen home since 1868. Stroll through the village, take a boat tour, snap a photo from the new accessible viewing deck and marvel at the unique landscape—but stay oﬀ the black rocks.

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Amos Pewter, Mahone Bay & Peggy’s Cove Pay a visit to the ﬂagship Amos Pewter store in downtown Mahone Bay and cra your own pewter piece to take home. Watch the talented artisans at work before browsing the shop for a perfect souvenir. Open year-round. Their Peggy’s Cove retail shop is open May–October.

Oceanfront Resort Getaways Relax in the comfort of an oceanfront resort, complete with comfortable accommodations, on-site activities, delicious, locally-sourced dining, and of course, incredible ocean views. Consider Oceanstone Resort, Oak Island Resort & Conference Centre, White Point Beach Resort, or Quarterdeck Beachside Villas & Grill when making your travel plans. Black Loyalist Heritage Centre

Bluenose II

Lobster is in season on the South Shore from the end of November to the end of May, but is available throughout Nova Scotia year-round. While in Nova Scotia be sure to try lobster rolls, creamed lobster, lobster eggs benedict, lobster poutine, even lobster craft beer and lobster ice cream!

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Book a boat tour with Salty Dog Tours or a walking tour for exclusive access to privately owned Oak Island, site of the world’s longest-running treasure hunt, as seen on the popular TV show The Curse of Oak Island. Walking tours must be booked online in advance, as access to the island is otherwise prohibited due to the ongoing treasure hunt.

Golf by the sea

Sandy Point Beach

The mystery of Oak Island

The Village of Chester

Less than an hour’s drive from Halifax, the historic seaside village of Chester is known for sailing, golf, live theatre productions, and its relaxing coastal lifestyle. Spend the morning paddling the waters around Chester with The Kayak Shack, then pull up a seat at the quaint Kiwi Café for lunch. In the a ernoon, explore the 3-km hiking trail at nearby Graves Island Provincial Park or Castle Rock Trail. The Rum Runners Trail also connects through Chester. Cap oﬀ your day an overnight stay at a charming inn.

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The South Shore has some great golf courses to challenge your game. Check out Chester Golf Club in Chester, White Point Golf Club in White Point, Osprey Ridge Golf Course in Bridgewater, and River Hills Golf & Country Club in Clyde River Fort Point Lighthouse, Liverpool This distinctive “hunchbacked” light is the third-oldest surviving lighthouse in Nova Scotia. Go inside to sound the handcranked foghorn, and explore the interpretive display. For an extra-special experience, order a Lighthouse Picnic Lunch from nearby Lane’s Privateer Inn. Their traditional lobster roll is sure to please!

The South Shore is known for its sprawling white sand beaches, many of which are at provincial parks, including Bayswater Beach, Rissers Beach, Summerville Beach, Thomas Raddall, and Sand Hills. The calmer ocean waters at Beach Meadows Beach Park are great for young children. At The Hawk Beach on Cape Sable Island, the most southerly point in Nova Scotia, keep an eye out for the “drowned forest” and migratory birds.

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Discover this wild and isolated coastline of glacier-carved headlands, secluded rocky coves, and expansive silver sand beaches, complete with sightings of seals and various shorebirds. Explore the two coastal trails, Harbour Rocks and Port Joli Head, as you make your way to the beach. Sail the Mahone Bay Islands Book a private sailing charter with Sail and See to learn about local history, stories, and legendary island mysteries. Keep your camera ready for seals, seabirds, and to capture yourself taking the wheel or raising the sails.

Stand-up paddleboard, Liverpool Explore the historic Mersey River by paddleboard, kayak, or canoe.

Sea kayaking—Lower Prospect, Blue Rocks, LaHave Islands, and Shelburne

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Receive hands-on lumberjack training with world champion logroller Darren Hudson, beneath the pines in his riverside park by the picturesque Barrington River. Be guided through the ﬁve essential lumberjack skills: logrolling, tree climbing, axe throwing, bow sawing, and cross cutting. Round out your lumberjack training by taking part in the Wild & Wooly Lumberjack AXEperience. Go behind the scenes at Barrington Woolen Mill Museum, weave your own Rob Roy (lumberjack) tartan sample, and toast your new skills by the campﬁre with s’mores and hot chocolate!

Graves Island Provincial Park Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site

Rum Runners Trail, Lunenburg to Halifax Take a guided bike tour with Freewheeling Adventures or map out your own adventure with rentals from Lunenburg Bike Shop, Sweet Ride Cycling, or Train Station Bike & Bean. Enjoy a leisurely two-day (or more!) bike ride, savouring the local ﬂavours at award-winning restaurants and exploring attractions and seaside artisan shops along this 119-kilometre multi-use rails-to-trails route. Connect through Mahone Bay, Chester, Hubbards, and Head of St. Margarets Bay; there are multiple access points over seven trail sections.

Camping with ocean views Who needs a sound machine when you can have the actual ocean lull you to sleep? Reserve a site at Graves Island, Rissers Beach, Thomas Raddall, or The Islands Provincial Parks for a seaside camping getaway. Be sure to book early as oceanside sites can ﬁll up quickly.

Lumberjack AXEperience, Barrington

Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site Explore ancient Mi’kmaw canoe routes, encampments, and portages, backcountry camping sites, spectacular stargazing, and an impressive system of hiking and cycling trails. Bring your own equipment or rent a canoe or kayak and safety equipment at Whynot Adventure Outﬁtters.

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Kejimkujik National Park Seaside, Port Joli

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From the granite outcroppings of Lower Prospect to the golden seaweed and narrow slate passageways at scenic Blue Rocks, guided kayaking tours oﬀer spectacular open-ocean adventures, relaxed paddling in sheltered coves, gourmet dining, and overnight island experiences. For self-guided adventures, equipment rentals are also available from operators along the South Shore Kejimkujik backcountry adventures, Whynot Adventure Outﬁtters Venture into the backcountry, paddling the tranquil waters and rocky shoreline of Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site with an experienced guide. Connect to the storied history and legends of the area; enjoy backcountry cuisine and sleep lakeside under the stars in this designated Dark Sky Preserve. Perfect for any skill level.

Liverpool Adventure Outfitters offers a variety of guided tours, from their Sunset SUP & Sip, complete with a tasting flight at Hell Bay Brewing Co. to a full day tour that takes you down the Mersey River and out through turquoise waters around neighbouring islands.

There’s a lot of ocean coastline to explore, so pack your towels and sunscreen and get outside.

Evening Barrington is the Lobster Capital of Canada. Visit Capt. Kat’s Lobster Shack to get your ﬁx. From lobster rolls to lobster fondue, creamed lobster to lobster poutine and everything in between, you’ll ﬁnd all things lobster here!

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Peggy’s Cove Probably the most-photographed lighthouse in Canada, the Peggy’s Point Lighthouse is a must capture. Just be careful on the wet rocks—they can be slippery! Avoid the crowds and capture the sunrise and picturesque Peggy’s Cove Village from unique vantage points by joining the Peggy’s Cove Morning Light Tour with Picture Perfect Tours Blue Rocks, near Lunenburg Artists, photographers and kayakers alike will be delighted by the undeniable natural beauty of the ﬁshing village and surrounding islands of Blue Rocks.

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Day Morning2 A er breakfast overlooking the beach, head on to Kejimkujik National Park Seaside Explore the coastal trails leading to turquoise waters lapping at white sand shores. A ernoon Enjoy a craft beer tasting at Boxing Rock Brewing Co.inShelburnebeforetravellingtothe BlackLoyalistHeritage Centre in nearby Birchtown. Then, continue on to Barrington whereyoucanlearnaxethrowingfroma worldchampion log roller at Wild Axe

Historic Shelburne Waterfront Shelburne’s beautiful wooden buildings and maritime essence combined with an historic streetscape free of power lines make it easy to capture a stunning image from land, boat, or kayak.

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A ernoon After a lunch of local seafood overlooking the harbour, enjoy a rum tasting at Ironworks Distillery, then check out Nova Scotia’s sailing ambassador, Bluenose II, (conﬁrm she’s in port prior to your visit). Then visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic to learn about her history and stroll the colourful streets browsing quaint shops.

Lunenburg Waterfront Red wooden warehouses, brightly hued heritage homes, and crystal-blue water make the Lunenburg waterfront a jewel-toned tapestry. The best view is from Bluenose Golf Course on the other side of the harbour.

Experience the night sky the same way the Mi’kmaq saw it thousands of years ago, in spectacular darkness. In this rare place unaﬀected by light pollution, take a nighttime journey into the darkest skies of Nova Scotia. Learn about astronomy and Mi’kmaq cultural perspectives of the star-ﬁlled night sky with Parks Canada interpreters and Royal Astronomical Society of Canada astronomers.

Lunenburg Lunenburg to Barrington Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

Evening Spend the night at a seaside resort Enjoy dinner overlooking the ocean at either White Point BeachResortorQuarterdeckBeachsideVillas, followedbyastrollonthebeachasthesunsetsover the ocean.

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Three Churches, Mahone Bay The New York Times called this postcard view “pretty as a picture.” Turn down the Oakland Road for a good vantage point and see for yourself why it is so charming.

Here you will ﬁnd unspoiled landscapes, majestic seascapes, and—clinging to the coastline between them—captivating vibrant communities. Don’t forget to pack your camera.

Spend the morning sea kayaking the picturesque waters of Blue Rocks with Pleasant Paddling. Explore islands and coves and maneuver narrow passageways You may even spot a seal or porpoise! Then head into the nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site with Lunenburg Walking Tours Your lively guide will give you the details on this historic port town A erwards, stroll the colourful streets browsing the quaint shops.

SOUTH SHORE LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. PROSPECT Sand Castle Tourist Service + Bed & Breakfast qccccd H $119, XP $15; no tax 328 Seligs www.relaxatsandcastle.comsandcastlesuite@gmail.com902-852-2241Road Q,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ Suite: 1 • Year-round BAYSIDE Anchors Gate Bed and Breakfast q H $125–145, XP $20 4281 Prospect Road www.anchorsgatebb.comsalr@eastlink.ca902-852-3906 Q,S•Ens bath•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 B&B: 2 • June 1–Nov 15 PEGGY’S COVE AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) PEGGY’S COVE Cozy Cove Studio q H $200–250 154 Peggy’s Point Road www.airbnb.ca/rooms/37932906nicole@peggys-cove.com902-402-7705 Q•Pri bath•Full b’fast•@ Guest Room: 1 • Year-round INDIAN HARBOUR Clifty Cove Motel p $89–159 8444 Peggy’s Cove Road 902-823-3178, www.cliftycovemotel.comcliftycovemotel@gmail.com888-254-3892 K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 11 • May 1–Oct 30 Lighthouse Lane Cottages pH $170–245 8388 Peggy’s Cove Road www.lighthouselanecottages.comlighthouselanecottages@gmail.com902-483-0717 Q,D•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • Apr 24–Oct 31 Oceanstone Resort "pccccd H $119–599 8650 Peggy’s Cove Road www.oceanstoneresort.cominfo@oceanstoneresort.com866-823-2160 Q,D,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•Buffet b’fast•@ Resort: 25 • Year-round Privateers Lookout Coastal Getaway qH $139–179 8545 Peggy’s Cove Road hrmcrowsnest@gmail.com905-401-9439 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Apt: 1 • Year-round GLEN MARGARET By the Bay Bed and Breakfast p, $90–140, XP $20 10502 Peggy’s Cove Road 902-821-2348, www.bythebaybandb.cawatson.cathie@gmail.com855-821-2348 Q•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round ST. MARGARET’S BAY AREA BOUTILIERS POINT Bay Breeze Motel & Cottages p H $139–325, XP $10 6970 St. Margaret’s Bay Road 902-826-2213, www.baybreeze.cabaybreeze@ns.sympatico.ca800-565-2615 Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•@ Cottage: 9 Motel: 15 • May 1–Nov 1 Larinda’s Landing Oceanfront Cottages pcccc H $219–519 7532 St. Margaret’s Bay Road 902-425-4662, www.larindaslanding.cominfo@larindaslanding.com866-766-2233 K,Q,D•Pvt, ens bath•@ Cottage: 8 • May 15–Oct 31 QUEENSLAND Colwell’s by the Sea q H $975–1800 weekly 10 Colwell rentals@stayinnovascotia.com709-745-2760,Drive800-780-3682 D,S•Pvt bath•12-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3 • June 1–Sept 30 Queensland Cottages pcccd H $900–1100 weekly 461–469 Conrads Road www.queenslandcottages.comhiltzanne@eastlink.ca902-233-0367 Q,S•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3 • June 15–Oct 15 Surfside Inn q,ccccd $145–225, XP $25 9609 Highway 3 www.thesurfsideinn.comsurfside.inn@live.com902-857-2417 Q,D•Ens bath•@ Inn: 8 • May 1–Oct 30 HUBBARDS Anchorage House & Cottages pcccd H $110–230, XP $15 56 Shore Club www.anchoragehouse.comreservations@anchoragehouse.com902-857-9402,Road800-565-2624 K,Q,D,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 2 Cottage: 10 Tourist Home: 5 Year-round Hubbards Beach Cottages pccc H $150–350 226 Shore Club Road 902-857-9460, www.hubbardsbeach.cominquiries@hubbardsbeach.com855-858-9460 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 11 • May 15–Oct 15 Rosewood Cottages qccccd H $290–425 187 Shore Club Road www.rosewoodonthecove.comrosewood@rosewoodonthecove.com902-857-2001 K,Q,T,S•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 7 • May 1–Oct 31 The Tuna Blue Inn 167 Shore Club Road $199–299 www.tunablue.cachristine@tunablue.ca902-857-1790 Q,T•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Nov 1 The White Cape on the Cove q H $195–325 5232 www.airbnb.ca/rooms/plus/23142268Andrew.morrisey@eastlink.ca902-403-0868NS-329 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•@ L Tourist Home: 1 • Year-round NORTHWEST COVE CoveCatch B&B 2654 Hwy 902-664-4690329 Q•Pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ Guest Room: 1•Year-round CHESTER AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) EAST CHESTER Gray Gables Bed & Breakfast ccccd $145–159, XP $25 19 Graves Island Road www.graygables.cagraygables@eastlink.ca902-275-2000 K,Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • CHESTERYear-round Lakeview Haven qH $147 47 Holters lakeviewhavenns@gmail.com902-830-4371Lane Q•Pri bath Mini-home: 1 • May 1–Nov 1 Mecklenburgh Inn q,cccc $139–195, XP $25 78 Queen www.mecklenburghinn.cainfo@mecklenburghinn.ca902-275-4638Street Q,D,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • May 1–Dec 31 END OF CHESTER AREAShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Accommodations

SHERWOOD Sherwood Golf & Country Club pcccc H $145–275 500 Sherwood Road www.eden.travel/sherwoodsdowling@homburg.com902-275-4956 K,Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 11 • Apr 26–Oct 31 MAHONE BAY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) WESTERN SHORE Oak Island Resort & Conference Centre "pcccd H $175–419, XP $15 36 Treasure www.oakislandresort.cainfo@oakislandresort.ca902-627-2600,Drive800-565-5075 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•@ Resort: 117 • Year-round MARTIN’S POINT Oak Cottages qcccc H $300 68–70 Murry info@vpil.ns.ca902-423-3202Road Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 2 • May 15–Oct 15 MARTIN’S RIVER River Ridge Lodge q,cccc $126–159 28 Silver Point Road www.riverridgelodge.cawelcometoriverridge@gmail.com902-531-2284 K,Q,T•Ens bath•10 day CXL•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round INDIAN POINT Bayview Pines Country Inn q,cccd H $130–175 678 Oakland www.bayviewpines.cominfo@bayviewpines.com902-624-9970,Road866-624-9970 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ Apt.: 2 B&B Inn: 8 • Apr 14–Oct 31 Gifford Island H $220 270 Gifford www.gifford-island.camanagement@gifford-island.ca902-266-3227Island K•Ens bath•Full b’fast•@ June 15–Oct 15 MAHONE BAY Fairmont House B&B p $140–155 654 Main info@fairmonthouse.com902-624-8089Street Ens bath•@ Oct 15–May 15 Fisherman’s Daughter B&B q $145–195, XP $20 97 Edgewater Street 902-624-0660 www.fishermans-daughter.comfishermansdaughterbandb@gmail.com Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 B&B: 4 • May 1–Oct 16 kitch’inn pccccd $145–175 319 Main 902-624-0797Street office@kitchinn.com www.kitchinn.com Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 B&B: 3 • Year-round Mahone Bay Bed & Breakfast q $110–145, XP $25 558 Main www.mahonebaybedandbreakfast.cominfo@mahonebaybedandbreakfast.com902-624-6388,Street866-239-6252 Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 •May 1–Oct 31 Mahone Bay Hide-Away qccccd H $195 51 Pond www.mahonebayhideaway.capamknickle@hotmail.com902-521-0550Street Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Suite: 3 • BLOCKHOUSEYear-round New-found Guest House q,H $119–159, XP $10 180 Hamm’s Hill Road www.thenewfoundguesthouse.comthenfguesthouse@eastlink.ca902-521-3999 D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • May 15–Oct 31 LUNENBURG AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) SECOND PENINSULA Solterre Concept House Retreat pccccd H $275–395 39 Three Pastures Road www.solterre.com/concept-cottageretreat@solterre.com902-492-1215 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•12-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 15 LUNENBURG Alicion Bed & Breakfast qccccd $145–195 66 McDonald www.alicionbb.comalicion@eastlink.ca902-634-9358,Street877-634-9358 K,Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • May 1–Dec 31 Ashlea House Bed & Breakfast qccccd $159–229 42 Falkland www.ashleahouse.cominfo@ashleahouse.com902-634-7150Street Q,T•Ens bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Atlantic View Motel & Cottages q,cccd H $99–189, XP $15 230 Mason’s Beach Road 902-634-4545, www.atlanticview.cainfo@atlanticview.ca877-552-7094 Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 3 Cottage: 2 Motel: 9 May 1–Oct 31 B2 Lofts pH $160–260 160 Montague Street 902-210-2753, www.b2lofts.cainfo@b2lofts.ca902-449-8990 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Suite: 6 • Year-round Bluenose Lodge qcccc $199–283, XP $30 10 Falkland www.bluenoselodge.careservations@bluenoselodge.ca902-634-8851,Street800-565-8851 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 11 • Apr 1–Dec 31 Brigantine Inn qccccJJ H $85–189, XP $15 82 Montague www.brigantineinn.cominfo@brigantineinn.com902-634-3300,Street800-360-1181 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 7 Suite: 1 • Year-round Captain’s Bell Bed and Breakfast q $110–140 289 Pelham www.captainsbellbandb.comcaptainsbellbandb@gmail.com902-442-1655Street Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Dockside Inn cccd H $150–299, XP $15 84 Montague www.docksider.camike@docksider.ca902-634-3005,Street866-672-9545 Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Tourist Home: 7 • Year-round Duke Street Studio Bed & Breakfast ,cccc $95 86 Duke 902-634-4165Street Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 1 • Apr 2–Oct 31 Accommodations ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com

Homeport Motel p H $100–200, 167 Victoria Street XP $15 902-634-8234, www.homeportmotel.cominfo@homeportmotel.com800-616-4411 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 6 Motel: 9 • Mar 15–Nov 15 Ivy House Inn q $179–229 40 Prince www.ivyhouselunenburg.comtara@ivyhouselunenburg.comStreet K • Pvt bath • @ • Year-round Kaulbach House Bed & Breakfast qccccc $117–210, XP $25 75 Pelham www.kaulbachhouse.cominfo@kaulbachhouse.com902-634-8818,Street800-568-8818 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • July 1–Oct 31 Lennox Tavern Bed & Breakfast q $90–140, XP $25 69 Fox www.lennoxtavernbb.cacram_robert@yahoo.com902-521-0214Street Q,D•Ens or shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Lunenburg Arms Hotel & Spa "pccccd $134–254, XP $20 94 Pelham reservations@lunenburgarms.com902-640-4040,Street800-679-4950 K,Q,D•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•@ Inn: 24 • Year-round Lunenburg Inn qccccd $159–209, O/S by res., 26 Dufferin Street XP $15 902-634-3963, www.lunenburginn.cominnkeepers@lunenburginn.com800-565-3963 Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 7 • Apr 1–Nov 30 Lunenburg Oceanview Chalets pcccc H $195–239, XP $20 78 Old Blue Rocks Road 902-640-3344, www.lunenburgoceanview.cominfo@lunenburgoceanview.com855-640-3344 D,Q,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round Mariner King qccccdJJJ H $140–275, 15 King Street XP $15 902-634-8509, www.marinerking.cominfomki@eastlink.ca800-565-8509 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 Inn: 14 • Apr 7–Nov 30 Pelham House Bed & Breakfast ,cccc $125–165, XP $35 224 Pelham www.pelhamhouse.castay@pelhamhouse.ca902-634-7113,Street800-508-0446 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • June 1–Oct 31 Rum Runner Inn qcccc $159–299, XP $25 66–70 Montague Street 902-634-9200, www.rumrunnerinn.cominfo@rumrunnerinn.com888-778-6786 K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 13 • Year-round Sail Inn q $116–175 99 Montague www.sailinn.catrung.lx68@gmail.com902-579-7601Street Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Apr 1–Nov 30 Salt Shaker Deli & Inn qcccc H $105–199, XP $20 126 Montague Street 902-634-8973, www.saltshakerdeli.comsaltshakerdeli@gmail.com888-634-8973 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Inn: 4 • Year-round Smuggler’s Cove Inn pcccc H $99–240, XP $25 139 Montague Street 902-634-7500, www.smugglerscoveinn.cainfo@smugglerscoveinn.ca888-777-8606 K,Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 20 • Year-round The Kinley House qH $75–250 73 Green www.thekinleyhouse.cominfo.kinleyhouse@gmail.com902-634-4809Street K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Inn: 4 • Year-round The Wellshire Bed and Breakfast q,ccccc $150–175 201 York www.wellshirebedandbreakfast.blogspot.cawellshirebandb@yahoo.ca902-634-3418Street Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round Topmast Motel pH $85–195, XP $15 76 Masons Beach Road 902-634-4661, www.topmastmotel.comtopmast.lunenburg@gmail.com877-525-3222 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 15 • May 1–Oct 31 FIRST SOUTH Lily Front Motel & Cottages pccc H $109–149 693 Mason’s Beach Road lilyfront@eastlink.ca902-634-8085 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 1 Cottage: 2 Motel: 4 • May 1–Oct 15 FELTZEN SOUTH Ovens Natural Park Oceanview Cabins q H $80–200 326 Ovens www.ovenspark.cominfo@ovenspark.com902-766-4621Road D•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 2 • May 14–Oct 11 ROSE BAY Off the Beaten Trail ,p $35–119 1035 Feltzen South offthebeatentrail@outlook.comRoad Shared, pvt bath•@ Cabin: 2 • Year-round Rose Cape House qcccc H $975–1500 weekly; 203-470-9115 no tax www.rosecapehouse.caheather-rose@snet.net K,D,T•Pvt bath Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round Salty Rose Beach Houses pH $1295–2195 3299 Highway 332 weekly 902-766-4923, www.saltyrose.cominfo@saltyrose.com877-766-4923 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 6 • Apr 1–Nov 30 RIVERPORT Whitecaps Cabana pH $190–250 25 Whitecaps Lane www.whitecapsretreat.comawilcox@everage.ca902-499-3450 K•Ens bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • May 1–Oct 20 Whitecaps Summit pH $350–430 95 Kraut Point Road p1918433vwww.vrbo.com/en-ca/cottage-rental/awilcox@everage.ca902-499-3450 K,S•Ens bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30 KINGSBURG Shobac ,cccccH $ $300–475, 80 Net Yard Lane $2000–3500 weekly www.shobac.mlsarchitects.cashobac@mlsarchitects.ca902-449-8990 K,Q,T•Pvt or ens bath•12-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 7 • Year-round LOWER LAHAVE Whitecaps Retreat "ccccd $320–390 99 Kraut Point Road www.whitecapsretreat.comawilcox@everage.ca902-499-3450 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•8-wk CXL Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30 UPPER LAHAVE Tillicum Adventure Tours H $80, XP $15 15 Rudolf www.tillicumadventuretours.comTillicum1@gmail.com902-541-0778Road D•Pvt bath•5-day CXL•Light b’fast•@ Jun 21-Oct 15 EAST LAHAVE Toba’s Bed & Breakfast qccccd $200–240 4952 Highway 332 www.tobasbnb.comtobasbnb@gmail.com204-510-4994 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • May 1–Oct 31 BRIDGEWATER AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) COOKVILLE Best Western Plus Bridgewater Hotel & Convention Centre "pccccJJJ H $100–200, 527 Highway 10 XP $10 902-530-0101, www.bestwesternbridgewater.cominfo@bestwesternbridgewater.com877-665-0101 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 63 • Year-roundShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Accommodations

BRIDGEWATER Days Inn & Conference Centre Bridgewater p $99–200, XP $20 50 North www.daysinn.cafds@eastlink.ca902-543-7131,Street877-543-7131 K,Q,D•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 70 • Year-round END OF BRIDGEWATER AREA CONQUERALL BANK Lighthouse Motel ,pH $135–249, XP $25 1101 Highway 331 www.lighthousemotel.cainfo@lighthousemotel.ca902-543-8151 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Motel: 11 Suite: 3 May 1–Oct PLEASANTVILLE31 Staying Afloat Vacation Rentals q H $275 1317 Highway 331 902-527-6675 stayingafloat.castayingafloatns@gmail.com Q,D•Pvt bath•30 day CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Jun 17–Oct 2 DUBLIN SHORE The Guest House p, H $150–250 29 Mosher www.airbnb.com/h/theguesthousensLane Q•Pvt bath•5-day CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round The Lookout p H $275–600 31 Mosher www.airbnb.com/h/thelookoutnsthelookoutns@gmail.comLane Q,T•Pvt bath•5 day CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round WEST DUBLIN Shackup Cabin q H $375 122 Chestnut www.shackup.cahello@shackup.caRoad Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 1 • Year-round PETITE RIVIÈRE Petite Villa qcccc H $1500 weekly 5 Green Bay www.petitevilla.cominfo@petitevilla.comRoad Q,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round MacLeod Cottages & Canteen p H $850–1700/week 346 Green Bay Road reservations@macleodcottages.ca902-688-2042 Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 23 • May 1–Oct 30 MILL VILLAGE Old Kettle Cabin p $219–229 3670 Medway River Road 390 Old Kettle Road gladu.lissa@gmail.com902-412-4691 K•Ens bath•@ Cottage • Year-round BANGS FALLS Medway River Getaway q H $350 3670 Medway River Road Tn1vzZy%2BBqSQ8DDkimpression_id=p3_1598896247_www.airbnb.ca/rooms/41402897?source_medwaygetaway@gmail.com902-646-0144 Q,S•Pvt bath Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round CALEDONIA AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) MOLEGA Hunt Island Retreat qcccc H $290 info@vpil.ns.ca902-423-3202 Q,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • May 15–Oct 15 CALEDONIA B & B Art of Germany pcccc $95, XP $20; no tax 9865 Highway 8 www.bbcanada.com/10580.htmldirksylvia1985@gmx.de902-682-2114 Q,T•Ens or shared bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • LIVERPOOLYear-roundAREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) WEST BERLIN Blueberry Bay Seaside Inn p $89–149, XP $20; 1621 Eastern Shore Road no tax www.blueberry-bay.cominfo@blueberry-bay.com902-356-2780 K,Q,S•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • June 1–Sept 1 PORT MEDWAY the ISLAND cottage pH $250–300 94 Parnell www.airbnb.com/h/theislandmorashgroup@gmail.comRoad Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Mar 1–Oct 31 BROOKLYN Motel Transcotia p, $65–75, XP $5 3457 Highway 3 derindasparkes@hotmail.com902-354-3494 D,T,S•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Motel: 22 • Year-round The Mighty Atlantic Guest House q H $350 968 Brooklyn Shore Road mightyatlantic968@gmail.com902-350-2215 K,Q,T•Shared, pvt, ens bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round LIVERPOOL Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference Centre pJJJ H $150–250 63 Queens Place Drive 902-354-2377, www.bestwesternliverpool.cainfo@bwliverpool.ca877-354-2377 K,Q•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Hotel: 65 • Year-round Lane’s Privateer Inn "pcccd $99–165, XP $20 27 Bristol www.lanesprivateerinn.cominfo@lanesprivateerinn.com902-354-3456,Avenue800-794-3332 K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 23 • Year-round Oasis on the Water Retreat pH 139 Hwy 902-803-06588 lauriflaquer@gmail.com facebook.com/OasisOnTheWaterRetreat Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round The Senator Guest Suites pH $100–150 190 Main www.senatorliverpool.caacfownes@gmail.com902-880-2746Street Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Year-roundMILTON Mersey Lodge qcccc/ccccdH $125–185, 2537 River Road XP $25 www.merseylodge.commerseylodge@ns.sympatico.ca902-354-5547 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 5 Cottage: 1 • Year-round MERSEY POINT Gallery Guest House B & B p, $95, XP $20; no tax 611 Shore www.bbcanada.com/galleryguesthouserogersavage@eastlink.ca902-354-5431Road Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round MOOSE HARBOUR Moose Harbour View Cottage qH $800–1300 weekly 24 Moose Harbour Road 902-875-2729, details.php?rental=mooseharbourwww.sandylanevacations.com/properties.rentals@sandylanevacations.com800-646-1577 Q,T•Shared bath•12-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round WHITE POINT White Point Beach Resort p $165–550 75 White Point Beach Resort Road 902-354-2711, www.whitepoint.comgreatday@whitepoint.com800-565-5068 K,Q,D,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Resort: 121 • Year-round HUNTS POINT Captain’s Quarters Cottages p,cccdH $840–1000 weekly, 6731 Highway 3 XP $70 www.captainsquarters-ns.cacottages@eastlink.ca902-683-2491 Q,D,T,S•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 4 • June 27–Sept 15 Sidanna Retreat: Comfy Seaside Cabana q H $299–429 7071 Highway 3 www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Q • Pri bath @ Cottage: 1 • Year-round Hunts Point Beach Cottages q H $175–300, XP $25 6739 Highway 3 www.huntspointbeach.comhuntspointbeachcottages@gmail.com902-683-2077 K,D•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 10 Suite: 2 • May 15–Oct 15 ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Sidanna Retreat: Peaceful Oceanfront Cabine q H $299–499 7073 Highway 3 www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Q•@• Cottage: 1 • Year-round Sidanna Retreat: Relaxing Oceanfront Retreat q H $349-699 7015 Highway 3 www.sidannaoceanfrontretreat.com/sidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Q•Pvt bath•@• Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round SUMMERVILLE CENTRE Sidanna Retreat: Cosy Oceanfront Cottage by the Sea q H $249–429 7277 Highway 3 www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Q•Pvt or shared bath•@ Vac. Home: 1• Year-round Sidanna Retreat: Designer Oceanfront Villa q H $199–329 7277 Highway 3 www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Q•Pvt bath•@ • Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round Quarterdeck Beachside Villas & Grill "qccccd H $169–429 7499 Highway 3 902-683-2998, www.quarterdeck.cabeachside@quarterdeck.ca800-565-1119 K,Q,D,S•Pvt bath•@ Resort: 34 • Year-round Sidanna Retreat: Tiny Oceanfront Retreat q H $149–284 7275 Highway 3 www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Pvt bath•@• Resort: 34 • Year-round Sidanna Retreat: Luxury Oceanfront Retreats "qccccd/cccc H $269–349 7275 & 7277 Highway 3 www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 2 Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round END OF LIVERPOOL AREA PORT MOUTON Coastal Queens Place Hostel p H $40 8100 Highway 3 pmhostel@eastlink.ca902-947-3140 Q,T,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hostel: 30 • Year-round Harbour Tide House qH $1045–1400 weekly 225 Central Port Mouton Road 902-875-2729, details.php?rental=harbour-tide-housewww.sandylanevacations.com/properties.rentals@sandylanevacations.com800-646-1577 Q,T•Shared bath•@ Cottage: 1 • May 1–Oct 31 Port Mouton Bay Cottages "qcccd H $159–209, XP $10 8403 Highway 3 902-683-2020, www.cottagesinnovascotia.compmbcottages@eastlink.ca866-933-2020 D,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 5 Vac. Home: 1 Suite: 1 Year-roundPORTL’HÉBERT Bramble Lane Cottage by the Sea pcccd H $1100–1500 weekly; 902-875-2729, 800-646-1577 no tax info@bramblelane.ca Q,D•Pvt bath•12-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 15–Nov 30 SABLE RIVER 1 and Only Riverside Accommodations (formerly Sable River View Cottages) qccccdH $225–299 63 Cottage www.1andonly.cainfo@1andonly.ca902-656-3071Drive Q,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 4 • LOCKEPORTYear-roundAREA(UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) LOUIS HEAD Sanderling Beach House qccccd H $2000–2750 weekly; 220 Seaside Drive no tax 902-875-2729, php?id=49www.sandylanevacations.com/reserve.rentals@sandylanevacations.com800-646-1577 Q•Pvt bath•12-wk CXL Vac. Home: 1 • June 1–Oct 31 LOCKEPORT Ocean Beach Cottage H $175–225 27 Locke Q,D•Pvtoceanbeachcottage27@gmail.com902-656-3487,Street519-321-1155bath•@ Cottage: 1 • May 8–Dec 1 Ocean Mist Cottages p H $175–225, XP $10, 1 Gull Rock Road $1200–1500 weekly www.oceanmistcottages.cainfo@oceanmistcottages.com902-656-3200 Q,D•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round Seaside Cottages at Ginger Hill qpcccc H $175–225, 211 Locke Street $1100–1450 weekly 902-656-3100, www.seasidecottages.ns.cainfo@seasidecottages.ns.ca902-874-0748 Q,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 8 • SHELBURNEYear-roundAREA(UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) WEST GREEN HARBOUR Castaway Ocean Lodge pcccc H $1100–1600 weekly; 755 West Green Harbour Road no tax 902-875-2729, rentals@sandylanevacations.com800-646-1577 Q•Pvt bath•12-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Oct 31 JORDAN FERRY Rising Sun Guest House q H $1095–1500 weekly 5080 Sandy Point Road 902-875-2729, details.php?rental=risingsunguesthousewww.sandylanevacations.com/properties.rentals@sandylanevacations.com800-646-1577 K,T•Shared bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round JORDAN BAY Orchard Point p H $1095–1500 weekly 113 Shore www.sandylanevacations.comrentals@sandylanevacations.com902-875-2729,Road800-646-1577 Q,D•Shared bath•@ Cottage: 1 • May 1–Oct 31 SHELBURNE Cooper’s Inn qccccd H $130–260 36 Dock 902-875-4656,Street www.thecoopersinn.commail@thecoopersinn.com800-688-2011 K,Q,T•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 7 Suite: 1 • May 7–Oct 17 Elm Tree Cottage q H $875–1000 30 Glasgow details.php?rental=elmtreecottagewww.sandylanevacations.com/properties.rentals@sandylanevacations.com902-875-2729,Street800-646-1577 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round Inner Harbor Inn qcccc $109–249 1 Dock www.innerharborinn.commanager@innerharborinn.com902-875-1131Street K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Inn: 5 • Year-round MacKenzie’s Motel and Cottages qcccd H $80–160, XP $10 260 Water mackenziesmotel@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-875-2842,Street866-875-0740 K,Q,D•Ens bath•Light b’fast•@ Cottage: 7 Motel: 6 Suite: 5 • Year-round Roseway River Cottages p,cccd H $130–180, XP $10 47 Riverview www.rosewayrivercottages.cominfo@rosewayrivercottages.com902-875-3812,Drive888-876-7392 K,Q,D,T,S•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 5 Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round Shelburne Harbourside Cottages cccd H $100 10 George www.shelburneharboursidecottages.cominfo@shelburneharboursidecottages.com902-875-4555Street D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • Year-round Welshtown Haven q H $99–149 10189 Upper Clyde Road www.welshtownhaven.caadmin@welshtownhaven.ca902-982-2346 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Wildwood Motel pccc H $85–95, XP $10 40 Minto wildwoodmotel@eastlink.ca902-875-2964,Street800-565-5001 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 20 • Year-round REID’S HILL Pines Bay Acres p H $95–160 192 Barracks www.pinesbayacres.compinesbayacres@protonmail.com902-903-0156Road D•Pvt bath Cabin: 2 • CHURCHOVERYear-round Boulder Cove Cottages p,cccd H $185 119 Boulder Cove Road 902-875-1542, www.bouldercove.combouldercove@gmail.com866-732-7867 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 5 • Year-round END OF SHELBURNE AREA UPPER OHIO Moony Resort qccccd H $300 info@vpil.ns.ca902-423-3202 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Oct 31 INGOMAR Whispering Waves Cottages p,cccc H $149–199 308 Black Point Road 902-637-3535, www.whisperingwavescottages.cominfo@novascotiacottages.info866-470-9283 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round CLYDE RIVER Clyde River Cottages & Campground p,cccd H $115–135, XP $15 2461 Upper Clyde Road www.clyderivercottages.comclyderiver@eastlink.ca902-637-3481 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 7 • May 15–Nov 30 BARRINGTON PASSAGE Salty Shores Inn & Café qcccc $149 3533 Highway 3 www.salty-shores.cainfo@salty-shores.ca902-575-2175 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Suite: 2 • Year-round Starboard Inn pcccd H $89–109, XP $12 3412 Highway 3 www.starboardinn.careservations@starboardinn.ca902-635-1937 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 6 Motel: 8 • Year-round CLARK’S HARBOUR Mama’s by the Sea B & B ,q $129 14 Oscar www.mamasbythesea.camamasbythesea@outlook.com902-635-1279Street Q•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round CAMPGROUNDS For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. INDIAN HARBOUR King Neptune Campground pcc[F]c[R] $35–40 8536 Peggy’s Cove Road www.kingneptunecampground.cakingneptunecampground@gmail.com902-823-2582 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 65 o/n • June 1–Sept 30 GLEN MARGARET Wayside Camping Park p,ccc[F]c[R] $35–45 10295 Peggys Cove Road www.waysidecampground.comwayside@eastlink.ca902-823-2547 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 150 (90 o/n) • May 1–Nov 15 HUBBARDS Hubbards Beach Campground pccc[F]cc[R] $35–45 226 Shore Club Road 902-857-9460, www.hubbardsbeach.cominquiries@hubbardsbeach.com855-858-9460 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: O 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 148 (40 o/n) • May 15–Oct 1 EAST CHESTER Graves Island Provincial Parkv Wp $27–36 230 Graves Island Road 902-275-4425, parks.novascotia.ca/content/graves-islandparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 E,W,U•DS•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 95 o/n • Seasonal CHESTER BASIN Lacey Mines Campground & RV Storage p, $40–75; no tax 371 Lacey Mines Road laceyminescampground@gmail.com902-275-2446 U•C/T/Y•24-hr CXL Sites: 13 o/n • June 1–Oct 1 MARTIN’S RIVER RayPort Campground p $36–49 165 Shingle Mill Road www.rayport.carayport@hotmail.com902-627-2678 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 86 (28 o/n) • May 10–Oct 21 NEWBURNE LaHave River Campground p,ccc[F]ccc[R] $45–130 1781 Newburne Road www.lahaverivercampground.cainfo@lahaverivercampground.ca902-644-2654 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: R 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 93 (43 o/n) • May 13–Oct 16 LUNENBURG Lunenburg RV Park & Campground pccc[F]c[R] $36–55 11 Blockhouse Hill Road 902-634-8100, www.campinlunenburg.cacampground@lunenburgns.com888-615-8305 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 55 o/n • May 13–Oct 31 CENTRE Little Lake Family Campground pccd[F]cc[R] $40–45 11677 Highway 3 www.littlelakefamilycampground.calittlelakefamilycamp@gmail.com902-634-4308 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 139 (75 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15 FELTZEN SOUTH Ovens Natural Park Family Campground p $35–75, XP $12 326 Ovens www.ovenspark.cominfo@ovenspark.com902-766-4621Road E,W,Se,U•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•48-hr CXL Sites: 151 o/n • May 14–Oct 11 SOUTH BROOKFIELD Gateway Campground p $25–30 8956 Highway 8 www.gatewaycamping.cominfo@gatewaycamping.com902-930-2267 Swimming: R Sites: 50 (30 o/n) • Year-round O/S by res. ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Campgrounds/Accommodations

OAK HILL Oakhill Pines Campground pcccd[F]ccc[R] $30–40 388 Oakhill www.oakhillpines.cominfo@oakhillpines.com902-543-2885Road E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 145 (80 o/n) • May 15–Oct 1 CRESCENT BEACH Rissers Beach Provincial Parkv ;p $27–36 5366 Highway 331 902-688-2034, parks.novascotia.ca/content/rissers-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 99 o/n • Seasonal MAITLAND BRIDGE Jeremy’s Bay Campground –Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site P p $27–128 3005 Main reservation.pc.gc.cakejimkujik@pc.gc.ca902-682-2772,Parkway877-737-3783 E,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: L•24-hr CXL•@ Short Term Sites: 390 • May 20–Oct 31 HUNTS POINT Fisherman’s Cove RV & Campground "pccc[F]c[R] $39–50 6718 Highway 3 902-646-0160 www.fishermanscoverv.cacamp@fishermanscoverv.ca E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus •Swimming: O •48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 35 (22 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 EAST PORT L’HÉBERT Thomas Raddall Provincial Parkv Wp $27 529 Raddall Park Road 902-683-2664, parks.novascotia.ca/content/thomas-raddallparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•Swimming: O•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 83 o/n • Seasonal LYDGATE Lockeport Campground & Cottages p, $32–175 3318 Highway 3 www.lockeportcampground.calockeportcampground@gmail.com902-830-7091 E,W,Se,U•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•1-wk CXL•@ Sites: 45 (39 o/n) • Apr 29–Oct 30 REID’S HILL The Islands Provincial Park v Wp $27 183 Islands Park Road, Hwy 3 902-875-4304, parks.novascotia.ca/content/islandsparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 63 o/n • Seasonal CLYDE RIVER Clyde Farm Campground p,ccd[F]cd[R] $25–65 2069 Upper Clyde Road aussie65@eastlink.ca902-635-2221 E,W,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 31 (21 o/n) • May 1–Sept 30 Clyde River Cottages & Campground p,ccd[F]cd[R] $34–40 2461 Upper Clyde Road www.clyderivercottages.comclyderiver@eastlink.ca902-637-3481 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 73 (13 o/n) • May 15–Sept ATTRACTIONS30 This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. TERENCE BAY SS Atlantic Heritage Park 178 Sandy Cove Road www.ssatlantic.comssatlantic@ns.sympatico.ca902-852-1557 Admission: D • May 15–Oct 31 •W@ PEGGY’S COVE Peggy’s Cove Village and Lighthouse www.peggyscoveregion.com Year-round •W@ Swissair Memorial Site –Peggy’s Covev 8250 Highway parkinfo@novascotia.ca333 Year-round •W William E. deGarthe Memorial Monumentv 109 Peggy’s Point Road 902-823-2256 Admission: D • Year round •W QUEENSLAND Hooked Rug Museum of North America 9849 Highway 3 www.hookedrugmuseumnovascotia.orghookedrugmuseum@gmail.com902-858-3060 Admission: $ • May 1–Oct 10 •W HUBBARDS Shore Club 250 Shore Club Road www.shoreclub.calobster@shoreclub.ca902-857-9555 Admission: $ • Apr 30–Oct 29 •W@ BAYSWATER Swissair Memorial Site – Bayswaterv 4100 Highway parkinfo@novascotia.ca329 Year-round •W CHESTER Chester Playhouse 22 Pleasant www.chesterplayhouse.cainfo@chesterplayhouse.ca902-275-3933Street Admission: $ • Year-round •W Lordly House Museum & Park 133 Central www.chester-municipal-heritage-society.calordlyhouse@gmail.com902-275-3842Street June 15–Sep 5 •W;@ Sensea Nordic Spa 40 Sensea www.sensea.cainfo@sensea.ca902-201-1520Road Admission: $ • Year-round •;@ NEW ROSS Ross Farm Museumv 4568 Highway 12 902-689-2210, rossfarm.novascotia.carossfarm@novascotia.ca877-689-2210 Admission: $ • Year-round • @ MAHONE BAY Mahone Bay Museum 578 Main www.mahonebaymuseum.cominfo@mahonebaymuseum.com902-624-6263Street Admission: D • June 1–Sep 30 • ;@ BLOCKHOUSE BernArt 1136 Highway 325 www.bernartmaze.caceramicdesign@eastlink.ca902-553-0790 Admission: $ • July 1–Oct 10 •W@ MAPLEWOOD Parkdale-Maplewood Museum 3005 Barss Corner Road parkdale.ednet.ns.cap-mcm@hotmail.com902-644-2893 Admission: D • May 3–Sept 30•W LUNENBURG Barque Picton Castle and The Ship & Boat Chandlery 174 Bluenose Drive www.picton-castle.comthechandlery@picton-castle.com902-634-9984 May–Aug Bluenose II v 121 Bluenose Drive bluenose.novascotia.cashorecrew@bluenose2crew.ca855-640-3177 June 1–Sept 30 •W@ ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Attractions/Campgrounds

& Town Hall Arts and Culture Centre 219 Main www.astortheatre.ns.cainfo@astortheatre.ns.ca902-354-5250Street

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Fisheries Museum of the Atlanticv 68 Bluenose fma@novascotia.ca902-634-4794,Drive866-579-4909 fisheriesmuseum.novascotia.ca Admission: $ • May 21–Oct 29 •W@ Knaut-Rhuland House Museum 125 Pelham museumwww.lunenburgheritagesociety.ca/lunenburgheritagesociety@hotmail.com902-634-3498Street Admission: D • June 7–Sept 30 • @ Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance 97 Kaulbach www.lampns.cainfo@lampns.ca902-634-8667Street Admission: $ • Mar 10–Dec 20 •W Lunenburg Academy National Historic Site 97 Kaulbach www.lunenburgacademyfoundation.comadmin@lunengburgacademyfoundation.ca902-634-8130Street Jun 7–Sep 23 Old Town Lunenburg UNESCO World Heritage Site Town Hall, 119 Cumberland Street information.htmlwww.explorelunenburg.ca/visitor-HMcCallum@explorelunenburg.ca902-634-4410 Year round •W South Shore Genealogical Society 97 Kaulbach Street, Room 203 902-634-8263 office@ssgs.ca www.ssgs.ca Admission: $ • Year-round •W@ St. John’s Church 81 Cumberland Street www.stjohnslunenburg.orgstjohnslunenburg@bellaliant.com902-634-4994 Admission: D • Year round •W FELTZEN SOUTH Ovens Natural Park 326 Ovens www.ovenspark.cominfo@ovenspark.com902-766-4621Road Admission: $ • May 14–Oct 11 •; BRIDGEWATER DesBrisay Museum 130 Jubilee www.desbrisaymuseum.camuseum@bridgewater.ca902-543-4033Road Year-round •W@ Wile Carding Mill Museumv 242 Victoria cardingmill.novascotia.cawile.mill@bridgewater.ca902-543-8233Road Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 30 •W;@ WILEVILLE Wile’s Lake Farm Market & Bakery 3254 Highway 325 www.wileslakefarmmarket.com/info@wileslakefarmmarket.com902-543-6082 Mar 30–Nov 6 • @W LAHAVE Fort Point Museum 100 Fort Point Road www.fortpointmuseum.comlchsftpt@gmail.com902-688-1632 Admission: D • June 1–Aug 31 • ;@ LAHAVE ISLANDS LaHave Islands Marine Museum 100 LaHave Islands Road 902-688-2973 (summer only) www.lahaveislandsmarinemuseum.calimms@auracom.com June 1–Sept 1 •W PORT MEDWAY Port Medway Lighthouse Park 1687 Port Medway Road 902-354-5741, heritage/port-medway-lighthousewww.regionofqueens.com/map/culture-info@regionofqueens.com800-655-5741

1–Oct 15 • ; Hank Snow Home Town Museum 17 Hank Snow Drive 902-354-4675, www.hanksnow.cominfo@hanksnow.com888-450-5525 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 1 •W@ Old Burial Ground Main 902-354-5741,Street history/heritage/old-burial-groundwww.regionofqueens.com/visit/discover/info@regionofqueens.com800-655-5741 Year-round Perkins House Museum 105 Main perkinshouse.novascotia.ca/visit-usLinda.A.Rafuse@novascotia.ca902-354-4058Street Admission: D • June 1–Oct 1 Queens County Museum 109 Main www.queenscountymuseum.comlinda.a.rafuse@novascotia.ca902-354-4058Street Admission: D • Year-round •W@ Rossignol Cultural Centre 205 Church www.rossignolculturalcentre.com902-354-3067Street Admission: $ • June 15–Sept 15 •W Thomas Raddall Research Centre 109 Main www.raddallresearchcentre.comlinda.a.rafuse@novascotia.ca902-354-4058Street Admission: $ • Year-round •W@ MILTON Milton Blacksmith Shop Museum 351 West www.regionofqueens.com/visit/experiencemiltonblacksmithshop@gmail.com902-356-3113,Street902-354-4058 Admission: D • June 1–Sept 30 CALEDONIA North Queens Heritage House Museum and Archives 25 West Caledonia Road nqheritagehouse@gmail.com902-682-2989 June 1–Sept 1 •W@ MAITLAND BRIDGE Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic SiteP 3005 Main pc.gc.ca/kejimkujikkejimkujik@pc.gc.ca902-682-2772,Parkway888-773-8888 Admission: $ • Year-round •W; PORT JOLI Kejimkujik National Park SeasideP 1188 St Catherine’s River Road 902-682-2772, activ/pn-keji-borddemer-np-seasidewww.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/kejimkujik/kejimkujik@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 Admission: $ • Year-round • ;@ LOCKEPORT Little School Museum 29 & 37 Locke Street 902-656-2866 townoflockeport@ns.sympatico.ca recreation/little-school-museumwww.lockeport.ns.ca/index.php/tourismJuly 1–Sept 4 •W SHELBURNE Dory Shop Museumv 11 Dock www.shelburnemuseums.comshelburne.museum@ns.sympatico.ca902-875-3219Street Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 15 • ; Osprey Arts Centre 107 Water www.ospreyartscentre.caospreyartscentre@eastlink.ca902-875-2359Street Admission: $ • Year-round •W@ Ross-Thomson House and Store Museumv 9 Charlotte www.shelburnemuseums.comshelburne.museum@ns.sympatico.ca902-875-3219Lane Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 15 Sandy Point Lighthouse 1586 Sandy Point Road sandypointlighthouse.weebly.comlsandypoint@gmail.com902-875-2229 Year-round • W@ ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Attractions

heritage/fort-point-lighthousewww.regionofqueens.com/map/culture-info@regionofqueens.com902-354-4058

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Year-round Theatre

Admission: Point Fort 902-354-5260,Lane

Shelburne County Museumv 20 Dock www.shelburnemuseums.comshelburne.museum@ns.sympatico.ca902-875-3219Street Admission: $ • Year-round • ;@ BIRCHTOWN Black Loyalist Heritage Sitev 119 Old Birchtown Road 902-875-1310, www.blackloyalist.comshari@blackloyalist.com888-354-0772 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 15 •W@ BARRINGTON Barrington Woolen Mill Museumv 2368 Highway 3 barrington-woolen-millwww.barringtonmuseumcomplex.ca/barmuseumcomplex@eastlink.ca902-637-2185 Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 30 •; Cape Sable Historical Society Archives and Genealogical Centre 2401 Highway 3 archives-and-genealogical-centrewww.barringtonmuseumcomplex.ca/barmuseumcomplex@eastlink.ca902-637-2185 Admission: $ • Year-round •W@ Old Meeting Housev 2408 Highway 3 meeting-housewww.barringtonmuseumcomplex.ca/old-barmuseumcomplex@eastlink.ca902-637-2185 Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 30 •;@ Seal Island Light Museum 2422 Highway 3 island-lighthousewww.barringtonmuseumcomplex.ca/seal-barmuseumcomplex@eastlink.ca902-637-2185 Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 30 Western Counties Military Museum 2401 Highway 3 western-counties-military-museumwww.barringtonmuseumcomplex.ca/barmuseumcomplex@eastlink.ca902-637-2185 Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 30 •;@ BARRINGTON PASSAGE Shelburne County Archives & Genealogical Society 3541 Highway 3 www.shelburnecountyarchives.casociety@shelburnecountyarchives.ca902-637-3824 Admission: $ • Year-round CAPE SABLE ISLAND Archelaus Smith Museum 915 Highway 330, Centreville archsmithmuseum@gmail.com902-745-3361 June 24–Aug 25 •W@ SHAG HARBOUR Chapel Hill Museum and Observation Tower 5492 Highway 3 www.chapelhillmuseum.comchapelhillns@gmail.com902-723-2899 June 15–Sept 5 • ; Shag Harbour UFO Centre 5615 Highway 3 www.shagharbourufoexpo.comshagharbourincidentsociety@gmail.com902-723-0127 Admission: $ • June 15–Sept 30 •W@ GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. PROSPECT Marlien Suermondt Art 180 Noonan Openmarsuer@hotmail.com902-852-3868DriveStudioArtisan Media: Paintings & prints, photography INDIANYear-roundHARBOUR HRM Crow’s Nest 8545 Peggy’s Cove Road hrmcrowsnest@gmail.com902-401-9439 Media: Multiple media PEGGY’SYear-roundCOVE Amos Pewter 162 Peggy’s Point Road Openwww.amospewter.cominfo@amospewter.com800-565-3369StudioArtisan Media: Metal • May 4–Oct 31 deGarthe Gallery 109 Peggy’s Point Road vic-peggy@novascotia.ca902-823-2256 Media: Paintings & prints May 2–Oct 16 • W Hags on the Hill 173 Peggy’s Point Road hagsonthehill@gmail.com902-821-4247 Media: Multiple media • June 1–Oct 30 •; MILL COVE The Glass Bakery 994 Highway www.theglassbakery.catheglassbakery@gmail.com866-499-8691329 Media: Glass • Year-round CHESTER Amicus Gallery 20 Pleasant www.amicusgallery.caart@amicusgallery.ca902-275-2496Street Media: Multiple media • Year-round • W Chester Art Centre 60 Queen chesterartcentre.cainfo@chesterartcentre.ca902-299-0139Street Year-round • W Chez Glass Lass by Kiln Art 63 Duke 902-275-5545,Street www.kilnart.cakilnart@yahoo.com800-295-5545 Year-round Jim Smith – Fine Studio Pottery Duke Street, at the corner of Water Street Openwww.jimsmithstudio.cajim@jimsmithstudio.ca902-275-3272StudioArtisan Media: Clay • June 1–Sept 30 • ; Linens for Life 3366 Highway 3 Openwww.linensforlife.comelaine@linensforlife.com902-275-1484StudioArtisan Media: Fibre • Year-round • W The Village Emporium 11 Pleasant villageemporiumns.comvillageemporium@yahoo.ca902-275-4773Street BIGYear-roundTANCOOK ISLAND Wishing Stones Studio & Gallery wishingstonesgallery@gmail.com902-980-2655 Media: Glass, photography May 15–Oct 15 • ; MAHONE BAY Amos Pewter 589 Main Openwww.amospewter.cominfo@amospewter.com800-565-3369StreetStudioArtisan Media: Metal • Year-round • W Birdsall-Worthington Pottery 45 School www.pottery.ns.cabwpot@eastlink.ca902-624-9447Street Media: Clay • Year-round Seamist Studio 504 Main Openwww.seamiststudio.cominfo@seamiststudio.com902-531-3112StreetStudioArtisan Media: Leather, stone & bone • Year-round MIDDLE NEW CORNWALL Van Fancy Oars & Paddles 2790 Cornwall Road www.fancyoars-paddles.comfancyoars@eastlink.ca902-624-0275 Media: Wood • Year-round MADER’S COVE Sea Witch Collectibles 9383 Highway 3, RR1 www.seawitchcollectibles.comseawitchcollectables@gmail.com902-220-4447 Media: Glass, paintings & prints Apr 29–Dec 18 • WShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

LUNENBURG Armstrong Gallery 138 Lincoln www.lunenburgartist.comgallery@eastlink.ca902-277-0064Street Media: Clay, paintings & prints Apr 1–Dec 24 Cranston Gallery 251 Lincoln www.cranstongallery.cominfo@cranstongallery.com613-393-3900Street Media: Metal, paintings & prints Year-round • W Laurie Swim Gallery 25 Cornwallis www.laurieswim.cominfo@laurieswim.com902-640-2220,Street877-272-2220 Media: Multiple media • May 1–Oct 31 Nova Terra Cotta Pottery 10 Dufferin Openwww.joanbruneau.comjoanbruneau@ns.sympatico.ca902-634-8902StreetStudioArtisan Media: Clay, paintings & prints May 1–Dec 24 • ; Peer Gallery 167 Lincoln www.peer-gallery.comsally@sallywarren.org902-640-3131Street Media: Multiple media • April–Dec • ; Power House Art Gallery and Studio 129 Lincoln Openwww.powerhouseartists.compower.house.art@gmail.com902-640-3363StreetStudioArtisan Media: Paintings & prints, stone & bone May 1–Dec 31 • ; Wildertools 69 Maple www.wildertools.comrickmarchand@wildertools.com226-783-8771Avenue Media: Leather, metal • Year-round BLUE ROCKS Blue Hog Gallery 1241 Blue Rocks Road www.bluehoggallery.cominfo@bluehoggallery.com902-640-2263 Media: Paintings & prints, photography May 24–Nov 3 • W KINGSBURG Wavewood Designs 90 Kingsburg misnerb.wixsite.com/wavewooddesignswavewoodart@gmail.com902-764-2255Road Media: Multiple media • July 1–Nov 1 • ; STANLEY SECTION The Wool Room at Aspen Grove Farm 756 Tompkin www.aspengrovesheep.com/shopaspengrovesheep@gmail.com902-523-3822Road Media: Fibre • Year-round • W NEW GERMANY Village Glassworks 4928 Highway 10 www.villageglassworks.cainquiry@villageglassworks.ca902-644-3185 Media: Glass • Apr 1–Dec 24 • ; WEST LAHAVE Henriette’s Fibre Art Studio 2142 Highway 331 Openhenriettemaier@hotmail.com902-693-2102StudioArtisan Media: Fibre • May 1–Oct 30 LAHAVE Child at Heart 3434 Highway 331 www.childatheart.capaul@paulkelley.ca902-688-1870 Media: Books & cards, wood June 16–Sept 20 • W Heart to Hand Studio 3442 Highway 331 www.hearttohand.camonicaschut@eastlink.ca902-693-2020 Media: Fibre, metal, paintings & prints, wood May 15-Dec 31 James Middleton Studio & Gallery 8 Fort Point www.jamesmiddleton.castudio@jamesmiddleton.ca902-693-2093Road Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round • ; Paul Kelley Studio 3434 Highway 331 www.paulkelley.capaul@paulkelley.ca902-693-3400 Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round Westcote Bell Pottery 3447 Highway 331 Openwww.westcotebellpottery.comvsmithpots@eastlink.ca902-693-2042StudioArtisan Media: Clay, paintings & prints Year-round • W PETITE RIVIÈRE Maritime Painted Saltbox 265 Petite Rivière Road 902-693-1544, www.paintedsaltbox.cominfo@paintedsaltbox.com877-624-4513 Media: Paintings & prints, wood • Year-round BROOKLYN Cosby’s Garden Centre: Concrete Creations 4122 Highway 3 www.concretecreations.infoconcretecreations.ns@gmail.com902-354-2133 Media: Concrete • Year-round LIVERPOOL Snug Harbour Books & Gourmet 27 Bristol Avenue, at Lane’s Privateer Inn 902-354-3456, www.lanesprivateerinn.cominfo@lanesprivateerinn.com800-794-3332 Media: Multiple media • Year-round • W MERSEY POINT Roger Savage Studio 611 Shore www.rogersavage.carogersavage@eastlink.ca902-354-5431Road Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round PORT MOUTON Coastal Queens Place 8100 Highway 3 pmhostel@eastlink.ca902-947-3140 Media: Multiple media • May 1–Dec 21 Kellough Art Studio 8100 Highway 3 kellough.art@ns.sympatico.ca902-683-2812 Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round SHELBURNE Tottie’s Crafts 24 Dock tottiescrafts.weebly.comtottiescraftsociety@gmail.com902-875-2584Street Media: Multiple media June 1–Oct 15 • W BARRINGTON PASSAGE Clifton Sears Sculptures 55 Highway 330, Unit 12 www.cliftonsears.cacarver@cliftonsears.ca902-635-0042 Media: Multiple media • Year-round • ; CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. UPPER TANTALLON Acadian Maple Products 13578 Peggy’s Cove Road www.acadianmaple.cominfo@acadianmaple.com902-826-2312 Specialty Food • Year-round • NW CHESTER BASIN Tanner & Co. Brewing 50 Angus Hiltz www.tannerbrewing.cadan@tannerbrewing.caRoad Brewery • Year-round Tipping Point Distillers 5478 Highway 3 www.tippingpointdistillers.cainformation@tippingpointdistillers.com902-414-4143 Distillery • Year-round •;W NEW ROSS Bulwark Craft Ciders & Muwin Estate Wines 7155 Highway 12 www.muwinestate.cominfo@muwinestate.com902-681-1545 Cidery, winery • Year-round •; ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,

MAHONE BAY Saltbox Brewing Company 363 Main www.saltboxbrewingcompany.cainfo@saltboxbrewingcompany.ca902-624-0653Street Brewery, cidery • Year-round • W@ The Tea Brewery 503 Main www.teabrewery.comt4u@teabrewery.com902-624-0566Street Specialty food • Year-round • W@ BLOCKHOUSE Boulangerie la Vendéenne 500 Highway www.boulangerielavendeenne.caboulangerie@eastlink.ca902-531-3090325 Specialty food • Year-round •; NEWBURNE Lunenburg County Winery 813 Walburne Road www.canada-wine.com/winery.htmlinfo@canada-wine.com902-644-2415 Specialty food, winery • May 1–Dec 15 LUNENBURG Ironworks Distillery 2 Kempt www.ironworksdistillery.com/companycrafted@ironworksdistillery.com902-640-2424Street Distillery • Year-round • W Lightship Brewery 93 Tannery www.lightshipbrewery.cainfo@lightshipbrewery.ca902-634-9639Road Brewery Brew pub, Cidery • Year-round Shipwright Brewing 82 Montague www.shipwrightbrewing.com902-634-3300Street Brewery • Year-round • N BRIDGEWATER Aubenodt Distillery 699 King www.aubenodtdistillery.comaubenodtdistillery@gmail.com902-527-7971Street Distillery • Year-round FirkinStein Brewing 673 King 902-530-5400Street info@firkinstein.ca • Brewery • Year-round King Street Beer Company 463 King www.kingstreetbeer.cainfo@kingstreetbeer.ca902-541-4757Street Brewery • Year-round • W PETITE RIVIÈRE Petite Rivière Vineyards 1300 Italy Cross Road www.petiterivierevineyards.cainfo@petiterivierevineyards.ca902-693-3033 Winery • Apr 1–Dec 23 •;@ CROUSETOWN Ship Builders Cider 1300 Italy Cross Road www.shipbuilderscider.cainfo@shipbuilderscider.ca902-693-3033 Cidery • May 1–Nov 1 LIVERPOOL Hell Bay Brewing Co. 38 Legion www.hellbaybrewing.comhellbaybrewing@eastlink.ca902-356-3556Street Brewery • SHELBURNEYear-round Boxing Rock Brewing Company 218 Water www.boxingrock.cainfo@boxingrock.ca902-494-9233Street Brewery • Year-round • W RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. UPPER TANTALLON Train Station Bike & Bean 5401 St Margaret’s Bay Road www.bikeandbean.cainfo@bikeandbean.ca902-820-3400 PEGGY’SYear-roundCOVE Sou’Wester Gift & Restaurant 178 Peggy’s Point Road www.peggys-cove.comsouwester@peggys-cove.com902-823-2561 Year-round • W@ INDIAN HARBOUR Café l’Acadie 8369 Peggy’s Cove Road cafelacadie@gmail.com902-446-7771 • W Prelude 8545 Peggy’s Cove Road collinbeddington@gmail.com902-579-9736 Jun 15–Dec 23 • W rhubarb restaurant 8650 Peggy’s Cove Road www.rhubarbrestaurant.cainfo@rhubarbrestaurant.ca902-821-3013 HUBBARDSYear-round Shore Club Lobster Suppers 250 Shore Club Road www.shoreclub.calobster@shoreclub.ca902-857-9555 May 8–Oct 9 • W@ The Tuna Blue Restaurant & Beer Garden 167 Shore Club Road info@tunablue.ca902-857-1790 • www.tunablue.ca May 15–Oct 31 Trellis Café 22 Highway www.trelliscafe.catrelliscafe@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-857-11883 Mar 1–Oct 31 • W CHESTER Fo’c’sle Village Pub 42 Queen www.fosclechester.cominfo@fosclechester.com902-275-1408Street Year-round Kiwi Café 19 Pleasant lynda@kiwicafechester.com902-275-1492Street Year-round • W@ Rope Loft Restaurant & Marina 36 Water www.ropeloft.comwedine@ropeloft.com902-275-3430Street Apr 16–Nov 1 • ;@ CHESTER BASIN The Gold Bean Cafe 21 Beech Hill goldnuggetafn@acadiaband.ca902-627-2914Road Year-round • W NEW ROSS Peasant’s Pantry 4491 Highway 12 www.peasantspantry.cadeli@peasantspantry.ca902-365-5964 Year-round ; WESTERN SHORE Oak and Oar Eatery at Oak Island Resort 36 Treasure www.oakislandresort.ca/dining/la-vistainfo@oakislandresort.ca902-627-4331,Drive800-565-5075 Type: Continental, family dining Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round MAHONE BAY Mateus Bistro 533 Main www.mateusbistro.ca/menus.htmlinfo@mateusbistro.ca902-531-3711Street Year-round Rebecca’s Restaurant 249 Edgewater Street www.rebeccas-restaurant.ca902-531-3313 Jan 16–Dec 31 • W@ The Barn Coffee & Social House 458 Main www.thebarncoffee.comthebarncoffee@gmail.com902-531-2499Street Year-round The Biscuit Eater Café 16 Orchard www.thebiscuiteater.comhello@thebiscuiteater.com902-624-2665Street LUNENBURGYear-round Beach Pea Kitchen & Bar 128 Montague Street www.beachpeakitchen.com902-640-3474 Type: Gourmet, informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • May–Oct • N; Dockside Inn and Restaurant 84 Montague www.docksider.cainfo@docksider.ca902-634-3005Street Year-roundShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft

Grand Banker Seafood Bar & Grill 82 Montague www.grandbanker.cominfo@grandbanker.com902-634-3300,Street800-360-1181 Type: Family dining, pub Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Year-round Lincoln Street Food 200 Lincoln www.lincolnstreetfood.cainfo@lincolnstreetfood.ca902-640-3002Street Type: Informal Licensed • May 1–Dec 31 Old Black Forest Restaurant 10117 Highway 3 www.oldblackforest.careserve@oldblackforest.ca902-634-3600 Type: Family dining Specialty: European, vegetarian Year-round • @ W Old Fish Factory Restaurant & Ice House Bar 68 Bluenose Drive, 2nd floor 902-634-3333, 800-533-9336 www.oldfishfactory.cominfo@oldfishfactory.com Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Fish and chips, seafood Licensed • June 1–Oct 4 • W ;@ Salt Shaker Deli 124 Montague Street www.saltshakerdeli.comsaltshakerdeli@gmail.com902-640-3434 Type: Family dining, gourmet Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • W@ The South Shore Fish Shack 108 Montague Street 902-643-3232 www.southshorefishshack.comcontact@southshorefishshack.com Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Fish and chips, seafood Licensed • May 24–Oct 10 • W@ HEBBVILLE The Blarney Stone Restaurant 16339 Highway 103 www.blarneystonerestaurant.cainfo@blarneystonerestaurant.ca902-543-6229 Type: Family dining Category: Canadian, fish and chips Year-round • ; @ BRIDGEWATER River Pub 750 King www.riverpub.carobbyk@eastlink.ca902-543-1100Street Year-round • W LIVERPOOL Lane’s Privateer Inn 27 Bristol www.lanesprivateerinn.cominfo@lanesprivateerinn.com902-354-3456,Avenue800-794-3332 Type: Cafe/tea room, pub Specialty: Canadian, fish and chips Licensed • Year-round • W@ WHITE POINT Elliot’s Dining Room at White Point Beach Resort 75 White Point Beach Resort Road 902-354-2711 ext 383, www.whitepoint.com/diningdiningroom@whitepoint.com800-565-5068 Type: Informal, lounge Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • W@ SUMMERVILLE CENTRE Quarterdeck Beachside Villas & Grill 7499 Route 902-683-2998,3 www.quarterdeck.ca/qd-grillquarterdeck@eastlink.ca800-565-1119 Type: Informal Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Mar 9–Jan 1 • ;@ SHELBURNE Charlotte Lane 13 Charlotte Seasonalwww.charlottelane.cacharlottelanecafe@gmail.com902-875-3314Lane The Emerald Light Kitchen & Bar 151 Water hello@theemeraldlight.ca902-875-4583Street Year-round • W BARRINGTON PASSAGE Capt. Kat’s Lobster Shack 3723 Highway 3 www.captkatslobstershack.weebly.com902-637-3728 Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Year-round W WOODS HARBOUR The Haddock Shack 6435 Highway pronovamarine.ca/haddock-shack-1info@pronovamarine.ca3 Seasonal OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. HATCHET LAKE Indian Lake Golf Course 199 Old Coach Road www.indianlakegolfcourse.caclubhouse@indianlakegolfcourse.ca902-876-8844 Category: Golf Courses • Year-round PROSPECT East Coast Outfitters 2017 Lower Prospect Road 902-852-2567, 877-852-2567 www.eastcoastoutfitters.cominfo@eastcoastoutfitters.com Category: Equipment Rentals } May 1–Oct 31 • W; BAYSIDE Granite Springs Golf Club 4441 Prospect Road www.granitespringsgolf.cominfo@granitespringsgolf.com902-852-4653 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Nov 8 • W TANTALLON Shining Waters Marine 148 Nautical www.shiningwaters.caservice@shiningwaters.ca902-826-3625Way Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Year-round • W UPPER TANTALLON Jerry Lawrence Provincial Parkv 4775 St. Margaret’s Bay Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/jerry-lawrenceparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct • W Train Station Bike & Bean 5401 St Margaret’s Bay Road www.bikeandbean.cainfo@bikeandbean.ca902-820-3400 Category: Equipment Rentals K Year-round • W QUEENSLAND Cleveland Beach Provincial Parkv 8878 St. Margaret’s Bay Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/cleveland-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct Queensland Beach Provincial Parkv 9600 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/queensland-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca3 Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches HUBBARDSMay–Oct Bishop Park 15 Shore Club Road Category: Parks • Year-round • W Freewheeling Adventures 2118 Route www.freewheeling.cabicycle@freewheeling.ca902-857-3600,329800-672-0775 Category: Equipment Rentals {K} Year-round Hubbards Cove Rentals 204 B Highway 329 www.hubbardscoverentals.cahubbardscoverentals@gmail.com902-452-3751 Category: Equipment Rentals • }K Year-round Hubbards Provincial Parkv 9 Yacht Club parks.novascotia.ca/content/hubbardsparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct The Tuna Blue Inn & Marina 167 Shore Club Road www.tunablue.cainfo@tunablue.ca902-857-1790 Category: Equipment Rentals•}•May 15–Oct 3 BAYSWATER Bayswater Beach Provincial Parkv 4015 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/bayswater-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca329 Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches EASTMay–OctRIVER East River Provincial Parkv 2177 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/east-riverparkinfo@novascotia.ca3 Category: Parks • May–Oct ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants

EAST CHESTER Graves Island Provincial Parkv 230 Graves Island parks.novascotia.ca/content/graves-islandparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W CHESTER Chester Golf Club 222 Golf Course Road www.chestergolfclub.cainfo@chestergolfclub.ca902-275-4543 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 Chester Yacht Club 21 South www.chesteryachtclub.cacycmanager@chesteryachtclub.ca902-275-3747Street Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Seasonal • W Discovery Sailing www.discoverysailing.comdave@discoverysailing.com902-275-8377 Category: Learn-to-Sail Vacations June 1–Sept 30 Rope Loft Marina 36 Water www.ropeloft.comwedine@ropeloft.com902-275-3430Street Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 6–Oct 24 • ; The Kayak Shack 89 Water Street / 106 Duke Street www.kayakshack.capiers@tfts.ca902-221-2298 Category: Sailing Instruction; Equipment Rentals {K} • May 15–Oct 15 CHESTER BASIN Gold River Marina 242 Demont www.goldrivermarina.cominfo@goldrivermarina.com902-275-1322Road Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Apr 1–Nov SHERWOOD1 Card Lake Provincial Parkv 3895 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/card-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca14 Category: Parks • May–Oct Sherwood Golf & Country Club 500 Sherwood Road www.eden.travel/sherwoodsdowling@homburg.com902-275-4956 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 26–Oct 31 WESTERN SHORE Oak Island Marina & Outdoor Adventure Centre 36 Treasure www.oakislandresort.ca/activities/marinainfo@oakislandresort.ca902-627-2600,Drive800-565-5075 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs; Equipment Rentals }fK• May 15–Oct 15 MAHONE BAY Sail Mahone Bay 189 Hirtle Cove Road sailmahonebay@auracom.com902-624-8864 Category: Learn-to-Sail Vacations June 15–Oct 1 • ; Sweet Ride Cycling 523 Main www.sweetridecycling.cominfo@sweetridecycling.com902-531-3026Street Category: Equipment Rentals K SECONDYear-roundPENINSULA Second Peninsula Provincial Parkv 781 Second Peninsula parks.novascotia.ca/content/second-peninsulaparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct LUNENBURG Bluenose Golf Club 18 Cove www.bluenosegolfclub.comcontact@bluenosegolfclub.com902-634-4260Road Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 Lunenburg Waterfront Marina 146 Bluenose Drive www.developns.ca/marinaslunenburgmarina@developns.ca902-521-3012 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 1–Oct 31 • W Lunenburg Bicycle Shop 151 Montague Street www.lunenburgbikeshop.comlunenburg.bike.studio@gmail.com902-521-6115 Category: Equipment Rentals K Year-round Spartan Ocean Racing & Training 26 Duke 902-634-3536,Street www.spartanoceanracing.cominfo@spartanoceanracing.com844-864-2434 Category: Sailing Instruction Year-round Trot in Time Carriage Tours 72 Bluenose www.trotintime.cainfo@trotintime.ca902-298-5523Drive Category: Buggy Rides May 15–Oct 15 • ; BLUE ROCKS Pleasant Paddling 245 The Point Road www.pleasantpaddling.cominfo@pleasantpaddling.com902-541-9233 Category: Equipment Rentals } May 1–Sept 30 PINE GROVE Osprey Ridge Golf Club 492 Harold Whynot Road www.ospreyridge.cainfo@ospreyridge.ca902-543-6666 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 • W COOKVILLE Cookville Provincial Parkv 1119 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/cookvilleparkinfo@novascotia.ca10 Category: Parks • May–Oct Splashifax 28 E Hebb www.splashifax.comsplashifax@gmail.comLane June 16–Sep CONQUERALL16 MILLS Fancy Lake Provincial Parkv 854 Conquerall Mills parks.novascotia.ca/content/fancy-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct DUBLIN SHORE Cape LaHave Adventures 14 Bells Cove www.capelahaveadventures.cainfo@capelahaveadventures.ca902-693-2023,Road877-413-1935 Category: Equipment Rentals } May 1–Oct 31 CRESCENT BEACH Rissers Beach Provincial Parkv 5366 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/rissers-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca331 Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–Oct • ; PETITE RIVIÈRE Swell Time Board Co. www.swelltimeboard.cosurf.petite@gmail.com902-521-3397 Category: Surfing; Equipment Rentals PORTYear-roundMEDWAY Port Medway Lighthouse Park 1687 Port Medway Road heritage/port-medway-lighthousewww.regionofqueens.com/map/culture-info@regionofqueens.com902-354-5741 Category: Parks • Year-round • ; BEACH MEADOWS Beach Meadows Beach Park Beach Meadows Beach beach-meadows-beachwww.regionofqueens.com/map/beaches/info@regionofqueens.comRoad Category: Unsupervised Beaches Year-round • ; BROOKLYN Brooklyn Marina 100 Shore brooklynmarina2015.wordpress.combrooklynmarina2015@gmail.com902-354-4028Road Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 1–Oct 31 • ;ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Outdoors

LIVERPOOL Peter Lavender Fishing Guide Services 15 Mersey www.peterlavender.cainfo@peterlavender.ca902-354-5870Avenue Category: Fishing Guides • Year-round MILTON Pine Grove Park 44 Highway trails/pine-grove-parkwww.regionofqueens.com/map/parks-info@regionofqueens.com902-354-57418 Category: Parks • Year-round • W SOUTH BROOKFIELD Camerons Brook Provincial Parkv 7900 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/camerons-brookparkinfo@novascotia.ca8 Category: Parks • May–Oct MIDDLEFIELD Ten Mile Lake Provincial Parkv 3933 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/ten-mile-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca8 Category: Parks • May–Oct MAITLAND BRIDGE Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic SiteP 3005 Main pc.gc.ca/kejimkujikkejimkujik@pc.gc.ca902-682-2772,Parkway888-773-8888 Category: National Parks • Year-round WHITE POINT Vinal Smith – Fishing Guide 5 Rose Lane, White Point vinalsmith@eastlink.ca902-356-2498 Category: Fishing Guide Apr 15–Oct 30 • ; White Point Golf Club 75 White Point Beach Resort Road 902-683-2485, www.whitepoint.com/white-point-golf-clubgolf@whitepoint.com800-565-5068 Category: Golf Courses • May 15–Oct 31 SUMMERVILLE CENTRE Summerville Beach Provincial Parkv 7533 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/summerville-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca3 Category: Parks • May–Oct Rossignol Surf Shop Summerville Beach Provincial Park www.rossignolsurfshop.comnormanjb@eastlink.ca902-350-6053 Category: Surfing; Equipment Rentals May 20–Sept 30 PORT JOLI Kejimkujik National Park SeasideP 1188 St Catherine’s River Road 902-682-2772, pc.gc.ca/keji-seasidekejimkujik@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 Category: National Parks Year-round • ; EAST PORT L’HÉBERT Port l’Hebert Provincial Parkv 11183 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/port-l’hebertparkinfo@novascotia.ca103 Category: Parks • May–Oct Thomas Raddall Provincial Parkv 529 Raddall Park parks.novascotia.ca/content/thomas-raddallparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W SABLE RIVER Sable River Provincial Parkv 140 West Sable River parks.novascotia.ca/content/sable-riverparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct SHELBURNE Borrow My Boards SUP Board Rentals 43 Ann borrowmyboards@gmail.com902-512-0183Street May 30–Oct 1 Sea Dog Kayak & Bike Rentals 1 Dock innerharborinn.comallan@theseadog.com902-875-1131Street Category: Equipment Rentals K} Year-round Shelburne Harbour Yacht Club 107 Water www.shyc.cashyc@eastlink.ca902-875-4757Street Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 15–Oct 15 • W REID’S HILL The Islands Provincial Parkv 183 Islands Park parks.novascotia.ca/content/islandsparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W CLYDE RIVER River Hills Golf & Country Club 310 Port Clyde Road www.riverhillsgolf.cariverhillsgolf@gmail.com902-637-2415 Category: Golf Courses • Mar 1–Oct 31 • W VILLAGEDALE Sand Hills Beach Provincial Parkv 28 Sand Hills Beach Park Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/sand-hills-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct BARRINGTON Wild Axe Productions 5 Petticoat www.wildaxe.comxlsports@mac.com902-637-7609Lane Category: Novelty Activities June 15–Oct 30 • ; CAPE SABLE ISLAND The Hawk Beach www.barringtonmunicipality.comvisitbarrington@gmail.com902-637-2015 Category: Parks • Year-round TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. HUBLEY St. Margaret’s Bay Trail 33 km (part of Rum Runners Trail) 4268 St Margarets Bay www.stmargaretsbaytrails.comstmargaretstrail@eastlink.caRoad Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W HUBBARDS Aspotogan Trail 11 km (part of Rum Runners Trail) 115 Highway www.destinationtrailsnovascotia.comrecreation@chester.ca3 Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • ; EAST RIVER Castle Rock 4.5 km 7846 Highway 329 rock-clubwww.tourismchester.ca/experience/castle-recreation@chester.ca(parking) Trail Uses: YK>Ly • Year-round MARTIN’S RIVER Chester Connection Trail 35 km (part of Rum Runners Trail) near 24 Shingle Mill www.destinationtrailsnovascotia.comrecreation@chester.caRoad Trail Uses: YK>LSsy MAHONEYear-roundBAY Dynamite Trail 10 km (part of Rum Runners Trail) Mahone Bay to Martin’s River, Wye www.rumrunnerstrail.caStreet Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W LUNENBURG TO HALIFAX Rum Runners Trail 119 km Dufferin trails/rum-runners-trailwww.destinationtrailsnovascotia.com/recreation@chester.caStreet Trail Uses: >YKLSsy Year-roundLUNENBURG Bay to Bay Trail 10 km (part of Rum Runners Trail) Lunenburg to Mahone Bay, Maple www.rumrunnerstrail.caAvenue Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W FELTZEN SOUTH Ovens Natural Park Sea Cave Trail 326 Ovens Road 1.5 km www.ovenspark.cominfo@ovenspark.com Trail Uses: Y'L • May 14–Oct 11 • ; ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Trails/Outdoors

NEW GERMANY South Shore/Annapolis Valley Trails New Germany to Bridgetown 122 km and to Hwy 208, Queens County, Goose Chase municipal-trailswww.modl.ca/recreation/parks-trails/Road Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Seasonal • ; DAYSPRING Miller Point Peace Park 3 km 13905 Highway trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/l008.html3 Trail Uses: KLSy • Seasonal • W Municipal Activity 10 km & Recreation Complex 33 Leary Fraser trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/l006.htmlRoad Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round • ; BRIDGEWATER Adventure Trail 15 km Bridgewater to Mahone Bay, Glen Allan municipal-trailswww.modl.ca/recreation/parks-trails/Drive Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W Bull Run Trail 27 km Bridgewater to Queens County, 5 William Wile entries/thing-to-do/bull-run-trailwww.lunenburgregion.ca/index.php/Road Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W LIVERPOOL Trestle Trail 3.5 km 159 Bristol parks-trails/trestle-trailhttps://www.regionofqueens.com/map/info@regionofqueens.comAvenue Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round • W MAITLAND BRIDGE Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic SiteP 3005 Main pc.gc.ca/kejimkujikkejimkujik@pc.gc.caParkway Year-round Beech Grove Trail 2 km Trail Uses: YLK Farmlands 1 km Trail Uses: YL Flowing Waters Trail 1 km Trail Uses: YLK Grafton Woods 3 km Trail Uses: YL Hemlocks and Hardwoods Trail 5 km Trail Uses: YL Mersey River 3.3 km Trail Uses: YKL Mill Falls 2 km Trail Uses: YL Peter Point Trail 4 km Trail Uses: YKL Rogers Brook 1 km Trail Uses: YL Slapfoot Trail 3 km Trail Uses: YKL Snake Lake Trail 3 km Trail Uses: YL Ukme’k Trail 6.3 km Trail Uses: YKLy PORT JOLI Harbour Rocks Trail – 5.5 km Kejimkujik SeasideP 1188 St Catherine’s River Road pc.gc.ca/keji-seasidekejimkujik@pc.gc.ca Trail Uses: YL • Year-round • ; Port Joli Head Trail – 7 km Kejimkujik SeasideP 1188 St Catherine’s River Road 902-682-2772, pc.gc.ca/keji-seasidekejimkujik@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 Trail Uses: YL • Year-round SABLE RIVER Tom Tigney & Foot Bridge 3.5 km Walking Trails near East Sable trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/s005.htmlRoad Trail Uses: YK>LSy LOCKEPORTYear-round Lockeport Walking Trail 4 km 157 Locke lockeportrec@ns.aliantzinc.caStreet Trail Uses: YKL • Year-round • W; JORDAN FALLS Jordan River Trail 3 km 146 Haydens trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/s006.htmlRoad Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round BIRCHTOWN Black Loyalist Heritage Trail 1.5 km 119 Old Birchtown www.blackloyalist.comshari@blackloyalist.comRoad Trail Uses: YKLSy• Year-round • ; BARRINGTON PASSAGE Barrington Bay Trail 2 km Highway us/trailswww.barringtonmunicipality.com/visiting-330 Trail Uses: YK>L • Year-round • ; Sherose Island Nature Trail 2 km 12 Park Lane, Barrington us/trailswww.barringtonmunicipality.com/visiting-Arena Trail Uses: YKL• Year-round • ; WOODS HARBOUR Woods Harbour Trail 1.5 km Woods Harbour Station us/trailswww.barringtonmunicipality.com/visiting-Road Trail Uses: YK>L • Year-round • ; TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Halifax u South Shore u Yarmouth & Acadian Shores u Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley u Northumberland Shore u Cape Breton u Eastern Shore BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Bluenose II 121 Bluenose Drive, Lunenburg bluenose.novascotia.cashorecrew@bluenose2crew.ca855-640-3177 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Tour Types: b • June 1–Sept 30 • W Four Winds Charters Various departure points, Boutilier’s Point www.fourwindscharters.comanna_merlin@hotmail.com902-826-2562 Tour Types: Ytf • May 31–Oct 31 • ; LaHave River Boat Tours 233 LaHave Street, Bridgewater www.lahaveriverboattours.comdenniswoodworth@gmail.com902-541-0889 Tour Types: Ytb • May 30–Oct 28 Lunenburg Heritage Fishing Tours Fisheries Museum wharf, Lunenburg 902-640-3535, www.boattour.cainfo@boattour.ca877-386-3535 Tour Types: Ytf May 20–Sept 30 • ; Lunenburg Ocean Adventures Fisheries Museum wharf, Lunenburg 902-521-0251 wflower@eastlink.ca www.lunenburgoceanadventures.com Tour Types: YDtf May 1–Oct 31 • ; Peggy’s Cove Boat Tours Government Wharf, Peggy’s Cove www.peggyscoveboattours.cominfo@peggyscoveboattours.com902-541-9177 Tour Types: Ytf • June 1–Oct 15 • ; Sail and See, A Sailing Experience 683 Main Street, Mahone Bay www.sailandsee.cainfo@sailandsee.ca902-541-0399 Tour Types: tb• June 15–Oct 15 Sail Lunenburg Star Charters Fisheries Museum wharf, Lunenburg 902-634-3535, www.novascotiasailing.cominfo@novascotiasailing.com877-247-7075 Tour Types: Ytb May 20–Sept 19 • ; Salty Dog Tours 36 Treasure Drive, Western Shore www.saltydogtours.comahoy@saltydogtours.com902-300-4108 Tour Types: Yt • May 6–Nov. 9 • W Spartan Ocean Racing & Training 26 Duke Street, Lunenburg 902-634-3536, www.spartanoceanracing.cominfo@spartanoceanracing.com844-864-2434 Tour Types: b • Year-roundShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails

Types: {}• May 15–Oct 15 MULTI-DAY TOURS Aberdeen Bus Tours & Charters 22 Rachel Avenue, White’s Lake 902-850-3377,

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Tour www.aberdeenbustours.cainfo@aberdeenbustours.ca866-831-2277

Branch www.samswoodlandtours.comsamwoodlandtours@gmail.com902-523-5444

Tour www.candleboxkayaking.commatt@candleboxkayaking.com902-637-7115Shelburne

Locations: uuuuuu Year-roundNATURE& WILDLIFE Open Top Tours of Nova Scotia www.opentoptours.cainfo@opentoptours.ca902-499-6674Hubley

Tour Types: Y} • May 1–Oct 31 • W Cape LaHave Adventures 14 Bells Cove Road, Dublin Shore 902-693-2023, www.capelahaveadventures.cainfo@capelahaveadventures.ca877-413-1935 Tour Types: Y{} • May 1–Oct 31 East Coast Outfitters 2017 Lower Prospect Road, Prospect 902-852-2567, 877-852-2567 www.eastcoastoutfitters.cominfo@eastcoastoutfitters.com Tour Locations: uu Tour Types: Y{L} May 1–Oct 31 • W; Lunenburg Bicycle Shop 151 Montague Street, Lunenburg www.lunenburgbikeshop.comlunenburg.bike.studio@gmail.com902-521-6115 Tour Types: K • Year-round Lunenburg Paddling Adventours and Rentals Highway 332, Back Harbour, Lunenburg www.lunenburgpaddling.bizmikekayaking@gmail.com902-298-8191 Tour Types: Y} • Year-round Open Top Tours of Nova Scotia www.opentoptours.cainfo@opentoptours.ca902-499-6674Hubley Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Tour Types: tL • Year-round Pleasant Paddling 245 The Point Road, Blue Rocks www.pleasantpaddling.cominfo@pleasantpaddling.com902-541-9233 Tour Types: Y} • May 1–Sept 30 Swell Time Board Co. Petite www.swelltimeboard.cosurf.petite@gmail.com902-521-3397Rivière Year-round The Kayak Shack 89 Water Street / 106 Duke Street, www.kayakshack.capiers@tfts.ca902-221-2298Chester Tour Types: Y{K} • May 15–Oct 15 SIGHTSEEING & DAY TOURS Aberdeen Bus Tours & Charters 22 Rachel Avenue, White’s Lake 902-850-3377, www.aberdeenbustours.cainfo@aberdeenbustours.ca866-831-2277 Tour Locations: uuuuuu Year-round Lunenburg Walking Tours 97 Kaulbach Street, Lunenburg www.lunenburgwalkingtours.cominfo@lunenburgwalkingtours.com902-521-6867 June 1–Oct 30 Open Top Tours of Nova Scotia www.opentoptours.cainfo@opentoptours.ca902-499-6674Hubley Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-round Seaweed Tours 33 Shore Road, Lunenburg www.seaweedtours.cominfo@seaweedtours.com902-529-1052 May 1–Oct 31 Trot in Time Buggy Rides 62 Bluenose Drive, Lunenburg www.trotintime.cainfo@trotintime.ca902-634-8917 May 15–Oct 15 • ; WALKING TOURS Lunenburg Walking Tours 97 Kaulbach Street, Lunenburg www.lunenburgwalkingtours.cominfo@lunenburgwalkingtours.com902-521-6867 May 15–Oct 30 ShoreSouthNovaScotia.com Tours

Wild Island Adventures 65 Lawrence Street, Lunenburg www.sailwildislands.comsailwildislands@gmail.com902-579-1730

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Locations: uuuuuuu Tour Types: tL • Year-round Peter Lavender Fishing Guide Services 15

www.liverpooladventureoutfitters.cominfo@liverpooladventureoutfitters.com

Types: Ytf Apr 15–Oct 30 • ; OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Candlebox Kayaking Shelburne Harbour Yacht Club and Marina,

Types: L • Year-round Vinal Smith – Fishing Guide 5 Rose Lane, White Point www.vinalsmith.comvinalsmith@yahoo.ca902-356-2498

Tour 902-354-2702Liverpool

Types: Yf • Year-round Sam’s Woodland Tours 3737

Avenue, Liverpool www.peterlavender.cainfo@peterlavender.ca902-354-5870

Tour Upper Branch Road, Upper

Locations: uuu Tour Types: Ybw • June 16–Sept 15 MULTI-ACTIVITY ADVENTURE Liverpool Adventure Outfitters 4003 Sandy Cove Road (Highway 3),

62 Cape Forchu Lighthouse YARMOUTH & ACADIAN SHORES ShoresAcadian&YarmouthNovaScotia.com

Get on the water with Song of the Paddle and enjoy the Yarmouth “à la kayak” Harbour Tour. Get up close to ﬁshing boats, sea birds and see a working waterfront. Afterwards, paddle up dockside and watch as your lunch of fish and chips is delivered right to your kayak!

destination—Acadian Skies and Mi’kmaq Lands—as designated by the International Starlight Foundation. Here you can discover dark skies like nowhere else, with brilliant stars from distant galaxies shining against the night sky. Located within the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve, this region oﬀers scenic coastal drives, quaint fishing villages, and untouched landscapes. The relaxed atmosphere coupled with the rich local culture allows you to enjoy all that the region has to oﬀer at your own pace. This is a place to reset—there is no rush hour, no stress, no worry. This is where you can begin your Nova Scotia experience, exploring nature and culture with room to breathe.

48 Hours Exploring

A ernoon Stop in to the Argyler Lodge and lunch on an array of seafood options from chowder to lobster poutine. Then, head for the coast to check out Cape Forchu Lighthouse. After, head back into Yarmouth and enjoy a cra beer tasting at Heritage Brewing Evening Enjoy a casual dinner at Rudders Seafood Restaurant on the patio overlooking the harbour. A erwards, meet up at the Frost Park gazebo for an Eerie and Ominous Yarmouth Walking Tour, which tells the folklore of the area.

A ernoon Continue your coastal adventure as you head to Mavillette Beach Provincial Park and Cape Saint Mary Lighthouse Park. Splash in the waters of this 1.5-kilometre sandy beach followed by breathtaking vistas at the lighthouse park, just 5 minutes up the road.

Visit Le Village historique acadien de la NouvelleÉcosse to learn about life in Pubnico, the world’s oldest Acadian settlement, in the early-1900s. Costumed interpreters share stories of the time.

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There’s a bit of magic in Yarmouth & Acadian Shores. It’s quiet and peaceful, yet full of adventure. This is where the land meets the sea. And where the darkest skies let the stars shine their brightest. It’s where the food is fresh and local, and the music is too. It’s where everything comes together. It’s where the stars align. This region is part of North America’s ﬁrst starlight

Smuggler’s Cove Provincial Park Pubnico to Church Point Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

Where the stars align

Traditions, music, and food have been more than preserved here—they flourish. Pick up a phrase from our Acadian patois (dialect), or stroll through the Town of Yarmouth’s Heritage District and be charmed by unique Victorian homes. Experience the vibrant culture and joie-de-vivre this region has to oﬀer! Belliveau Cove Art Market

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Evening Dine on succulent scallops from Digby, the Scallop Capital of the World. Then experience Acadian Skies & Mi’kmaq Lands , the first designated starlight destination in North America by taking in a guided night hike departing from Le Petit Bois Church in Church Point on Thursdays. Can’t make it Thursdays? Stay in a CJA Yurt and soak in the incredible dark skies on your own time.

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Sandford Drawbridge Stop by the Sandford Wharf and check out the smallest operating drawbridge in the world. You can walk over the bridge and get a nice vantage point of the wharf, ﬁshing boats and surrounding waters. Be sure to snap a photo of yourself atop this unique structure.

Seaside walking trails await, Cape Forchu Lighthouse Enjoy a magnificent ocean view from a past winner of “Canada’s Greatest Public Space.” Explore the Leif Erikson Park trails and look-off points in the 17-acre seaside park, and finish with visits to the museum, café, and local cra shop. Pedal your way here—a gentle, rolling ride, only 10 kilometres from Yarmouth.

Experience true Acadian hospitality with local music along the panoramic coast of St. Mary’s Bay, as you navigate inland and coastal roads. And a er all that, fresh lobster and live music are your rewards. There are ﬁve rides for all skill levels, from 35 to 161 kilometres.

Le Petit Bois Interpretive Trail, Church Point

Port Maitland Beach Provincial Park, Port Maitland Stroll along this 1-kilometre sand-and-cobble beach or take a dip in the ocean. Pack a lunch to enjoy at the picnic tables overlooking the shore. The nearby wharf and fishing boats are favourites for painters and photographers. Mavillette Beach Provincial Park and Cape Saint Mary Lighthouse Park Two spectacular outdoor sites within a 5-minute drive! Mavillette is home to a breathtaking 1.5-kilometre sandy beach, backed by fragile marram grass–covered dunes protected by boardwalks. Low tide exposes sand flats; then the hot sand warms the water. Yoga, the Cape to Cliff Beach Run event, and surfboard rentals and lessons are available here. Take the short drive to Cape Saint Mary Lighthouse Park, where dramatic cliffs and breathtaking sunsets await. Pack a picnic and enjoy the ocean vistas, interpretive panels, viewing scope and a monument honouring those from Clare who have been lost at sea.

Heritage in Your Hand self-guided tour, Yarmouth

Bucket-list cycling, Gran Fondo Baie Sainte-Marie Ride in the largest cycling event east of Quebec!

The 2022 event will occur on September 18. Back-country adventures in the Tobeatic Wilderness Area With dozens of remote lakes, the “Toby” and the adjacent Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site together protect 142,000 hectares. Considered the heart of the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve, it’s a stronghold for moose, black bear, bobcat, river otter, coastal plain plants, Blanding’s turtles, and the rarely seen pine marten. The area is isolated—pack appropriate gear, and consider booking a guide with Whynot Adventure Outﬁtters.

Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park, Deerﬁeld Overnight camping, supervised swimming, sensational stargazing, and walking trails make this park the ideal outdoor escape. Heritage in Your Hand self-guided tour, Yarmouth Built between 1850 and 1900, beautifully preserved examples of Queen Anne, Gothic revival, Georgian, and vernacular architecture are located throughout Yarmouth. Click here to download the Heritage in Your Hand app for a self-guided tour. It will guide you through Yarmouth’s heritage district with interactive maps, videos, and stories about these fantastic homes.

Take a self-guided or guided interpretive walk to discover the Acadian history and natural beauty of the region. Observe local wildlife and unique plants, and learn about duck and owl habitats. A lighthouse-shaped observatory oﬀers an outdoor deck and equipment for sea-bird and seal watching. Stop by the Acadian Interpretive Centre in the nearby Rendez-vous de la Baie Visitor Centre and learn about the fascinating history of the Acadians in this area.

The Yarmouth & Acadian Shores region offers intrepid explorers an exciting array of off-the-beaten-path experiences for every fitness level.

Outdoor adventures

East Coast Paddle Company, Tusket Explore waters around the Yarmouth area on a stand-up paddleboard. Early birds can rise and shine with a sunrise paddle to start the day right. For the night owls, a scenic sunset paddle around Yarmouth Harbour may be more enjoyable. For everyone else, daytime tours, lessons and rentals are available

Belliveau Cove

These suggestions will help you enjoy the deﬁnitive Yarmouth & Acadian Shores experience; it’s renowned for its colourful ﬁshing villages, rich Acadian history, and laidback way of life since 1653.

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This foodie adventure begins with a tour of Yarmouth Harbour. Your guides—and local lobster ﬁshermen— will share stories of life on the water and get you clapping along to local tunes. Docking at Yarmouth Bar, you’ll enjoy a wharfside, three-course lobster dinner, made with local ingredients, paired with Nova Scotia wine and beer, and complete with live music and dancing!

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Enjoy fresh lobster, clams, and snow crab cooked on a wharf in Belliveau Cove. Absorb the beautiful view of St. Mary’s Bay and take in live music during this authentic Acadian experience on Friday evenings from late June through August.

Beachside lobster supper

Savour the Sea Oceanside Lobster Dinner

Climb to the very top of Cape Forchu Lighthouse! That’s seventy-seven steps if you’re counting. During this one of a kind tour enjoy panoramic views of Cape Forchu and Yarmouth Harbour, and learn about the life of a lightkeeper.

Starlight Culinary Escape Trout Point Lodge, East Kemptville Indulge in a luxury wilderness escape at the world’s ﬁrst starlight hotel, Trout Point Lodge. Savour an artfully prepared Nova Scotia gourmet dinner, featuring courses curated by your chef and sommelier then, with your guide, wind your way along the river and through the forest, where the depths of the night sky are revealed.

Lobster Bay Culinary Adventures, Argyler Lodge, Lower Argyle

Your culinary adventure begins with a guided walk to the beach, where you will help build a wood ﬁre to boil your own freshly caught lobsters. The Argyler chefs will provide pots, lobsters, and local expertise.

Experience 350 years of Acadian culture

Join local ﬁshermen onboard their working lobster boat and discover a way of life that has fueled Nova Scotia for generations. Learn how to “pull” a lobster trap, and savour fresh seafood in a private island shanty while enjoying live Acadian music played by your ﬁshermen!

Night hike and stargazing at its best Acadian Skies & Mi’kmaq Lands, located in Argyle, Clare, and Yarmouth municipalities, is the ﬁrst designated starlight destination in North America. Soak up the history of the stars, mythology, and astronomy under the skies over Acadie. Enjoy a guided night hike leaving from Le Petit Bois in Church Point, participate in the Starlight Festival, learn the basics of navigating the night sky by booking a tour at the Deep Sky Eye Observatory, or indulge in stargazing at Trout Point Lodge, a certiﬁed Starlight Hotel in East Kemptville.

Not-to-be-missed experiences

Seafood and seafaring Tusket Island Tours, Wedgeport

Le Village historique acadien de la Nouvelle-Écosse, West Pubnico

Les Beaux Vendredis Seafood Suppers

John’s Cove Wharf (Yarmouth Bar), Yarmouth

Savour home-cooked Acadian cuisine, hear the Acadian dialect, and learn about ﬁshing and farming traditions at this early-1900s seaside village. Discover Acadian heritage as you meet costumed interpreters on this beautiful 17-acre site overlooking Pubnico Harbour.

Paintings, pottery, carvings, folk art, and other unique pieces inspired by the people, land and sea of this region will make the perfect momento from your visit.

Acadian Shores artisans

Be sure to stop by individual studios or the outdoor art market in Bellievau Cove on Sundays from July 3 to September 4. Living Wharves

Musée des Acadiens des Pubnicos, West Pubnico

Local brews and vineyards

The Acadians, and the Mi’kmaw before them, have been expertly digging delicious clams along the tide-washed shores of Saint Mary’s Bay for centuries. Enjoy getting your hands in the sand as you learn this age-old art from a local expert. Over 20 dates oﬀered.

Getting Here Yarmouth & Acadian Shores

Enjoy a guided tour as you sit back and sample of some of Southwest Nova’s best cra beverages. Round out your experience by selecting a tour that includes a lobster boil at a lighthouse or a beachside oyster shuck and lobster dinner.

Splice rope for lobster traps with a fisherman, while breathing in the ocean air and feeling the breeze. Don’t miss “Living Wharves,” a hands-on opportunity for visitors to discover the tools and skills of our fishery and hear tall tales from real fishermen. Visit website for more information.

Tusket Falls Brewing Company Sample a cra beer on the spacious patio as you bask in the tranquil nature surrounding this picturesque location. Dig for Clams!

Yarmouth Walking Tours

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Acadian people through music, cra s, and food sampling, with the world’s oldest Acadian history at your ﬁngertips.

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66 Acadians are descendants of French settlers who arrived in Nova Scotia in the early 1600s. Acadians have maintained their culture, and they love sharing this with visitors. Jump into the joie-de-vivre by sampling Rappie Pie, practicing your French with the locals, and learning how invigorating a “grou tyme” can really be.

Discover Acadian history

Every town has its stories and secrets, including Yarmouth! Explore Yarmouth on foot as you enjoy historic stories and maritime folklore ranging from pirates to crime to lighthouse keepers, set against the backdrop of Yarmouth Harbour.

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The CAT ferry, Bar Harbor Travellers can walk or drive aboard The CAT ferry in Bar Harbor, Maine, USA and enjoy a relaxing journey to Nova Scotia. For sailing times and reservations: www.ferries.ca/thecat 1-877-762-7245

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Wine & Beer Tours of Nova Scotia

Suds and serenity

Visit one of Nova Scotia’s newest distilleries. Opened in 2021, this boatbuilding shop turned cra distillery offers up small batch vodka, including Salted Caramel flavoured vodka with gin launching in 2022. Sample their signture cocktails when you stop by. Live music is also offered on some evenings.

Uncover stories and secrets

Le Village historique acadien, West Pubnico

Seaside BoatskegdistillingDistilling Co., Lower West Pubnico

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Fundy SURETTE’S ISLAND Le Logis des Abbés Vacation Rental qH $700 weekly; no tax 82 Tittle p3986439www.vrbo.com/en-ca/cottage-rental/tusguy@eastlink.ca902-648-3347Road D,S•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30 WEDGEPORT Auberge Thon Jaune ccccc H $165–360 2453 Highway 334 www.yellowtuna.cainfo@yellowtuna.ca902-748-2015 Q,D,T•Ens bath•@ Suite: 2 • YARMOUTHYear-round Best Western Mermaid pccccJJ H $106–160, XP $10 545 Main www.bwmermaid.comyarmouth@bwmermaid.com902-742-7821,Street800-772-2774 K,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Motel: 45 • Year-round Comfort Inn Yarmouth "pccccJJ $109–215, XP $10 96 Starrs 902-742-1119,Road www.choicehotels.com/cn253cn253.fo2@innvesthotels.com800-228-5150 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Motel: 78 • Year-round Eastside Village Homes pccccH $100–159 5–17 Cloverdale Court www.yarmouthrentals.cajack@yarmouthrentals.ca902-240-3880 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Suite: 8 • Year-round Lakelawn Motel pcccdH $89–179, XP $6 641 Main Street (Highway 1) 902-742-3588, www.lakelawnmotel.comlakelawn641motel@gmail.com877-664-0664 Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Buff b’fast•@ B&B: 4 Motel: 21• Year-round MacKinnon-Cann House Historic Inn qccccd $169–229 27 Willow www.mackinnoncanninn.cominnmanager@eastlink.ca902-742-9900,Street866-698-3142 Q,D,T•Ens bath•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 7 • Year-round Prince Lane Cottage Rentals qH $95–160 24 Albert frost.harryd@gmail.com902-815-6449Street Q,S•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 1 Suite: 1• Year-round YARMOUTH & ACADIAN SHORES LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. PUBNICO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) MIDDLE WEST PUBNICO Red Cap Motel & Restaurant "p cccc $85–130, XP $10 1034 Highway 335 www.redcaprestaurantandmotel.comredcaprestaurant@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-762-2112 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 6 • Year-round ARGYLE SOUND Argyle By The Sea Bed & Breakfast 848 Argyle Sound Road $90–105 georgegoodwin@hotmail.com902-740-2469 K,Q,T•Ens, pvt or shared bath•72-hr CXL Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Argyle Sound Cottages pcccc H $120–150 536 Argyle Sound Road www.argylesoundcottages.comcraigprouty@eastlink.ca902-648-7821 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • Year-round LOWER ARGYLE Argyler Lodge p,cccc $115–235 52 Ye Olde Argyle Road 902-643-2500, www.argyler.cominfo@argyler.com866-774-0400 Q•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•@ Inn: 5 • Apr 1–Nov 26 END OF PUBNICO AREA YARMOUTH ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) TUSKET Deep Sky Eye Observatory Sky Bubbles qH $99-199 338 Frotten www.deepskyeye.comtim@deepskyeye.com902-648-2723Road Q,D•Pvt or shared bath•@ Cabin: 3 • Cottage: 1 • Year-round Rodd Grand Yarmouth pcccd $101–161, XP $10 417 Main www.roddgrandyarmouth.comgrand@roddvacations.com902-742-2446,Street800-565-7633 K,Q,D•Ens bath•4pm CXL•@ Hotel: 132 • Year-round Samera Suites qH 1 Jenkins contact@samerasuites.ca902-307-1020Street K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Suites: 3 • Year-round The Gothik Guest House 57 William Street $100–120 www.thegothik.cawelcoming@thegothik.ca902-881-2315 Q•Shared bath•Full b’fast•24-hr CXL•@ Guest Room: 2 • Year-round Tru by Hilton Yarmouth p $124–284 10588 Starrs yarmouth/www.hilton.com/en/hotels/ysjnvru-tru-azher.razvi@hilton.com902-881-8787Road K,Q•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 89 • Year-round DAYTON NovaStar Motel on the Lake (formerly El Rancho Motel) pH $89–179, XP $10 214 Highway 902-742-1568,1 800-565-2408 (NS & PEI) www.novastarmotel.canovastarmotel@gmail.com Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 16 • Year-round New Age Motel Inn (formerly Voyageur Motel) qcccd $79–169, XP $10 518 Highway 902-742-7157,1 www.newageinn.cainfo@newageinn.ca800-565-5026 K,Q,D,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 17 • Year-round DARLINGS LAKE Lake Breeze Campground & Cottages p,H $120, XP $10 2560 Highway 1 www.lakebreezecampground.comcontact@campyarmouth.ca902-649-2332 Q,D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 4 • May 15–Oct 15 END OF YARMOUTH ENTRY AREA CARLETON Forest Glen Adventures q $85–100 5881 Hwy 340 Forest Glen www.forestglenadventures.caforestglenadventures@gmail.com902-761-2648 Cabin: 1 Vac. Home: 1 Apr 1–Oct 31 ShoresAcadian&YarmouthNovaScotia.com Accommodations

KEMPTVILLE Trout Point Lodge p,ccccc H $398–598 189 Trout Point Road www.troutpoint.cominfo@troutpoint.com902-761-2142 K,Q,D•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ Resort: 12 Vac. Home: 1 May 14–Feb METEGHAN2022AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) MAVILLETTE Cape View Motel and Cottages qH 124 John Doucette Road 902-645-2258, www.capeviewmotel.cacapeviewmotel@eastlink.ca888-352-5353 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL Light b’fast•@ Cabin: 5 Motel: 10• May–Oct CAPE ST. MARY’S A la Maison d’Amitié B & B qccccd $225, XP $25 197 Baseline Road NE 902-645-2601, www.houseoffriendship.cacarol@houseoffriendship.ca888-645-2601 K,Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • June 15–Oct 1 METEGHAN CENTRE Anchor Inn B&B q, $60, XP $20 8755 Route www.anchorinnbb.weebly.comswnova13@hotmail.com902-645-33901 D,T,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • May 15–Oct 15 METEGHAN RIVER L’Auberge au Havre du Capitaine qcccd $75–149, XP $10 9118 Highway 1 www.havreducapitaine.calouise@havreducapitaine.ca902-769-2001 Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 21 • Year-round Tiny Village & Marina pH $99–248 21 Frank Comeau Road Q•Pvtwww.tinyvillageandmarina.comtinyvillageandmarina@gmail.com902-769-7654bath•48-hrCXL•@ Cottage: 4 • SAULNIERVILLEYear-round Rest Ashore Vacation Rentals p,H $120–200 9493 Highway 1 www.restashore.castay@restashore.ca416-712-9389 Q,D•Shared, pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Mini-home: 3 • May 1–Nov 30 LITTLE BROOK Su Ben Bed & Breakfast cccd $95–105; no tax 890 Highway www.suben.carennorm@eastlink.ca902-769-28791 K,D,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round CAMPGROUNDS For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. YARMOUTH ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM MELBOURNERADIUS) Castle Lake Campground & Cottages "p,cccc[F]ccc[R] $30–75 83 Comeau’s Hill Road castlelakecampground@gmail.com902-749-1739 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus• C/T/Y• Swimming: L,P 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 200 (170 o/n) • May 17–Oct 14 ARCADIA Camper’s Haven Campground pccc[F]cccd[R] $27–49 9700 Hwy 3, the Lighthouse Route , Yarmouth www.campershavencampground.comcamping@campershavencampground.com902-742-4848,County844-742-4848 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: L,P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 215 (165 o/n) • May 20–Oct 10 DEERFIELD Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park v Wp $27–36 1888 Mood parks.novascotia.ca/content/ellenwood-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca902-761-2400,Road888-544-3434 U•DS •Swimming: L•24-hr CXL Sites: 87 o/n • Seasonal DARLINGS LAKE Lake Breeze Campground & Cottages p,ccd[F]cd[R] $40, $240 weekly 2560 Highway 1 www.lakebreezecampground.comcontact@campyarmouth.ca902-649-2332 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 55 (20 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 END OF YARMOUTH ENTRY AREA SAULNIERVILLE Rest Ashore Seaside Camping p, $30–200 9493 Highway 1 www.restashore.castay@restashore.ca416-712-9389 E,W,Se•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•2-wk CXL•@ Sites: 5 o/n • May 1–Nov 30 CHURCH POINT Church Point Campground p,ccc[F]c[R] $35–50 164 Bonnenfant Road churchpointcampground.comchurchpointcampground@outlook.com902-247-2724 E,W,Se•DS•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 30 (22 o/n) • May 21–Oct 12 CJA Yurts / Yourtes de la CJA p, $25–150 115 Lighthouse Road www.lepetitbois.ca/en/yurtsyourtes@lepetitbois.ca902-769-7281 E,W•C/T/Y•Swimming: O,P•48-hr CXL•@ Yurts: 2 o/n • Year-round GROSSE COQUES Belle Baie Park pcccd[F]cc[R] $35–56 2135 Highway 1 info@bellebaiecampground.com902-769-3160 E,W,Se•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O,•P72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 156 (51 o/n) • May 12–Sep ATTRACTIONS25 This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. WEST PUBNICO Musée des Acadiens des Pubnicos et Centre de recherche 898 Highway www.museeacadien.camusee.acadien@ns.sympatico.ca902-762-3380335 Admission: $ • May 3–Oct 29 • W; @ LOWER WEST PUBNICO Le Village historique acadien de la Nouvelle-Écosse v 91 Old Church Road 902-762-2530, levillage.novascotia.cavillagehistorique@ns.aliantzinc.ca888-381-8999 Admission: $ • May 31-Sep 24 • W @ STE-ANNE-DU-RUISSEAU Église Ste-Anne Church 7309 Highway ste.anne@eastlink.ca3 Admission: D • Year-round •; Ste-Anne First Chapel Site Rocco Point ste.anne@eastlink.caRoad Admission: D • July 1–Aug 31 TUSKET Argyle Township Court House & Archives 8162 / 8168 Highway 3 www.argylecourthouse.comjfrotten@argylecourthouse.com902-648-2493 Admission: D/$ • June 1–Oct 30 (Museum), Year-round (Archives) • @ Deep Sky Eye Observatory 338 Frotten www.deepskyeye.comtim@deepskyeye.com902-648-2723Road Admission: $ Year-round • @ WEDGEPORT Wedgeport Sport Tuna Fishing Museum 57 Tuna Wharf Road tuna_museum@hotmail.com902-663-4345 Admission: $ June 15–Oct 31 • W @ YARMOUTH Art Gallery of Nova Scotia –Yarmouth v 341 Main yarmouthwww.artgalleryofnovascotia.ca/visit-angela.collier@novascotia.ca902-749-2248Street Admission: $ Year-round • W @ ShoresAcadian&YarmouthNovaScotia.com Attractions/Campgrounds/Accommodations

Firefighters’ Museum of Nova Scotia v 451 Main dave.darby@novascotia.ca902-742-5525Street firefightersmuseum.novascotia.ca Admission: $ • Year-round • W @ Killam Brothers Shipping Office 90 Water www.yarmouthcountymuseum.caycmuseum@eastlink.ca902-742-5539Street Admission: D • June 1–Aug 28 •W Pelton-Fuller House 20 Collins www.yarmouthcountymuseum.caycmuseum@eastlink.ca902-742-5539Street Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 1 •W Th’YARC 76 Parade www.yarcplayhouse.comyarc@bellaliant.com902-742-8150Street Admission: $ • Jan 10–Dec 20 • W @ UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Interpretive Centre 90 Water www.swnovabiosphere.cainfo@swnovabiosphere.ca902-740-1901Street May 1–Aug 31 • W @ W. Laurence Sweeney Fisheries Museum 112 Water 902-742-3457Street sweeneyfisheriesmuseum@ townofyarmouth.ca www.sweeneyfisheriesmuseum.com Admission: $ • May 23–Sep 30 •; Yarmouth County Museum & Archives 22 Collins www.yarmouthcountymuseum.caycmuseum@eastlink.ca902-742-5539Street Admission: $ • Year-round • W @ CAPE FORCHU Cape Forchu Lighthouse 1856 Highway 304 www.capeforchu.comcapeforchulighthouse@gmail.com902-742-4522 Seasonal • ; @ CAPE ST. MARY’S Cape Saint Mary Lighthouse Park 59 Lighthouse Road www.capsaintemarie.ca/entourism@munclare.ca902-769-2031 Year-round • W BANGOR Bangor Sawmill Museum 728 Maza www.smctcanada.wixsite.com/bangorsawmillmoulinbangorsawmill@gmail.com902-769-0262Road Admission: D • July 1–Aug 31 • W SAULNIERVILLE Église Sacré-Coeur 9650 Highway 1 Yewww.paroissenotredamedacadie.comrobijean@eastlink.ca902-769-2113 ar-round • W CHURCH POINT Church Point Lighthouse (Le Phare de la Pointe) 179 Lighthouse Road www.lepetitbois.ca/en/lighthousebienvenue@munclare.ca902-769-2345 June 25–Sept 1 • ; Musée Église Sainte-Marie Museum 1713 Highway 1 www.museeeglisesaintemariemuseum.caparoissestemarie@eastlink.ca902-769-2832 Admission: D • May 16–Sept 27 • W Rendez-vous de la Baie Visitor Centre 1695 Highway 1 www.rendezvousdelabaie.ca/enbienvenue@munclare.ca902-769-2345 Admission: D • Year-round • W @ BELLIVEAU COVE Belliveau Cove Municipal Park (Parc Joseph et Marie Dugas) 3239 Highway 1 www.baiesaintemarie.com/en/see-and-dobienvenue@munclare.ca902-769-2345 Admission: D • Year-round • W @ Major’s Point Historic Site www.baiesaintemarie.com/en/see-and-dobienvenue@munclare.ca902-769-2345 Year-round • ; GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. WEDGEPORT Galerie Beaucoop 72 Chemin des Cottreau www.galeriebeaucoop.commagroyman@eastlink.ca902-663-2536 Media: Fibre, paintings & prints Year-round • W PORT MAITLAND Bill Curry Photography Gallery and Studio 3455 Highway 1 www.billcurry.cainfo@billcurry.ca902-740-6811 Media: Photography • Year-round • W Open Studio Artisan Hubert and Belle’s Art & Decor 3212 Highway 1 Openwww.hubertandbelle.comhubertandbelle@eastlink.ca902-746-3384StudioArtisan Media: Fibre, paintings & prints, wood, clay Year-round • ; ST. ALPHONSE June Deveau Galerie Studio 7236 Highway 1 www.junedeveau.comjjdeveau@eastlink.ca902-645-3106 Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round • ; COMEAUVILLE Denise Comeau 767 Highway www.denisecomeau.comdeniselcomeau@gmail.com902-778-04221 Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round LITTLE BROOK Eclosion 131 Cottreau jayartist.leblanc@gmail.com902-308-9559Road Media: Glass, paintings & prints CHURCHYear-roundPOINT Atelier de Clare 1711 Highway 1 www.caclclare.cacaclclare@caclclare.ca902-769-3202 Media: Paintings & prints, wood Year-round • W Pottery & Art 27 Boudreau Branch Road www.winthroppublishing.org/peapodicidois@gmail.com902-769-0196 Media: Clay, paintings & prints June 1–Dec BELLIVEAU30COVE Art & Mineraux 3271 Highway 1 chalouxsculpture@hotmail.com902-837-7145 Media: Clay, metal • May 15–Nov 15 • W ShoresAcadian&YarmouthNovaScotia.com Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. LOWER WEST PUBNICO Boatskeg Distilling Company 23 Chemin du Pont du Marais www.boatskeg.cacontact@boatskeg.ca902-762-3014 Distillery•Year-round ; TUSKET Tusket Falls Brewing Company 20 Slocomb www.tusketfallsbrewing.cominfo@tusketfallsbrewing.com902-648-3340Crescent Brewery • Year-round ; YARMOUTH Heritage Brewing Company 250 Main www.heritagebrewing.casales@heritagebrewing.ca902-881-2777Street Brewery • Year-round • ; Rudder’s Seafood Restaurant & Brew Pub 96 Water www.ruddersbrewpub.cominfo@ruddersbrewpub.com902-742-7311Street Brew pub • Year-round • NW @ SAULNIERVILLE Comeau’s Sea Foods 60 Saulnierville Road 902-769-2101, www.comeausea.cominfo@comeausea.com800-758-4412 Specialty food • Year-round • NW RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. MIDDLE WEST PUBNICO Red Cap Restaurant & Motel www.redcaprestaurantandmotel.cominfo@redcaprestaurantandmotel.com902-762-2112 Type: Informal Specialty: Acadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW @ LOWER ARGYLE Argyler Lodge and Restaurant 902-643-2500, www.argyler.com/dininginfo@argyler.com866-774-0400 Type: Family dining, gourmet Specialty: Seafood Licensed • May 1–Oct 31 •NW @ TUSKET Wild Woods Restaurant 4200 Highway 308, Unit 1 www.wildrootsrestaurant.cainfo@wildrootsrestaurant.ca902-648-2288 Year-round•@ YARMOUTH Gaia Global Kitchen 222 Main www.gaiaglobalkitchen.comgaiakitchen@outlook.com902-881-2627Street Year-round •W Gale’s Eatery 417 Main grand-yarmouth/diningwww.roddvacations.com/hotels/rodd-cdoucette@roddvacations.ca902-881-3015Street Year-round •W Rudder’s Seafood Restaurant & Brew Pub www.ruddersbrewpub.cominfo@ruddersbrewpub.com902-742-7311 Type: Pub Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Year-round •NW @ The Shanty Café 6B Central www.shantycafe.cashantycafe@yacro.com902-742-5918Street Year-round •W CAPE FORCHU The Keeper’s Kitchen www.capeforchu.com/keepers-kitchen902-740-1680 Type: Cafe/tea room Specialty: Seafood • Seasonal DAYTON Honey Bee’s Ice Cream Parlor 409 Nova Scotia Trunk 1 www.honeybeesorders.cahoneybeeicecreamparlor@gmail.com902-748-0900 Year-round •W SAULNIERVILLE La Cuisine Robicheau www.lacuisinerobicheau.cacuisinerobicheau@bellaliant.com902-769-2121 Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Acadian, seafood Apr 22–Jan 1 •NW OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. WEST PUBNICO West Pubnico Golf & Country Club 238 Golf Course Road www.pubnicogolf.cawpgolf@eastlink.ca902-762-2007 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 15 • W GLENWOOD Glenwood Provincial Park v 5570 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/glenwoodparkinfo@novascotia.ca3 Category: Parks • May–Oct TUSKET East Coast Paddle Company 1536 Raynardton Road www.eastcoastpaddlecompany.comnancy@eastcoastpaddlecompany.com902-307-3927 Category: Equipment Rentals • Year-round YARMOUTH Lake Milo Beach 700 Main www.lifesavingsociety.ns.capaul.deon@nsls.ns.caStreet Category: Supervised Beaches • Seasonal Yarmouth Links 28 Forbes www.yarmouthlinks.cayarmouthgolfandcountryclub@bellaliant.com902-742-2161Street Category: Golf Courses; Golf Driving Ranges Apr 1–Oct 30 • W DEERFIELD Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park v 1888 Mood parks.novascotia.ca/content/ellenwood-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca902-761-2400,Road888-544-3434 Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches CARLETONMay–Oct The Song of the Paddle 161 Brazil Lake Road www.thesongofthepaddle.cominfo@thesongofthepaddle.com902-746-0447 Category: Equipment Rentals • Seasonal PORT MAITLAND Port Maitland Beach Provincial Park v 3297 Main Shore beachparks.novascotia.ca/content/port-maitland-parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–OctMAVILLETTE Mavillette Beach Provincial Park v 295–395 John Doucette Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/mavillette-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–OctMETEGHAN Smugglers Cove Provincial Park v 7651 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/smugglers-coveparkinfo@novascotia.ca1 Category: Parks • May–Oct COMEAUVILLE Clare Golf & Country Club 423 P. F. Comeau Road www.claregolf.caproshop@claregolf.ca902-769-2124 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 31 • W TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion LOWER WEST PUBNICO Pubnico Point Trail 10 km 2490 Highway 335 Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-roundShoresAcadian&YarmouthNovaScotia.com Trails/Outdoors/Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft

STE-ANNE-DU-RUISSEAU Rocco Point Chapelle and Nature Trail 1 km 259 Rocco Point Road Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-round WEDGEPORT Wedgeport Nature Trail 5.5 km Tuna Wharf trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/y002.htmlRoad Trail Uses: Y>Ly • ; • Year-round COMEAU’S HILL Roche St. Pierre Trail 1 km 2419 Comeau’s Hill Road Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-round ARCADIA Tkipok Trail 1 km 10177 Highway www.yarmouthandacadianshores.com3 Trail Uses: YLy • Year-round YARMOUTH Yarmouth County Rail Trail 87 km Main yar0099?usecicvw=13novascotia.cioc.ca/record/Street Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • ; Yarmouth Waterfront Trail 5 km 211 Water www.yarmouthandacadianshores.comStreet Trail Uses: YKL • Year-round LITTLE BROOK Sentier de Clare Trail 42.5 km 586 Little Brook Road also 4626 Highway 1, Weymouth www.baiesaintemarie.com/en/see-and-dovicclare@gmail.com Trail Uses: YK>Ly Year-round • ; CHURCH POINT Le Petit Bois Trails 5 km 1695 Highway www.lepetitbois.cavicclare@gmail.com1 Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-round • ; BELLIVEAU COVE Belliveau Cove Boardwalk and Trails 5 km 3239 Highway www.baiesaintemarie.ca/en/see-and-dolpeach@munclare.ca1 Trail Uses: YKL • Year-round • ; TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Yarmouth & Acadian Shores u Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Tusket Island Tours 142 Jacquard Road, Wedgeport www.tusketislandtours.comlucien@tusketislandtours.com902-740-2295 Tour Types: tf• June 15–Sept 9 •; OUTDOOR ADVENTURE East Coast Paddle Company 1536 Raynardton Road, Tusket www.eastcoastpaddlecompany.comnancy@eastcoastpaddlecompany.com902-307-3927 Year-round The Song of the Paddle 161 Brazil Lake Road, Carleton www.thesongofthepaddle.cominfo@thesongofthepaddle.com902-746-0447 Tour Types: }• Seasonal SIGHTSEEING & DAY TOURS Let’s Go Places Tours Nova Scotia 413 Pleasant Street, www.letsgoplacestoursnovascotia.comgoplacestours@hotmail.comYarmouth Year-round Wine & Beer Tours of Nova Scotia 228 Main Street, Yarmouth 902-881-2065, wineandbeertoursnovascotia.cominfo@wineandbeertoursnovascotia.ca800-979-9342 Tour Locations: uuu • Year-round WALKING TOURS Heritage Walking Tour 902-742-5033Yarmouth • www.yarmouthandacadianshores.cominfo@yasta.ca Year-round •; Le Petit Bois Walking Tours 1695 Highway 1, Church Point www.lepetitbois.ca/en/guided-walksbienvenue@munclare.ca902-769-2345 May 1–Oct 30 Yarmouth Foodie Walking Tour 417 Main Street, Yarmouth 902-742-2446 • www.yarmouthfoodietour.comcarole@yasta.ca July 1–Sept 30 Yarmouth Walking Tours various locations, Yarmouth www.yarmouthwalkingtours.cominfo@mileeast.com902-307-2250 June 1–Oct 31 ShoresAcadian&YarmouthNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails

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Guided tour of Joggins Fossil Cliffs

This award-winning professional theatre of 29 years will more than impress with their outdoor spectacles presented on the grounds of the Ross Creek Centre for the Arts.

Savour the bounty of land and sea

This is a place where life is shaped by the sea and fertile soil. Together they tell a captivating story. The world’s highest tides carve the dramatic cliffs and caves that define the Bay of Fundy coastline, making it one of the “Top 7 Natural Wonders of North America” and “Canada’s Natural Wonder” in the New7Wonders of Nature.

Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Annapolis Royal Once named Canada's Garden of the Year, this beautiful 17-acre site in a tranquil setting overlooks a tidal river valley is home to the largest rose collection in Eastern Canada.

Bear River Vineyards, Bear River Come for a tasting at this winery, located in a renovated barn originally built in 1883.Situated above Bear River, a tidal river flowing into the Annapolis Basin, the grape vines here are believed to be the first ever planted in the province by French settlers, dating back to 1611.

Live theatre by moonlight, Two Planks and a Passion Theatre

The region features eight National Historic Sites, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve, partially located within Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site and the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark. Explore the history of the area and learn of the first successful European settlement in North America (1605) at Port-Royal, visit the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site, the iconic place of remembrance of the Acadians, and learn about Mi’kmaw history at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site. For the ultimate rush, experience a one-of-a-kind tidal bore river rafting thrill ride on the Shubenacadie River, just 30 minutes from Truro. Explore hiking trails leading to incredible vistas that overlook the Bay of Fundy, walk on the ocean floor and watch for whales off Digby Neck and Islands.

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Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site Explore the imposing cliffs where exposed layers of rock reveal the world’s most complete fossil record of life 300 million years ago, when lush forests covered the area and much of the world’s tropics were preserved in stone in the sea cliffs of Joggins. Behind-the-scenes tours are available.

Bay of Fundy Heli-Tour, Vision Air Services

Unexpected discoveries

Departing from the Halifax Stanfield International Airport, this three hour helicopter tour offers bird's eye views of the incredible landscapes and cliffs along this coast, including Blomidon, Cape Split, the Minas Basin, Annapolis Valley wine region, Five Islands and the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark.

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Fresh food is a way of life in the heartland of Nova Scotia’s farming and wine industry. The climate, rich soil, and grassland work together to produce bountiful harvests and elegant, character-rich wines. The area is home to several wineries, craft breweries, distilleries, and cideries; meet the producers, discuss their craft, and sample their award-winning creations. For a local delicacy, enjoy succulent scallops in Digby, the scallop capital of the world and home to the world’s largest inshore scallop fleet.

Visitors will also find a reconstructed 1671 Acadian house on site.

Lightkeepers Kitchen, Advocate Harbour Seaside dining doesn’t get any better than this. Enjoy a lunch of The Lightkeeper’s Chowder or a supper featuring freshly prepared seafood in a cliﬀside dining room, next to the Cape d’Or Lighthouse. Cash only.

Dining on the Ocean Floor, Food Fantastique The world’s highest tides play host to the most unique dinner party on the planet. Start out by foraging for wild edible greens in the park before descending onto the ocean ﬂoor for a walk at low tide with your interpreter. Then settle in for a chefprepared feast of charcuterie, fresh lobster and other local ingredients, paired with the best of Nova Scotian wines and cra beers. End the night with a bonﬁre and dessert as the tide rises to cover your former dining room with up to 15 metres (50 feet) of ocean waves.

Wild Caraway Restaurant & Café, Advocate Harbour Enjoy a delicious meal made with local ingredients while overlooking the Bay of Fundy in the quaint community of Advocate Harbour Visit a U-pick, various locations Take advantage of the harvest seasons in the Annapolis Valley by enjoying an outing to a u-pick. Whether it's strawberries, blueberries, apples, pumpkins, ﬂowers, or more, from June to October there is fresh produce in-season and waiting to be picked.

Founders House Dining & Drinks, Annapolis Royal Dine on locally sourced ingredients paired with Nova Scotian cra beverages at an historic building in the picturesque town of Annapolis Royal. With a menu inspired by what's fresh and in-season, make a reservation to experience elevated rural dining inﬂuenced by the surrounding land and sea.

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Bistro 22, Truro Drop in for an upscale casual lunch or dinner and dine on local favourites like haddock chowder, seared scallops, steamed mussels, or pan fried haddock. Pair your meal with a glass of Nova Scotia cra beer, wine or cider from the extensive selection.

Tangled Garden, Grand Pré Step into the captivating, award-winning Tangled Garden to delight your senses! Overlooking the Landscape of Grand Pré, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, explore this unique oasis, including a wildflower labyrinth and sculpture garden. A er, visit the gi shop, offering a selection of flavourful, gourmet liquors, jellies, chutneys, vinegars and more all hand-cra ed onsite. Enjoy a Plein-Air Picnic in the garden Friday through Sunday during the summer beginning June 24. Be sure to book ahead!

Apple U-pick at Noggins Farm Digby Pines Resort

Masstown Market, Masstown Offering fresh produce, fish, baked goodies, gi s, a garden centre, and a restaurant, the Market is the ideal place to stretch your legs (and grab an ice cream cone!). Stop by the lighthouse for fish and chips at the Catch of the Bay restaurant or the Butcher and Creamery across the road where you’ll find fresh cuts of meat and an extensive selection of cheeses made on site.

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The Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley region combines the best of land and sea. From Digby scallops and fresh Bay of Fundy lobster to local produce and crisp wines, this region is a foodie’s playground. Digby scallops at Digby Pines Resort, Digby No visit to the Digby area is complete without a sampling of succulent Digby scallops. Stop by for dinner at Churchill’s Restaurant & Lounge to delight in this world-famous local delicacy prepared a number of diﬀerent ways.

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Local ﬂavours

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Brilliantly reﬂecting the terroir, coastal breezes, and cooler climate of Tidal Bay’s birthplace, these wines are crisp, aromatic whites that pair perfectly with the Nova Scotia seafood we’re known for. Visit one of the many vineyards throughout the Annapolis Valley and across the province that are producing this premium white wine to learn the intricacies that make each winery’s version unique.

Let your taste buds lead the way

Tidal Bay – Nova Scotia’s ﬁrst wine appellation

While visiting, pair your wine with a pizza baked onsite in the wood-ﬁred oven.

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Ride a Zodiac on the tidal bore created as the incoming tide collides with the outgoing flow of the river. Time your visit accordingly to take in a ra ing adventure with Tidal Bore Ra ing Resort A ernoon Pack a picnic lunch and drive to Burntcoat Head Park, then walk on the ocean ﬂoor. Along Route 215, stop at the Walton Lighthouse for a panoramic view of the Bay of Fundy and enjoy a tasting at Avondale Sky Winery or nearby Meander River Farm & Brewery.

Taste your way from one perfect boutique winery, cra brewery, cidery, or distillery to another and chat with passionate vintners, brewers, and distillers about their art.

Urbania to Hall’s Harbour Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

48 Hours Exploring

Evening Visit the Hall’s Harbour Lobster Pound for an authentic lobster supper. Dine wharfside overlooking the incredible sight of lobster boats rising or falling with the Bay of Fundy tide as you eat.

A ernoon Enjoy a charcuterie lunch on one of the many sunny patios overlooking lush vineyards in the area, like at Planter's Ridge, Benjamin Bridge, Gaspereau Vineyards, or Mercator Vineyards If adventure is more your calling, head out for an a ernoon hike at Blomidon Provincial Park.

Orchard-fresh cider In the Annapolis Valley, making cider is a natural fit, with more than two dozen varieties of apples picked from orchards “just up the road.” Visit Annapolis Cider Company in Wolfville, Elderkin’s Cider Company in Greenwich or Maritime Express Cider Company in Kentville to taste their signature ciders. Cra distilling at its finest Breweries, wineries, and cideries aren’t the only cra beverage makers in this region creating waves. Flavourful locally inspired spirits and liqueurs are also made here. Stop by Still Fired Distilleries in Annapolis Royal, Barrelling Tide Distillery in Port Williams, Coldstream Clear Distillery in Stewiacke, Raging Crow Distillery in North River or Tangled Garden in Grand Pré for a tasting. Annapolis Brewing Company, Annapolis Royal Located in Annapolis Royal’s historic downtown, the taproom offers tastings of their cra beer—made using the world’s oldest written recipe—with a view of Fort Anne National Historic Site.

Start your day with a coﬀee from Just Us! Co ee Roasters before heading to the nearby Tangled Garden, a three-acre herb and sculpture garden. Then, visit the Grand-Pré National Historic Site, an iconic place of remembrance for Acadians overlooking the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Evening A er your busy day, unwind with a casual meal at the Port Pub , dine at the charming Blomidon Inn or savour a seasonally inspired menu with an elegant but relaxed atmosphere at Le Caveau Restaurant, located on site at Grand Pré Winery.

Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards, Wolfville Housed in a stunning facility with a breathtaking view of Cape Blomidon and the Bay of Fundy and nestled in the heart of Nova Scotia wine country, Lightfoot & Wolfville focuses on Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling and other German whites best suited for our microclimates.

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Outdoor adventures

Prepare to get wet—the force of the incoming tide against the outflow of the Shubenacadie River forms roller-coaster waves that can be up to 4 metres (13 feet) high. Shoot the white-water rapids as the tide from the Bay of Fundy rushes up the Shubenacadie River, and enjoy views of eagle nests, Acadian dykelands, and geological formations.

Whale watching off Digby Neck and Brier Island

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This 2-day ride covers over 100km through the Annapolis Valley, July 23-24. Starting at Grand-Pré National Historic Site, cycle pass wineries, orchards, and landmarks such as Bay of Fundy, Blomidon Lookoff, and Halls Harbour before pedaling along the Harvest Moon Trail into the Town of Wolfville.

Spend the day paddling the waters around Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, enjoying the unspoiled landscape. Paddle near the Three Sisters rock formation, towering cliffs, natural arches, and rock spires. Keep an eye out for wildlife and enjoy a relaxing lunch on the beach. This tour is suitable for beginners. Walk on the ocean floor at Burntcoat Head Park, Noel Walk on the ocean floor and hunt for fossils at the home of the world’s highest recorded tides. A staircase offers safe passage over the rocky red cliff face to the ocean floor below, but be sure to check tide times before you descend. Be sure to check out the Life Under the Bay: Family Ocean Floor Tour.

Tidal bore rafting, Shubenacadie River

Kayak or hike Cape Chignecto with NovaShores Adventures

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Tidal bore rafting on the Shubenacadie River

The Bay of Fundy coast is as popular with whales as it is with people. Come to nature’s aquarium and experience a whale watching adventure on a boat or Zodiac, spotting up to seven species of whales that spend their summers here, including the rare North American right whale.

OnTree offers excitement and physical challenges for people of all ages and ability, providing a number of climbing tracks, high rope courses, ziplines, and other activities among the trees at Martock. Put yourself to the test! Victoria Park, Truro Winding through a deep gorge, a bubbling stream leads to two waterfalls in this 3000-acre natural park in the centre of town, with great hiking and biking trails.

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What makes the Bay of Fundy Canada’s Natural Wonder?

With unspoiled beauty and natural wonder around every coastal curve, you have unlimited opportunities for enjoying the Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region al fresco.

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The Great Annapolis Ride

Experience the tidal floor of the Bay of Fundy by joining an exciting hoseback ride along Wasson Bluff near Parrsboro. Joined by a museum expert, this one-of-a-kind adventure takes you to an active dig where you can sieve for fossils followed by refreshments on the ocean floor.

The Bay of Fundy is recognized as having the largest tidal range in the world. Burntcoat Head, within the bay, is the point that records the greatest tidal range. Tidal changes typically see a difference of 14.5 metres (47.5 feet); however, tidal changes have been measured in extreme conditions at 16.3 metres (53.5 feet). The global record occurred October 4 and 5, 1869, during the Saxby Gale, a tropical cyclone, where tidal changes reached 21.6 metres (71 feet). Cape Split hike Lace up your sturdy hiking shoes and hit the trail. This 13.2km looped trail through old-growth and coastal conifer forests offers spectacular panoramic views of the Minas Basin and Scots Bay. Pack your camera, water, and sense of adventure as you embark on this day-long excursion.

Horseback Tidal Floor & Fossil Tour, Fundy Geological Museum

The Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region provides a study in colour and contrasts. Let your creativity run wild as you ﬁnd that pictureperfect scene.

The Looko , Arlington Just north of Canning on Route 358, from the roadside you can see breathtaking panoramic views of the Annapolis Valley, stretching out in a patchwork of greens toward the red-hued Minas Basin and the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Harvest Moon Trailway Annapolis Royal to Grand-Pré Ride this 110 km trail through the Annapolis Valley, stopping in picturesque towns, wineries, restaurants, shops and historic sites like Grand-Pré National Historic Site. Over 15 trailheads along the way provide easy access to this mostly ﬂat former railbed.

Cape d’Or Coastal Park, Advocate Harbour Home to one of Nova Scotia’s most iconic lighthouses, Cape d’Or Coastal Park oﬀers extraordinary, panoramic coastal views of the Bay of Fundy. The park rests on the edge of beautiful, rugged 100-metre (300-foot) cliﬀs that have been carved by the world’s highest tides, which rise and fall over 15 metres (50 feet) every day.

Waterfall Hike in Cli s of Fundy Geopark

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Digby Wharf Photograph the picturesque Fisherman’s Wharf as the brightly painted hulls of the world-famous scallop ﬂeet dip and dance in the sparkling blue Annapolis Basin.

Capture a moment

This scenic, three hour guided tour with Local Guy Adventures takes you 4 kilometers through one of three slot canyons in the province; marvel at 200-foot canyon walls as you go. Experience this hike through old growth forest, past waterfalls, over lush, mossy forest bed at any time of year. Snowshoes available during winter.

The Eatonville day use area near Apple River oﬀers over 5 kilometres of family-accessible trails which lead to viewing platforms with spectacular views. Enjoy lunch in the picnic area a er your hike.

Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, West Advocate Although best described as a wilderness park, this expansive coastal park oﬀers adventure for all comfort and skill levels. Experienced adventurers can challenge themselves with over 50 kilometres of wilderness hiking trails and walk-in campsites.

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View Park, The Landscape of Grand Pré Take in the full expanse of the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site from the View Park on Old Post Road, Grand Pré.

Harvest Moon Trailway Kayaking near Three Sisters formation

Bay of Fundy Tidal Interpretive Centre, South Maitland From the deck overlooking the majestic Shubenacadie River, enjoy a stunning view of this tidal environment that changes by the minute! If you time your visit right, you’ll witness the natural phenomenon known as a tidal bore.

Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre, Millbrook/Truro Follow the statue of Kluskap to Mi’kmaw heritage, legends, and storytelling through an innovative multimedia presentation. You’ll also enjoy extensive displays of ancient artifacts and traditional cra s. Be sure to stop by the gi shop for authentic cra s and books.

The Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region o ers experiences and places to explore as bountiful and varied as the valley harvests. Below are a few suggestions to help make your visit complete. More unique experiences and attractions can be found by clicking here. Enjoy award-winning theatre on the Parrsboro Harbour Ship’s Company Theatre, Parrsboro Ship’s Company Theatre’s season commences on July 1 with three Main Stage plays, a Kid’s Stage production, Monday Night Concert Series, Youth Theatre Camps, and much more!

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An Acadian story

Not-to-be-missed experiences

The Wolfville Magic Winery Bus, Wolfville Visit ﬁve local wineries in a traditional British doubledecker bus (June to October). A must for wine enthusiasts; sample Nova Scotia’s award-winning, internationally recognized wines.

Grand-Pré National Historic Site, Grand Pré Stroll through sweeping gardens and a memorial church marking the 17th-century Acadian village and the Deportation that were both immortalized in H. W. Longfellow’s epic poem, Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie See iconic Mi’kmaw petroglyphs (carvings in stone)

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Mi'kmaw Petroglyphs

North America’s only Hop-on, Hop-o wine tour

Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site, Maitland Bridge Explore ancient Mi’kmaw canoe routes, encampments, and portages, backcountry camping sites, spectacular stargazing, and an impressive system of hiking and cycling trails. Bring your own equipment or rent a canoe or kayak and safety equipment at Whynot Adventure Outﬁtters.

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An up-close view of Long Island’s striking basalt rock formations is just a five-minute ferry ride and a short hike from Digby Neck. This frequently photographed spot is a massive columnar basalt sea stack rock that rests precariously on its end. You have to see it to believe it! Run on the ocean floor Not Since Moses Run, Five Islands Lace up your running shoes and run or walk 5 or 10 kilometres across a tidal river and onto an exposed sea bed, next to magnificent cliffs that are usually underwater. Held at low tide on August 14, 2022. Cli s of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark

Explore coastline shaped by the Bay of Fundy’s highest tides in the world to discover the oldest dinosaur fossils in Canada and fascinating Mi’kmaq legends in this magnificent geological landscape. Discover a story of continents colliding and ripping apart; of prehistoric creatures and dinosaurs that once roamed the earth; of First Nations’ legends that inspire the imagination; and of people that have adapted to an everchanging tide and world around them. Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark is an area of global significance that follows Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy from the Fundy Discovery Site in Lower Truro to Cape Chignecto Provincial Park. The Geopark features a collection of geological sites and experiences that highlight some of the most extraordinary landscapes and special places in the province.

In scenic Hall’s Harbour, lobster boats bob at the wharf’s high-tide mark. A mere six hours later, when the tide recedes, the colourful ﬂeet of vessels lies grounded on the harbour ﬂoor. Watch the tide recede as you enjoy a lobster supper overlooking the harbour at Hall’s Harbour Lobster Pound.

Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park, Stewiacke Animal lovers will enjoy a stroll through the park learning about the native wildlife species that call Nova Scotia home. The two kilometres of wheelchairfriendly paths oﬀer an intimate look at the animals. Pack a lunch and eat in the picnic area. Kids will love the onsite playground!

Mi’kmaw heritage and legends

Candlelight Graveyard Tours, Annapolis Royal Have you ever thought of a graveyard as a place of adventure, learning, and discovery? Tour the oldest English graveyard in Canada by candlelight with an internationally acclaimed heritage interpreter Hall’s Harbour Wharf

Port-Royal National Historic Site, Port Royal Raise a toast to Samuel de Champlain and his hardy crew! On this site in 1605, they built the original Port Royal Habitation and founded North America’s ﬁrst social club, the Order of Good Cheer, to help combat the hardships of winter. The Order of Good Cheer is both a stop on the Good Cheer Trail and inspiration for its name Admiral Digby Museum, Digby This mid-1800s Georgian home presents period rooms containing impressive collections of furnishings, artifacts, and archives, and a genealogical research centre.

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Lawrence House Museum, Maitland From his study window, William D. Lawrence could watch his bustling shipyard on the shore of Cobequid Bay. The museum depicts life in Maitland in the late 19th century, and a tour through his home’s 23 rooms will take you past many of the heirlooms he collected in his world travels.

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Historical escapes

North Hills Museum, Granville Ferry A must-see for antique buﬀs, this beautifully restored mid-18th-century farmhouse boasts a ﬁne collection of English furniture, ceramics, silver, and Georgian glass.

Haliburton House Museum, Windsor Judge Thomas Chandler Haliburton’s elegant villa is furnished with some of his own Victorian-era possessions, including the desk where he may have written his famous “Sam Slick” stories, coining such famous quotes as “raining cats and dogs,” “quick as a wink,” and “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”.

Prescott House Museum, Starr’s Point Learn about the growth of Nova Scotia’s apple industry at this elegant Georgian house; it belonged to Charles Prescott, a horticulturalist who introduced over 25 varieties of apples to Nova Scotia.

The region is home to some of the province’s earliest recorded history, from the fossils of prehistoric creatures that roamed these lands to the legends of the Mi’kmaq and European settlers.

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Fort Anne National Historic Site, Annapolis Royal A meeting place for cultures and a focal point for historic power struggles and treaty negotiations, Fort Anne played a key role in the forces and events that shaped this community, province, and nation.

Greenwood Military Aviation Museum, Greenwood Through aircra displays of Argus, Lancaster, Neptune, and T33, trace Greenwood’s military history from its beginnings as an RAF Station in 1942 to its present-day status as the largest airbase in Atlantic Canada.

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Springhill Miners’ Museum, Springhill Tour the depths of a coal mine, famous in song and legend, with a knowledgeable guide, and see unique artifacts depicting the town’s remarkable industrial heritage.

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RiverBass LawrenceHouseMuseum Williamsdale CambridgeWaltonSummervilleCheverie GoldRawdonMines Avondale Noel Parrsboro SpringhillAmherst Truro Glooscap Trail 14 2 2 2 104 104 4 102 Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park TidalAreaBore FossilJogginsCliffsWaterfall GrevillePort CentreAnneMuseuMiners’mMurray HeritageModels Victoria Park Mastodon Ridge FiveParkIslands Fundy MuseumGeological Age of HeritagSaileCentre Cape d’Or ChignectoCapeLookoffLighthouse CentreInterpretationCobequid Tidal View Farms CentreHeritageGlooscap Stewiacke Ferry Ferry Ferry The Bay of Fundy: Canada’s Natural Wonder Minas BasinAylesford Bear River Port-Royal Maitland Bridge NewRoss Brier IslandLong Island DigbyNeck&IslandsScenicDrive BlomidonCape CapeSplit Kingston Middleton RoAnnapolisBridgetownyaDigby Berwick Hantsport Mickey Hill Windsor WolfvilleHarbourvilleKentvilleHallsHarbour 1 8 10 12 14 1 1 Kejimkujik Scenic Drive Evangeline Trail 101 101 101 ClementsUpperPark GardensHistoric FarmOaklawnZoo MuseumMilitaryGreenwood PrescottMuseumHouse NationalNationalKejimkujikParkandHistoricSiteofCanada BlomidoPréGrandnPark MuseumRandallHouse UniversityAcadiaHaliburtonHouseMuseumShandHouseMuseumFort Edward Fort AnneNorthMuseumHills St. ChurchBernard MacdonaldMuseum HalifaxTo CoveSmith’sEast FerryFrTivertoneeportWestport Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley Visitor CentreInformationlocationsValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com

Mastodon Ridge, Stewiacke A life-sized replica of a mastodon that lived 89,000 years ago towers atop the ridge overlooking the Shubenacadie River. Drop by the site’s visitor centre, visit the art gallery, enjoy an ice cream and 18 holes of mini-golf or visit Coldstream Clear Distillery’s shop to sample and pick up a bottle of their rum, vodka or ﬂavoured liqueurs.

Check out the planet’s earliest dinosaurs, giant dragonﬂies, and bug-like creatures as big as baseball bats! Interactive displays throughout the gallery lead you through half a billion years of geological history.

Colchester Historeum, Truro State-of-the-art exhibits focus on the social history of Colchester County; the museum’s genealogical resources include family and community histories, photographs, and archival papers.

Age of Sail Heritage Centre, Port Greville This family-oriented centre depicts the rich heritage of the Minas Basin timber and shipbuilding industries within a restored Methodist church, blacksmith shop, and historical lighthouse.

FORCE — The Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy Stop at the FORCE visitor centre overlooking the technology test site in the Bay of Fundy. Learn about this leading Canadian research centre that is studying the potential for tidal turbines to operate within the Bay of Fundy. Did you know?

Fundy Geological Museum, Parrsboro

Discover the area’s rich geological past on a guided beach tour with museum experts including on horseback!

Anne Murray Centre, Springhill Get a glimpse into the incredible life of Nova Scotia songbird Anne Murray. Create a “duet” with Anne and get up close with the dozens of awards she has received over her decades-long music career.

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Burntcoat Head Park Mastodon Ridge

BAY OF FUNDY & ANNAPOLIS VALLEY LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. NEW EDINBURGH Baie Ste Marie Ocean Front Cottages "pccccd H $195 1029 Riverside Road 902-769-0797, www.nsoceanfrontcottages.comaj@nsoceanfrontcottages.com866-769-0797 K,Q,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3• Year-round Sissiboo River Retreat pH $195, XP $10 1361 Riverside Road www.sissibooretreat.castay@sissibooretreat.ca902-308-8888 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 4 • WEYMOUTHYear-round Goodwin Hotel q $60–80 4616 Highway 1 goodwinhotel@bellaliant.com902-837-5120 D,T,S•Pvt or shared bath•24-hr CXL•@ Inn: 10 • WEYMOUTHYear-roundNORTH Mullen’s Bayside Farm & Cottages p,H $1750 weekly 580 Fort Point Road www.baysidefarm.combaysidefarm@eastlink.ca902-837-5353 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 4 Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Oct 31 GULLIVER’S COVE Gulliver’s Cove Oceanview Cottage qcccc H $125–145, XP $10 660 Gulliver’s Cove Road www.gulliversretreat.cominfo@gulliversretreat.com902-245-4388 Q,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round DIGBY NECK & ISLANDS AREA SANDY COVE The Olde Village Inn $115–135 387 Church Hill Road www.theoldevillageinn.comkenmeneely1@hotmail.com902-834-2202 Q,D•Ens bath•Light b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 6 • May 15–Oct 15 WHALE COVE Whale Cove Inn q H $99 50 Whale Cove Road www.whalecoveinn.orgtfrost@whalecovecampground.com902-834-2025 Q,D•Ens, pvt or shared bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Tourist Home: 4 • Year-round WESTPORT Bay of Fundy Inn & Guesthouse qH $85–200 137 & 143 Second Street 902-839-2346, www.novascotiawhalewatching.cawhales@novascotiawhalewatching.ca800-239-2189 Q,D,T•Pvt or shared bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast Tourist Home: 4 • Year-round Brier Island Lodge & Restaurant "p,cccdH $109–159, 557 Water Street XP $10 902-839-2300, www.brierisland.cominfo@brierisland.com800-662-8355 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 38 • May 1–Oct 15 Apt.: 1 • Year-round Paradise on Brier Accommodation pcccc H $995 weekly; no tax 389 Water paradise-on-brierwww.marielaurehansson.wix.com/marielaurehansson@gmail.com902-247-5667Street Q,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • Year-round DIGBY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) BRIGHTON Scotia Bay Motel qH $80–120, XP $10 9066 Highway 101 andrealhakim@hotmail.com902-245-5698 Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 14 • Year-round DIGBY Admiral Digby Inn "pH $109–275, XP $10 441 Shore www.digbyhotels.comadmiraldigby@bellaliant.com902-245-2531,Road800-465-6262 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 3 Motel: 44 • Apr 15–Nov 15 Bayside Inn qcccd $89–188 115 Montague Row 902-245-2247, www.baysideinn.cainfo@baysideinn.ca888-754-0555 K,Q,D•Ens, pvt or shared bath•24-hr CXL Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 10 • Year-round Coastal Inn Digby pcccd H $85–143, XP $12 111 Warwick www.coastalinns.comdigby@coastalinns.com902-245-4747,Street800-401-1155 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 37 • Year-round Come From Away B&B Inn q,cccc $115–154, XP $20 98 Montague www.comefromawayinn.cominfo@comefromawayinn.com902-245-2413,Row877-392-2413 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 10 • Apr 1–Nov 30 Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa pccccJJJ $140–550 103 Shore www.digbypines.capines@digbypines.ca902-245-2511,Road800-667-4637 K,Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Resort: 147 • Year-round Dockside Suites pccccc H $109–279, XP $10 34 Water www.fundyrestaurant.com902-245-4950,Street866-445-4950info@docksider.ca K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 4 Suite: 17 • Year-round Harmony Bed & Breakfast qcccc $95–114 111 Montague Row 902-245-2817, www.harmonybedbreakfast.ns.caharmony@harmonybedbreakfast.ns.ca800-890-4637 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Harmony Suites "qcccc H $129–149, XP $15 111 Montague Row www.harmonybedbreakfast.ns.caharmony@harmonybedbreakfast.ns.ca800-890-4637 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Suite: 6 • Year-round Hillside Landing B&B cccc $130, XP $25 152 Queen www.hillsidelanding.comhillsidelandingbnb@gmail.com902-247-5781Street K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Ocean Hillside Bed & Breakfast qcccc $98–125; no tax 24 Annivista Heights (off Shore Road) 902-245-5932, www.oceanhillsidebb.comoceanhillsidebb@ns.sympatico.ca877-766-1689 K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • May 1–Oct 30 Seawinds Motel pcccd H $84–179, XP $15 90 Montague www.seawindsmotel.cominfo@seawindsmotel.com902-245-2573Row K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 10 • May 1–Oct 31 ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Shore Line Restaurant, Gift Shop and Suites pcccd $84–149, XP $15 78 Water digbyshoreline@hotmail.com902-245-6667Street Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Tourist Home: 7 May 15–Oct 15 Siesta Motel pH $80–100, XP $10 81 Montague eisener.bob@ns.sympatico.ca902-245-2568Row Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 15 • Year-round Summer’s Country Inn qcccd H $95–120, XP $15 16 Warwick www.summerscountryinn.caherb.robicheau@ns.sympatico.ca902-245-2250Street Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 2 B&B Inn: 9 • May 1–Oct 31 SMITH’S COVE Harbourview Inn p,cccc/ccccd 25 Harbourview Road $144–169, 902-245-5686, 877-449-0705 XP $20 www.theharbourviewinn.cominnkeeper@theharbourviewinn.com K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 11 Cottage: 4 May 15–Oct 26 Hedley House by the Sea pcccdH $89–169 375 Highway 902-245-2500,1 www.hedleyhouse.cainfo@hedleyhouse.ca877-826-2500 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Motel: 14 • June 15–Oct 15 Villages of Mountain Gap Resort pcccdH $99–390 217 Highway www.mountaingap.careservations@mountaingap.ca902-245-58411 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Resort: 36 • May 15–Oct 15 DEEP BROOK Still Point Lodge qH $180–360 110 Colonial Arms Drive www.stillpointlodge.castillpointlodge@eastlink.ca902-308-1874 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•@ Cottage: 5 Tourist Home: 4 May 13–Oct CORNWALLIS24 Annapolis Basin Conference Centre pH $80–104 761 Broadway Avenue 902-638-8602, 888-830-4466 www.abcc.casales@abcc.ca Q,D,T,S•Pvt or shared bath•4-wk CXL•@ Dorm-style: 185 • Year-round CLEMENTSPORT Aventyr.co H $90–120; no tax 1896 Highway 1 www.aventyr.coaventyrco@gmail.com289-795-3210 May 15-Oct 31 END OF DIGBY ENTRY AREA MAITLAND BRIDGE Mersey River Chalets & Nature Retreat "pcccd H $110–205, XP $25 315 Mersey River Chalets Road 902-682-2443, www.merseyriverchalets.cominfo@merseyriverchalets.com877-667-2583 Q,D,T•Ens, pvt or shared bath•4-wk CXL Cottage: 7 Motel: 4 • Year-round ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) UPPER CLEMENTS Upper Clements Cottages & RV Park "q,ccccH $145–220, 3059 Highway 1 XP $10 902-532-0269, www.upperclementscottages.comvacation@upperclementscottages.com800-717-6549 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 7 Mini-home: 1 • Year-round DELAP’S COVE Fundy Trail Campground & Cottages pH GTD $130–175 62 Delap’s Cove Road www.fundytrail.comcamp@fundytrail.com902-532-7711 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 5 • May 14–Oct 11 PORT WADE Port Wade Glamping Domes pH $225 1919 Granville www.portwadeglampingdomes.castay@portwadeglampingdomes.caRoad Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 1 • Year-round ALLAIN’S CREEK Annapolis Royal Inn "pcccd H $135–175, XP $10 3924 Highway 1 902-532-2323, www.annapolisroyalinn.compaulette@annapolisroyalinn.com888-857-8889 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 30 • ANNAPOLISYear-roundROYAL Bailey House Bed & Breakfast , $135–350 150 St George Street 902-532-1285, www.baileyhouse.cainfo@baileyhouse.ca877-532-1285 K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 Cottage: 1 • Year-round Garrison House Inn & Restaurant qcccc $95–185, XP $15 350 St George Street 902-532-5750, www.garrisonhouse.cainfo@garrisonhouse.ca866-532-5750 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 7 • May 1–Nov 1 Hillsdale House Inn p,cccc $92–172, XP $20 519 St George Street 902-532-2345, www.hillsdalehouseinn.cainfo@hillsdalehouseinn.ca877-839-2821 K,Q,T•Ens bath•Full b’fast B&B Inn: 13 • May 11–Oct 31 Just B Lodging H $110 92 Prince Albert Road www.justblodging.carandr@justblodging.ca902-532-2392 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • Year-round Queen Anne Inn ccccd $119–239, XP $20 494 Upper St George Street 902-532-7850, www.queenanneinn.ns.cacontact@queenanneinn.ns.ca877-536-0403 K,Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 12 • Apr 15–Oct 30 The Lark and Loon Inn q, $140–230 643 St George Street www.larkandloon.calarkandloon@eastlink.ca902-286-2068 Q•Pvt ens, shared bath•@ Inn: 3 • Feb 1–Oct 31 Tides & Time Vacation Home pcccdH $90–125; no tax 225 St George Street ttvhouse@gmail.com902-532-2050 Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-roundValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Accommodations

SOUTH MILFORD Milford House Cabins pH $155–230, XP $20 5296 Highway 8 902-532-2617, www.milfordhouse.careservations@milfordhouse.ca877-532-5751 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 28 • May 18–Oct 15 GRANVILLE FERRY A Seafaring Maiden B&B p,ccccd $109–139 5287 Granville Road 902-532-0379, www.aseafaringmaiden.cominfo@aseafaringmaiden.com888-532-0379 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Grand Oak Manor Bed & Breakfast q $119, XP $15 5345 Granville Road www.grandoakbnb.cainfo@grandoakbnb.ca902-308-1592 Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Periwinkle Cottage p H $169 5016 Shore Road West periwinklecottage@eastlink.ca902-532-7750 Q,D•Pvt or Ens bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Apr 1–Dec 1 PARKER’S COVE Mountain Top Cottages & Campground qH $124–176 854 Parker Mountain Road www.mountaintopcottages.commtn.top.cottages@gmail.com902-532-2564 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 17 • May 13–Oct 13 GRANVILLE BEACH Body Energy Vacation Suite 42 Kerr Lane $95-150 www.bodyenergy.cajohane@bodyenergy.ca902-401-3333 Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Year-round • Suite: 1 BRIDGETOWN AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) UPPER GRANVILLE Broken Wheel B&B , $85–95, XP $20 8544 Highway 1 www.brokenwheelbb.combrokenwheelns@yahoo.ca902-665-4800 Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Re-opening 2023 BRIDGETOWN Bridgetown Motor Inn "pccd $109, XP $20 396 Granville Street East 902-665-4403, www.bridgetownmotorinn.cominfo@bridgetownmotorinn.ca888-350-5512 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL• Light b’fast•@ Motel: 28 • May 1–Nov 1 Carleton Inn & Cottages qcccd/ccccdH $119–299, 4101 Highway 201 XP $15 902-665-4716, www.carletoninn.careservations@carletoninn.ca866-665-4716 Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 4 Motel: 6 Suite: 5 Year-roundPARADISE Burnbrae Farm & Paradise Inn p,cccc $109–179, XP $20 5673 Highway 201 www.burnbraeparadise.cainfo@burnbraeparadise.ca902-584-3206 Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • MIDDLETONYear-roundAREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) PORT GEORGE Rocky Shores & Seals Cottages "qcccdH $159–229 508 Waterfront Lane 403-251-5869, www.rockyshoresandseals.comkarenanthony@telus.net877-825-6333 Q,D•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 2 • Apr 29–Nov 12 MIDDLETON Fundy Spray Motel pH $72–100, XP $5 443 Main fundy2@outlook.com902-825-3424Street Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 16 • Year-round Just Dropping Inn Bed & Breakfast qccc $55–85; no tax 44 School albie.j44@hotmail.com902-825-3062Street Q,D•Pvt or shared bath•12-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round Middleton Motel & Suites "p,ccc H $79–259, XP $10 121 Main www.middletonmotel.careservations@middletonmotel.ca902-825-3433,Street855-825-3433 K,Q,D•Ens bath•@ Motel: 46 • Year-round Orchard Queen Motel & R.V. Park "q, H $70–100, XP $7 425 Main www.orchardqueenmotelrvpark.comstay@orchardqueenmotelrvpark.com902-825-4801,Street855-825-4801 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 8 • May 1–Oct 15 NEW ALBANY The Old Ten Spot p $50-150 4743 Highway 10 www.theoldtenspot.comtheoldtenspot@gmail.com902-349-9933 Cottage: 2 Mini home: 1 • May 1–Oct 10 WILMOT Vidito Family Campground & Cottages pH $75–109, XP $5 13736 Highway 1 www.viditocamp.comviditocamp@live.ca902-825-4380 Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•@ Cottage: 11 Motel: 5 • May 1–Oct 15 END OF MIDDLETON AREA EAST DALHOUSIE Ledge’s Edge pcccdH $150–399 82 Black Duck Lake Road www.ledgesedge.commahoneysevergreens@outlook.com902-547-2343 D,Q,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 1 Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round KINGSTON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) KINGSTON Aurora Inn p $119–155 831 Main www.aurorainn.netreservations@aurorainn.net902-765-3306Street K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 23 • Year-round Bramble Lane Farm & Cottage pcccd H $140; no tax 437 Brooklyn www.bramblelane.cainfo@bramblelane.ca902-765-6730Street Q,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL Cottage: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30 BERWICK AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) HARBOURVILLE Harbour Villa West qH $200–250 83 Russia dSD6TrLoGZ1XOCa%2Fimpression_id=p3_1607705524_www.airbnb.ca/rooms/42859000?source_fta.metalworks@gmail.com709-691-0740Road Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • Year-round Loft Retreat qH $250–300 85 Russia www.airbnb.ca/rooms/42859976fta.metalworks@gmail.com709-691-0740Road Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • Year-round ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Accommodations

The Lobster Trap qH $199–299 3280 Long Point www.seaglasscoastalcottages.caseaglasscoastalcottages@outlook.comRoad Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1•Year-round The Mermaid’s Tail qH $199-299 3278 Long Point www.seaglasscoastalcottages.caseaglasscoastalcottages@outlook.comRoad Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage:KENTVILLE/NEW1•Year-roundMINAS AREA (UP TO 20 KM CENTREVILLERADIUS) Delft Haus Bed & Breakfast p,ccccd $115–135 1942 Highway 359 www.delfthaus.cominfo@delfthaus.com902-678-7077 Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Apr 1–Nov 15 HALL’S HARBOUR The Hideaway at Halls Harbour qH $300–350 20 Cove Thehideaway.caThehideaway.ca@gmail.com905-691-5715Road Q,T•Pvt bath Vac. Home: 3 • May 1-Oct 31 • @ NEW MINAS Greensboro Inn "qcccd $115–149, XP $10 9016 Commercial Street www.greensboromotelns.comgreensboroinn@gmail.com902-681-3201 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 25 • Year-round Slumber Inn "pcccd $120–200 5534 Prospect Road 902-681-5000, www.slumberinn.careservations@slumberinn.ca800-914-5005 Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 76 • WOLFVILLEYear-roundAREA(UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) GREENWICH Old Orchard Inn & Spa "pcccd/cccc $119–225, 153 Greenwich Road South XP $15 902-542-5751, www.oldorchardinn.comreservations@oldorchardinn.ns.ca800-561-8090 K,Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 29 Hotel: 100 • Year-round PORT WILLIAMS Beausoleil Farmstead qH $185–255 1469B Church Street www.beausoleilvineyards.cainfo@beausoleilvineyards.ca902-599-2933 Q•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 1 • Year-round The Stay at Planters Ridge Winery $250 1441 Church www.plantersridge.ca/stayjamie@plantersridge.ca902-915-4245Street Q•Pvt bath•Light b’fast•48-hr CXL•@ Guest Room: 3 • Year-round CANNING Farmhouse Inn B&B p,ccccd $129–169, XP $20 9757 Main www.farmhouseinn.carelax@farmhouseinn.ca902-582-7900,Street800-928-4346 K,Q,T•Ens bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 6 • Year-round Look Inn Guest Room q,cccd $100 3369 Highway 358 mdhubley@eastlink.ca902-582-3022 D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Tourist Home: 1 • May 21–Sept 5 WOLFVILLE Acadia University q H $50–100 55 University www.destinationacadiau.casummervisit@acadiau.ca902-585-1321,Avenue855-585-1321 D,S•Shared bath•@ May 8–Aug 16 Blomidon Inn qcccc H $119–269 195 Main www.blomidon.ns.cainnkeeper@blomidon.ns.ca902-542-2291,Street800-565-2291 Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Inn: 31 • Year-round Blue Shutters Accommodations qH $110–145 7 Blomidon www.blueshuttersbnb.ns.cablueshutters@ns.sympatico.ca902-542-3363Terrace Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • Year-round 470 Main Boutique Hotel pH $130–500 470 Main 470main.caconcierge@oversea.ca902-915-4842,Street866-890-4920 K,Q•Ens bath•@ Year-round Gingerbread House Inn q,cccc $125–215, XP $20 8 Robie Tufts www.gingerbreadhouse.cainnkeeper@gingerbreadhouse.ca902-542-1458,Drive888-542-1458 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 7 • Year-round In Wolfville Accommodations q $70–100 56 Main inwolfvilleaccommodations@gmail.com902-385-3548Street K,Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Year-round Locust & Starr Inn 14 Locust Avenue $149–189 www.locustandstarr.cominfo@locustandstarr.com902-599-1108 K.Q•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast •@ Suite: 2 • Year-round Micro Boutique Living pccccH $109–189 336 Main www.microboutiqueliving.comcontact@microboutiqueliving.com888-501-2325Street Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 20 • May 1–Aug 31 Reta’s Hideaway by the Harbour qH $195–299 318 Main www.retashideaway.carentals@retashouse.com902-542-5607Street Q•Pvt bath•8-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 1 • May 1–Nov 30 Tattingstone Inn p,ccccd $115–195, XP $15 620 Main www.tattingstoneinn.comstay@tattingstoneinn.com902-542-7696,Street800-565-7696 K,Q,D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 14 • Year-round The Stella Rose B&B p,ccccd $139–179, XP $20 611 Main www.thestellarose.comthestellarosebb@yahoo.ca902-697-2368,Street855-533-2368 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Feb 1–Dec 31 Valley Sky Glamping qH $345–395 850 Grand Pre Road www.valleysky.cainfo@valleysky.ca902-385-2267 Q•Pvt bath•@•1-wk CXL Geodesic Dome: 1 • Year-round Victoria’s Historic Inn "qccccc $139–225, XP $20 600 Main www.victoriashistoricinn.comstay@victoriasinn.com902-542-5744,Street800-556-5744 Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 16 • Year-round LOWER WOLFVILLE Raven Hill Vineyard & Retreat ccccd H $175–350 11140 Highway 1 www.ravenhillvineyard.comalanconnor6@gmail.com902-690-5619 K,Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Tourist Home: 1 • Year-round NORTH GRAND PRÉ Beach Breeze Motel qH $110–150, XP $10 127 Evangeline Beach Road www.beachbreezemotel.cominfo@beachbreezemotel.com902-542-5588 D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 9 • May 10–Oct 16ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Accommodations

GRAND EvangelinePRÉ p 11668 Highway 1 www.theevangeline.cainfo@theevangeline.ca902-697-2163 K,Q•Ens bath•5-day CXL•@ Hotel: 23 • June 30–Oct 31 Inn at Grand Pré Winery q $200–425 11625 Highway 1 www.grandprewines.ns.catheinn@grandprewines.ns.ca902-713-5015 K,Q,S•Ens bath•Light b'fast•@ Inn: 6 • Apr 15–Dec 31 Olde Lantern Inn & Vineyard qccccd $125–165 11575 Highway 1 902-542-1389, www.oldlanterninn.comoldlanterninn@gmail.com877-965-3845 Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round oTENTik at Grand-Pré National Historic Site q 2205 Grand-Pré Road activ/otentikwww.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/grandpre/pc.grandpre.pc@canada.ca877-737-3783 Shared bath Cabin: 8 • Aug 3–Oct 10 WINDSOR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) FALMOUTH Avon River Motel pcc $65–85, XP $10 2116 Highway 1 contact@avonrivermotel.com902-472-6995 K,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 12 • May 1–Dec 31 WINDSOR Clockmaker’s Inn qccccd H $99–179, XP $20 1399 King www.theclockmakersinn.comreservations@theclockmakersinn.com902-792-2573,Street866-778-3600 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 8 • Year-round Downeast Motel p $85, XP $20 4212 Highway 1 902-798-8374, www.downeastmotel.cominfo@downeastmotel.com800-395-8117 D•Ens bath•@ Motel: 20 • Year-round Super 8 Windsor "pcccd $109–169 63 Cole 902-792-8888,Drive www.super8windsorns.comgm@super8windsorns.com800-454-3213 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 66 • GARLAND'SYear-roundCROSSING The SeaCan Adults Only Retreat H 3543 Trunk airbnb.com/h/theseacanboxwoodretreats@gmail.com14 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cabin: 1 NEWPORT CORNER Natura Wilderness Resort p, H $110–155 50 Lynch www.naturawilderness.cominfo@naturawilderness.com902-410-5718Road Q•Pvt bath Glamping Tents: 6 • May 1-Oct 31 END OF WINDSOR AREA SUMMERVILLE Flying Apron Inn & Cookery qcccc $130–185 3 Summerville Wharf Road 902-633-2300, 844-633-2300 www.flyingaproncookery.cainfo@flyingaproncookery.ca K,Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 5 • BURNTCOATYear-round Shangri-la Cottages "p,cccc H $180–280, 32 Faulkner Lane XP $20 902-369-2050, www.shangri-lacottages.comreservations@shangri-lacottages.com866-977-3977 Q,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3 • MAITLANDYear-roundAREA(UPTO 20 KM RADIUS) MAITLAND Cresthaven by the Sea Bed & Breakfast q $129–169 19 Ferry 902-261-2001,Lane www.cresthavenbythesea.comcresthavenbythesea@gmail.com866-870-2001 Q•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Gravity Luxury Domes qH $229 9415 Highway 215 www.gravityluxurydomes.comgravitydomes@outlook.com902-489-3663 Q•Pvt bath•@ Geodesic Domes: 2 • Year-round URBANIA Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Resort "pcccc H $126–790, XP $20 12215 Highway 215 www.raftingcanada.cainfo@raftingcanada.ca902-400-0104 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 13 • Year-round END OF MAITLAND AREA NINE MILE RIVER Breezy Petals Camping Resort p $195–225 1231 Blois www.breezypetals.comyunmu@breezypetals.com902-414-5915Road Q,D,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@L • Year-round STEWIACKE Nelson House Bed and Breakfast ,pcccc $125; no tax 138 Main Street East 902-639-1380, www.thenelsonhousebb.cominfo@thenelsonhousebb.com866-331-1380 Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round TRURO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) OLD BARNS Irwin Lake Chalets p,ccccH $135–185 680 Loch Haven Lane www.irwinlakechalets.cominfo@irwinlakechalets.com866-554-7946 K,Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL Cottage: 6 • Year-round TRURO Abide Within Bed & Breakfast "p,ccccd $129; no tax 45 Douglas Street, Truro www.abidewithinbnb.caabidewithinbb@gmail.com902-986-1155 Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Baker’s Chest Bed & Breakfast qccccd $120–145, XP $30 53 Farnham Road, Bible Hill www.bakerschest.cainfo@bakerschest.ca902-893-4824 K,Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Belgravia Bed & Breakfast q $110–120 5 Broad Street, Truro 902-893-7100, www.belgravia.cabelgraviabb@gmail.com866-877-9900 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round Berry’s Motel p,ccd H $89–149, XP $10 73 Robie Street, Lower Truro 902-895-2823, www.berrysmotel.caberrysinn@eastlink.ca855-2-BERRYS K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 31 • Year-round Best Western Glengarry Truro Trade and Convention Centre "pcccdJJ $101–275, 150 Willow Street, Truro XP $10 902-893-4311, www.bestwestern.comreservations@bwglengarry.com800-567-4276 K,Q•Ens, pri bath•24-hr CXL•Full b'fast•@ Hotel: 107 • Year-round Comfort Inn Truro "pcccc $90–180, XP $15 12 Meadow Drive, Lower Truro 902-893-0330, www.trurocomfortinn.comjeff.hemming@innvesthotels.com800-228-5150 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•4pm CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 81 • Year-round Dalhousie University Faculty of Agriculture - Summer Accommodations qccd $41–63 10, 20, 30 Horseshoe Crescent, Bible Hill 902-893-3103, stay.dal.castayintruro@dal.ca884-626-4671 D,T,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•@ Dorm-style: 98 • May 4–Aug 15 ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton "$%pccccJJJ $99–150 35 Legends Avenue, Millbrook 902-843-4343, www.hamptoninntruro.comres@hamptoninntruro.com877-894-7666 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Hotel: 94 • Year-round Inn on Prince Hotel & Conference Centre Truro (formerly Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre Truro) "pcccc $129–189, XP $10 437 Prince Street, Truro 902-895-1651, www.innonprince.comreservations@innonprince.com888-895-1651 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 114 • Year-round Stonehouse Motel & Restaurant pccd H $70–100, XP $10 165 Willow Street, Truro 902-893-9413, www.stonehousemotelrestaurant.comstonehousemr@yahoo.ca877-660-6638 K,Q,D,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 36 • Year-round Suncatcher Bed & Breakfast q,ccccd $115–135 25 Wile Crest Avenue, North River 902-893-7169, www.suncatcherbnb.comsuncatcherbnb@gmail.com877-203-6032 Q,T,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round Super 8 Truro p $99–225, XP $10 85 Treaty Trail, Millbrook 902-895-8884, www.super8truro.comfom@super8truro.com800-800-8000 K,Q•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 50 • Year-round Tidal Bore Inn qccd $69–99, XP $5 29 Truro Heights Road, Lower Truro www.tidalboreinn.comtidalboreinn@gmail.com902-895-9241 Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Motel: 48 • May 1–Oct 31 Willow Bend Motel "pccccd H $99–199, XP $7 277 Willow Street, Truro 902-895-5325, www.willowbendmotel.comwillowbend@ns.sympatico.ca888-5WILLOW K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 27 • Year-round END OF TRURO AREA UPPER ECONOMY Four Seasons Retreat "qH $160–360, 320 Cove www.fourseasonsretreat.ns.careservations@fourseasonsretreat.ns.ca902-647-2628Road Q,T•Pvt bath Cottage: 12 • Year-round PARRSBORO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) PARRSBORO Cape Split View Cottages "pccccH $125–215 846 West Bay Road www.milliondollarviewcottages.comreservation@milliondollarviewcottages.com902-254-3339 Q,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • May 15–Oct 15 Fox Point Inn pccccH $79–179 490 Fox Point Road www.foxpointinn.careservations@foxpointinn.ca902-348-2000 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 3 • Year-round Gillespie House Inn "p,ccccd $119–149, 358 Main Street XP $20 902-254-3196, www.gillespiehouseinn.commail@gillespiehouseinn.com877-901-3196 Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 7 • May 1–Oct 31 Maple Inn qcccc $119–229, XP $15 2358 Western www.mapleinn.careservations@mapleinn.ca902-254-3735,Avenue877-627-5346 K,Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 8 • May 1–Oct 31 Parrsboro Mansion Inn "q,ccccd $119–169, 3916 Eastern Avenue XP $20 www.parrsboromansion.comreservation@parrsboromansion.com902-254-2585 K,Q,D•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Pleasant Street Inn p,H $100–160 33 Pleasant www.pleasantstreetinn.cainfo@pleasantstreetinn.ca902-728-2063Street Q•Ens, pvt, shared bath•Buffet, full, light b’fast•@ Inn: 3 • Year-round Riverview Cottages p,ccdH $70–120 3575 Eastern www.riverviewcottages.cainfo@riverviewcottages.ca902-254-2388,Avenue877-254-2388 D,T,S•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 18 • May 1–Nov 30 The Sunshine Inn q H $105–149, XP $10 4487–4489 Highway 2 902-254-3135, www.thesunshineinn.netthesunshineinn@gmail.com877-706-6835 K,Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Cottage: 4 Motel: 11 • Apr 14–Nov 27 END OF PARRSBORO AREA ADVOCATE HARBOUR Lightkeepers Kitchen & Guest House p $85–125, XP $15 1 Cape d’Or www.capedor.ca/20252.htmlcapedor@hotmail.com902-670-8314Road D,T,S•Ens, pvt or shared bath•Light b’fast Tourist Home: 4 • May 1–Oct 30 WEST ADVOCATE Advocate Ocean View Vacation Home qH $140–160, XP $15 1271 West Advocate Road www.advocateoceanview.caADvacationhome@gmail.com902-392-2544 Q,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Oct 30 Between the Capes B&B "cccc $100–135 1222 West Advocate Road esmackinnon1@gmail.com902-392-2442 Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • May 1–Oct 31 Driftwood Park Retreat pcccc H $119–199, XP $15 49 Driftwood www.driftwoodparkretreat.comdriftwoodparkretreat@ns.sympatico.ca902-392-2008,Lane866-810-0110 Q,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 5 • Apr 1–Oct 31 JOGGINS Goldstein Ark B&B ,H $90–160 139 Main www.goldsteinark.com/homegoldsteinark@gmail.com902-732-2220Street Q•Ens bath•Full b'fast•48-hr CXL•@ B&B: 4 • May 1–Oct CAMPGROUNDS30 For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. DIGBY NECK & ISLANDS AREA WHALE COVE Whale Cove Campground p $30–80 50 Whale Cove Road www.whalecovecampground.comtfrost@whalecovecampground.com902-834-2025 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 40 o/n • June 15–Oct 15 DIGBY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) HILLGROVE The Ridge Campground pccc[F]ccd[R] $28–65 2561 Ridge www.ridgecampground.catheridgecampground@outlook.com902-245-5600Road E,W,Se•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 5-day CXL•@ Sites: 77 (58 o/n) • May 1–Oct 31 DIGBY Digby Campground pccc[F]c[R] $30–50 230 Victoria www.digbycampground.cadigbycamp@gmail.com902-247-1985Street 24-hrE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrusCXL•@ Sites: 49 o/n • May 15–Oct 15ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Campgrounds/Accommodations

SMITH’S COVE Fundy Spray Campground p $27–46 100 Highway fundyspraycg@gmail.com902-974-20001 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 116 (53 o/n) • May 8–Sept 27 Jaggar’s Point pccc[F]ccc[R] $40–70 57 Smith’s Cove Crossing Road www.jaggarspoint.cajpcampground@gmail.com902-245-4814 E,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ Sites: 151 (55 o/n) • May 15–Oct 11 BEAR RIVER Bear River Millyard Recreation p $25–75 1145 River www.millyardrecreation.commillyard@eastlink.ca902-467-3648Road C/T/Y•Swimming: R•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 12 o/n • May 10–Oct 15 END OF DIGBY ENTRY AREA MAITLAND BRIDGE Jeremy’s Bay Campground –Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic SiteP p $27–128 3005 Main reservation.pc.gc.cakejimkujik@pc.gc.ca902-682-2772,Parkway877-737-3783 E,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: L•24-hr CXL•@ Short term Sites: 390 • May 20–Oct 31 ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) UPPER CLEMENTS Upper Clements Cottages & RV Park p, $45–50 3059 Highway 1 902-532-0269, vacation@upperclementscottages.com1-800-717-6549www.upperclementscottages.com/overnight E,W,Se•C/T/Y•Swimming: P •1 wk CXL •@ Sites: 33 • May 1–Oct 31 GRANVILLE FERRY Dunromin Campsite and Cabins pcccc[F]cccd[R] $31–46 4618 Highway 1 902-532-2808, 844-292-1929 office@dunromincampsite.com www.dunromincampground.ca E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P,R•@ Sites: 212 (179 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 DELAP’S COVE Fundy Trail Campground & Cottages p, GTD $35–45 62 Delap’s Cove Road www.fundytrail.comcamp@fundytrail.com902-532-7711 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: P•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 74 (44 o/n) • May 13–Oct 17 PARKER’S COVE Cove Oceanfront Campground pcccc[F]cc[R] $37–115 4405 Shore Road West 902-532-5166, www.oceanfront-camping.comvacation@oceanfront-camping.com866-226-COVE E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O,P•@ Sites: 90 o/n • May 11–Oct 22 Mountain Top Cottages & Campground "p $39–44 854 Parker Mountain Road www.mountaintopcottages.commtn.top.cottages@gmail.com902-532-2564 E,W,Se•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•2-wk CXL•@ Sites: 21 (7 o/n) • May 13–Oct 13 BRIDGETOWN AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) BRIDGETOWN Valleyview Provincial Parkv p $27–37 960 Hampton Mountain Road 902-665-2559, parks.novascotia.ca/content/valleyviewparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 30 o/n • Seasonal MIDDLETON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) MIDDLETON Orchard Queen Motel & R.V. Park p, $25–45 425 Main www.orchardqueenmotelrvpark.comstay@orchardqueenmotelrvpark.com902-825-4801,Street855-825-4801 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 63 (12 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15 WILMOT Vidito Family Campground & Cottages p $30–45 13736 Highway 1 www.viditocamp.comviditocamp@live.ca902-825-4380 E,W,U•DS•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 99 (50 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15 KINGSTON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) KINGSTON Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp Resort p $35–84 43 Boo Boo www.jellystonens.comfun@jellystonens.com902-765-2830,Boulevard888-225-7773 E,W,Se•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ Sites: 200 (130 o/n) • May 11–Sept 15 AYLESFORD Klahanie Kamping pccc[F]ccc[R] $31–55 1144 Victoria www.klahaniekamping.caklahaniekamping@av.eastlink.ca902-847-9316,Road888-765-8857 E,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL Sites: 150 (78 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 BERWICK AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) GRAFTON Plantation Campground pccc[F]ccc[R] $32–49 210 West Steadman Road 902-538-8888, www.plantationcampground.cominfo@plantationcampground.com888-363-8882 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ Sites: 245 (60 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 KENTVILLE/NEW MINAS AREA (UP TO 20 KM COLDBROOKRADIUS) Sherwood Forest Camping Park p $38–49 6890 Highway 1 902-679-6632, www.sherwoodforestcampingpark.comsherwoodforest@ns.aliantzinc.ca888-679-6632 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P 72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 223 (43 o/n) • May 15–Sept 15 SOUTH ALTON South Mountain Park Family Camping & RV Resort pcccc[F]ccccc[R] $39–74 3022 Highway 12 902-678-0152, www.southmountainparkcampground.comstay@southmountainparkcampground.com866-860-6092 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 239 (83 o/n) • May 13–Oct 13 CANAAN Highbury Gardens RV Park pcccd[F]c[R] $40–56 121 New Canaan Road 902-678-8011, www.highburygardens.comstay@highburygardens.com877-678-8011 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 100 (79 o/n) • May 14–Oct 17 WOLFVILLE AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) CANNING Look Off Family Camping Park p,ccd[F]ccc[R] $40–120 3369 Highway 358 www.lookoffcamping.commdhubley@eastlink.ca902-582-3022 E,W•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 84 (44 o/n) • May 21–Oct 10 BLOMIDON Blomidon Provincial Park v Wp $27 3138 Pereau parks.novascotia.ca/content/blomidonparkinfo@novascotia.ca902-582-7319,Road888-544-3434 U•DS•Pull-thrus•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 76 o/n • Seasonal GRAND PRÉ Land of Evangeline Family Camping Resort p,ccc[F]ccc[R] $37–49 84 Evangeline Beach Road www.evangelinecamping.comlandofevangeline@gmail.com902-542-5309 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 223 (63 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Campgrounds

WINDSOR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) WINDSOR Hants County Exhibition Trailer Park p $15–35 221–249 Wentworth Road hantscountyex.comhantscountyex@eastlink.ca902-798-0000 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•@ Sites: 25 o/n • May 1–Oct 31 ARDOISE Beech Brook Campground pccd[F]ccc[R] $34–46 167 Beech Brook Road www.beechbrookcampground.compkelvey@hotmail.ca902-757-2211 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: P•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 165 (30 o/n) • May 1–Oct 10 BROOKLYN Smileys Provincial Parkv Wp $27 109 Clayton MacKay Road 902-757-3131, parks.novascotia.ca/content/smileysparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•Pull-thrus•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 80 o/n • Seasonal END OF WINDSOR AREA SOUTH RAWDON Cole's Campground (formerly Ryan's Ridge Campground) p, $36–125 1339 Ashdale Road www.colescampground.comcolescampground@outlook.com902-757-2401 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P,R 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 76 (10 o/n) • May 15–Oct 12 SHUBENACADIE Wild Nature Campground p, $30–35 20961 Highway 2 www.wildnaturecampground.comwildnaturecampground@outlook.com902-758-1631 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L•24-hr CXL Sites: 50 • May 1–Oct 15 NINE MILE RIVER Breezy Petals Camping Resort p $20–45 1231 Blois www.breezypetals.comyunmu@breezypetals.com902-414-5915Road Swimming: P • Year-round Renfrew Camping pccd[F]ccc[R] $35–130 824 Renfrew www.renfrewcamping.comrenfrewcamping@gmail.com902-883-1681Road E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P,R 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 193 (129 o/n) • May 18–Oct 8 Riverland Campground and R.V. Park p,cccd[F]ccc[R] $40–50 419 C.P. Thompson Road www.riverlandcamping.comriverlandcamp@aol.com902-883-7115 E,W,Se•DS• Pull-thrus•Swimming: P, R•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 269 (19 o/n) • May 1–Sept 30 KEMPT SHORE Kempt Shore Ocean View Campground p $35–50 5701 Highway 215 www.kemptshorefestivals.comkemptshorefestivals@gmail.com902-633-2510 E,W•Swimming: R•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 400 o/n • June 1–Sept 30 WALTON Whale Creek Campsite pcc[F]c[R] $35–40 343 Highway www.whalecreekcampsite.comhazelcdill@gmail.com902-528-2761215(reservations) E,W,U•DS•Swimming: O•@ Sites: 50 (18 o/n) • May 16–Sept 30 NOEL Parkville Campground p $30–50 4834 Highway 215 parkvillecampground@hotmail.ca902-369-2991 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L,P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 80 (40 o/n) • May 15–Oct 12 URBANIA Wide Open Wilderness Family Campground pccc[F]ccc[R] $33–46 11129 Highway 215 902-261-2228, www.wowcamping.cawowcamping2016@gmail.com866-811-2267 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 227 (77 o/n) • May 8–Sept 30 TRURO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) HILDEN Scotia Pine Campground pcccd[F]cc[R] $29–48 1911 Highway 2 902-893-3666, www.scotiapinecampground.cominfo@scotiapine.ca877-893-3666 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 211 (109 o/n) • May 9–Oct 17 GLENHOLME Elm River RV Park p $30–48.40 85 Elm River elm-river-park.business.site902-662-3162,Parkway888-356-4356 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P,R•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 117 (75 o/n) • Apr 1–Nov 30 Hidden Hilltop Family Campground "pcccd[F]cccc[R] $35–50 2600 Highway 4 902-662-3391, www.hiddenhilltopcampground.comhiddenhilltopfamilycampground@gmail.com866-662-3391 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 1-wk CXL•@ Sites: 243 (69 o/n) • May-Oct END OF TRURO AREA FIVE ISLANDS Five Islands Ocean Resort & RV Campground pcccd[F]cc[R] $24–150 482 Highway 902-254-2824,2 877-454-2824 www.fiveislands.ca E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: O,P 1-wk CXL•@ Sites: 122 (112 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 Five Islands Provincial Parkv Wp $27–36 618 Bentley Branch Road 902-254-2980, parkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 parks.novascotia.ca/content/five-islands W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 92 o/n • Seasonal PARRSBORO Glooscap Campground & RV pccd[F]cc[R] $30–40 1380 Two Island Road glooscapcamp@cumberlandcounty.ns.ca902-254-2529 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 77 (46 o/n) • May 17–Oct 11 PORT GREVILLE Old Port Campground p STC $20; no tax 8485 403-704-9816,NS-209 oldportcampground@gmail.com403-783-1669 Pull-thrus Sites: 30 o/n • May 21–Oct 1 SPENCER’S ISLAND Old Shipyard Beach Campground p, $26–135 774 Spencer’s Beach Road www.oldshipyardbeachcampground.comnoreenbob2000@yahoo.com902-392-2487 E,W,Se•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 31 (27 o/n) • May 15–Sept 30 ADVOCATE HARBOUR Fundy Tides Campground p,ccc[F]c[R] $25–35; no tax 95 Mills fundytidescampground@gmail.com902-392-2816Road E,W,Se,U•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 35 (29 o/n) • May 20–Oct 10 WEST ADVOCATE Cape Chignecto Provincial Parkv p $27–60 1108 West Advocate Road 902-392-2085, parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•C/T/Y•24-hr CXL Sites: 96 o/n • Seasonal AMHERST ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) UPPER NAPPAN Loch Lomond R.V. Park p, $28–36, XP $5 1 Loch Lomond Lane 902-667-3890, 877-809-1137 office@lochlomondrvpark.com www.lochlomondrvpark.com E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 150 (90 o/n) • May 15–Oct 2ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Campgrounds

BRIDGETOWN AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) TUPPERVILLE Tupperville School Museum 2663 Highway 201 www.tuppervilleschoolmuseum.catuppervillemuseum@gmail.com902-665-2579 June 29–Sept 4 • ; MIDDLETON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) MIDDLETON Annapolis Valley Macdonald Museum 21 School www.macdonaldmuseum.camacdonald.museum@ns.sympatico.ca902-825-6116Street Apr 1–Dec 15 • W Middleton Railway Museum 61 School www.middletonrailwaymuseum.orginfo@middletonrailwaymuseum.org902-825-6062Street Admission: D • May 15–Sept 30 • ; Old Holy Trinity Church 49 Main oldholytrinitychurch.ca/wp/historyoldholytrinitychurch@gmail.comStreet Admission: D • July 1–Aug 31 • ;@ MARGARETSVILLE Margaretsville Boathouse Heritage Centre and Boardwalk Haddock www.facebook.com/margaretsvilleshoresociety/Alley Seasonal • W KINGSTON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) GREENWOOD Greenwood Military Aviation Museum 1 Ward 902-765-1494,Road ext www.gmam.cadndwingmuseum@bellaliant.com5955 AYLESFORDYear-round Dempsey Corner Orchards 2717 Highway 221 www.dempseycornerorchards.comdempseycornerorchards@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-679-8701 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 31 • W@ Oaklawn Farm Zoo 1007 Ward www.oaklawnfarmzoo.caoaklawnfarmzoo@gmail.com902-847-9790Road Admission: $ • Apr 15–Nov 15 • W KENTVILLE/NEW MINAS AREA (UP TO 20 KM CAMBRIDGERADIUS) Valley Drive In Theatre 5943 Highway 1 www.valleydrivein.cominfo@valleydrivein.com902-538-0772 Admission: $ • May 1–Sept 30 • ; ATTRACTIONS This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. WEYMOUTH Sissiboo Landing 4575 Highway 1 www.weymouthnovascotia.comsissiboolanding@gmail.com902-837-4715 May 16–Oct 7 • ;@ GILBERT’S COVE Gilbert’s Cove Lighthouse 244 Lighthouse Road 902-837-5584, www.gilbertscovelighthouse.cominfo@gilbertscovelighthouse.com902-837-5936 June 1–Sept 30 DIGBY NECK & ISLANDS AREA TIVERTON Balancing Rock Highway 217 (near #2500) www.digbytrails.ca/balancing-rock.htmljriley@digbymun.ca902-245-2861 May 18–Oct 31 • ; FREEPORT Islands Museum and Archives 243 Highway www.islandshistoricalsociety.comislandshistorical@gmail.com902-839-2034217 Admission: D • June 21–Sept 3 • ;@ DIGBY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) DIGBY Admiral Digby Museum 95 Montague www.admiraldigbymuseum.caadmuseum@ns.sympatico.ca902-245-6322Row Admission: D • Apr 1–Dec 31 • W; Maud Lewis Memorial Park 511 Hwy 1 www.digbytrails.ca/maud-lewis.htmlheritage@digbymun.ca902-245-4757Marshalltown Year-round • W BAY VIEW Point Prim Lighthouse 1430 Lighthouse Road www.digbytrails.caheritage@digbymun.ca902-245-4455 Year-round • W; @ SMITH’S COVE Smith’s Cove Old Temperance Hall Museum 590 Highway bemacbeath@gmail.com902-247-16441 June 1–Aug 31 • W END OF DIGBY ENTRY AREA MAITLAND BRIDGE Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic SiteP 3005 Main pc.gc.ca/kejimkujikkejimkujik@pc.gc.ca902-682-2772,Parkway888-773-8888 Admission: $ • Year-round • W;@ ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AREA (UP TO 20 KM ANNAPOLISRADIUS)ROYAL Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens 441 St George Street www.historicgardens.comadmin@historicgardens.com902-532-7018 Admission: $ • May 15–Oct 31 • W@ Fort Anne National Historic SiteP 323 St George Street 902-532-2397, pc.gc.ca/fortannefortanne@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 Admission: $ • May 20–Oct 9 • ; King’s Theatre 209 St George Street www.kingstheatre.cagm@kingstheatre.ca902-532-7704 Admission: $ • Year-round • W The O'Dell House Museum, Archives and Research Centre 136 St George Street house-museumwww.annapolisheritagesociety.com/odell-annapolisheritage@gmail.com902-532-7754 Admission: D • Year-round • W;@ Sinclair Inn Museum 230 St George Street sinclair-inn-museumwww.annapolisheritagesociety.com/annapolisheritage@gmail.com902-532-0996 Admission: D • Seasonal • ; GRANVILLE FERRY North Hills Museumv 5065 Granville Road northhills.novascotia.canorthhillsmuseum@gmail.com902-532-2168 Admission: D • June 1–Oct 15 • W PORT ROYAL Melanson Settlement National Historic SiteP 3870 Granville Road 902-532-2321, pc.gc.ca/melansonsettlementportroyal@pc.gc.ca888-773-8888 June 1–Oct 9 • ; Port-Royal National Historic SiteP 53 Historic pc.gc.ca/portroyalportroyal@pc.gc.ca902-532-2898,Lane888-773-8888 Admission: $ • May 20–Oct 9 • ; ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Attractions

Grand-Pré National Historic SiteP 2205 Grand-Pré Road 902-542-3631, www.parkscanada.gc.ca/grandprepc.grandpre.pc@canada.ca866-542-3631 Admission: $ • May 15–Oct 12 • W Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site www.landscapeofgrandpre.cainfo@landscapeofgrandpre.ca902-697-2575 Year-round Tangled Garden 11827 Highway 1 www.tangledgarden.catangledgardenherbs@gmail.com902-542-9811 Admission: $ • Apr 1–Dec 23 • ;@ WINDSOR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) HANTSPORT Dorie & Garnet McDade Heritage Centre 50 Main www.mcdadeheritagecentre.camcdadeheritagecentre@gmail.com902-352-2025Street July 1–Aug 31 • W WINDSOR Fort Edward National Historic SiteP 67 Fort Edward Street pc.gc.ca/fortedwardfortedward@pc.gc.ca902-798-2321 June 24–Aug 31 • W Haliburton House Museumv 424 Clifton haliburtonhouse.novascotia.cahaliburton.shand@novascotia.ca902-798-2915Avenue Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 1 • ;@ Howard Dill Enterprises 400 College www.howarddill.com/902-798-2728Road Year-round • W @ Long Pond Hockey Enterprises 400 College www.gameofhockey.com902-798-2728Road Admission: D • Year-round • W @ Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia 132 Gerrish www.mermaidtheatre.capuppets@mermaidtheatre.ca902-798-5841Street Year-round West Hants Historical Society Museum 281 King www.westhantshistoricalsociety.cawhhs@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-798-4706Street July 3–Aug 31 • W@ Windsor Hockey Heritage Centre 414 Clifton www.birthplaceofhockey.com/museumwindsorhockeyheritage@hotmail.ca902-798-1800Avenue Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 6 NEWPORT LANDING Avon River Heritage Society Museum 15 & 17 Belmont Road www.avonriverheritage.cominfoavonriver@gmail.com902-757-1718 Admission: D • May 1–Oct 31 • W;@ END OF WINDSOR AREA KENTVILLE Kings County Museum 37 Cornwallis Street www.kingscountymuseum.cainfo@kingscountymuseum.ca902-678-6237 Admission: D • Apr 1–Dec 15 • W;@ WOLFVILLE AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) GREENWICH Hennigar Farm Park and Trail 10272 Highway 1 www.hennigars.comdoug@hennigars.com902-542-3503 Apr 1–Dec 24 • ; PORT WILLIAMS Prescott House Museumv 1633 Starr’s Point Road prescotthouse.novascotia.canancy.morton@novascotia.ca902-542-3984 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 1 • W; Wood’n’Hive Honey 1284 Starrs Point Road www.woodnhivehoney.cawoodnhivehoney@gmail.com902-679-8996 CANNINGYear-round Ross Creek Centre for the Arts 555 Ross Creek Road www.artscentre.camail@artscentre.ca902-582-3842 Year-round • W;@ Two Planks and a Passion Theatre 555 Ross Creek Road 902-582-3073 boxoffice@twoplanks.ca www.artscentre.ca/twoplanks.html Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 2 • W@ WOLFVILLE Al Whittle Theatre 450 Main www.alwhittletheatre.camanager@alwhittletheatre.ca902-542-3344Street Year-round Blomidon Inn Gardens 195 Main www.blomidon.ns.ca/garden.htmlinnkeeper@blomidon.ns.ca902-542-2291Street May 1–Oct 31 Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens Acadia botanicalgardens.acadiau.cakcirvingcentre@acadiau.ca902-585-1917University Year-round • W;@ Randall House Museum 259 Main www.wolfvillehs.ednet.ns.carandallhouse@outlook.com902-542-9775Street Admission: D • May 26–Dec 7 • ;@ GRAND PRÉ Covenanter Church 1989 Grand Pré Road historywww.orchardvalleyunited.ca/about-us/902-681-0366 Admission: D • May 15–Oct 15 • ; WALTON Walton Lighthouse 119 Lorne Smith Road www.waltonns.wordpress.comjohanna.hudson@bellaliant.net902-528-2929 May 15–Oct 15 • ;@ NOEL Burntcoat Head Park 45 Faulkner www.burntcoatheadpark.caburntcoat@easthants.ca902-369-2529Lane May 20–Oct 9 • ; MAITLAND AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) LOWER SELMA Lower Selma Museum & Heritage Cemetery 6971 Highway 215 www.ehhs.cainfo@ehhs.ca902-589-0940 June 1–Sep 30 • @ MAITLAND Lawrence House Museumv 8660 Highway 215 lawrencehouse.novascotia.camuseum@novascotia.ca902-261-2628 Admission: D • June 1–Oct 1 • ; SOUTH MAITLAND Fundy Tidal Interpretive Centre 9865 Highway 236 eventswww.easthants.ca/visitors/attractions-fundytidal@easthants.ca902-261-2250 May 20–Oct 9 • W URBANIA Homestead Lavender 11640 Hwy www.nslavender.comhomesteadlavender@outlook.com902-817-5917215 May 7–Sep 25 • W END OF MAITLAND SHUBENACADIEAREA Shubenacadie Tinsmith Museum 2854 Main www.tinsmithmuseum.cainfo@tinsmithmuseum.ca902-758-2013Street Seasonal • W@ SHUBENACADIE EAST Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Parkv 149 Creighton Road wildlifepark.novascotia.cawildlifepark@novascotia.ca902-758-2040 Admission: $ • W@ Year-round, weekends only in winter STEWIACKE Mastodon Ridge 87 Main Street West www.mastodonridge.cainfo@mastodonridge.ca902-639-2345 June–October • W@ TRURO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) MILLBROOK Millbrook Cultural & Heritage Centre 65 Treaty www.millbrookheritage.caheather@millbrookheritagecentre.ca902-843-3493Trail Admission: $ • May 1–Oct 31 • W@ ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Attractions

UPPER ECONOMY That Dutchman’s Farm, Animal & Nature Park 4595 Highway 2 www.thatdutchmansfarm.comdutchmanscheese@gmail.com902-647-2751 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 21 ECONOMY Cliffs of Fundy Geopark Welcome Centre (Cobequid Interpretive Centre) 3246 Highway 2 interpretive-centreswww.fundygeopark.ca/museums-wccda@ns.sympatico.ca902-647-2600 June 27–Sep 6 • ;@ LOWER FIVE ISLANDS Five Islands Lighthouse 140 Broderick www.colchester.ca/parks-trailsrecreation@colchester.caLane Grounds only open May 8–Oct 11 SPRINGHILL Anne Murray Centre 36 Main www.annemurraycentre.comamcentre@eastlink.ca902-597-8614Street Admission: $ • May 10–Oct 15 • W Isabel Simpson Heritage Centre 26 Memorial www.springhillheritage.caspringhillheritage@gmail.com902-597-8044Drive June 1–Sept 1 • W Tour a Mine, Springhill Miners’ Museum 145 Black River Road springhillminersmuseum@hotmail.com902-597-3449 Admission: $ • May 18–Oct 15 • W PARRSBORO FORCE (Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy) 1156 West Bay Road 902-254-2510, www.fundyforce.ca/visitor-centrevisitor.centre@fundyforce.ca855-277-2510 May 15–Oct 15 • W Fundy Geological Museumv 162 Two Islands Road 902-254-3814, fundygeological.novascotia.cafundygeo@novascotia.ca866-856-DINO Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ Ottawa House by the Sea Museum 1155 Whitehall Road www.ottawahousemuseum.caottawa.house@ns.sympatico.ca902-254-2376 Admission: D • June 4–Oct 15 • W Ship’s Company Theatre 18 Lower Main Street 902-254-3000, www.shipscompanytheatre.cominfo@shipscompanytheatre.com800-565-SHOW Admission: $ • July 9–Sept 25 • W@ PORT GREVILLE Age of Sail Heritage Centre 8334 Highway 209 www.ageofsailmuseum.cagbsmsageofsail@yahoo.com902-348-2030 Admission: $ • May 2–Oct 28 • W@ LOWER TRURO Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark 40 geosites, Lower Truro to Apple River Office: 439 MacElmon Road, Debert 902-641-2225 (Debert), 902-728-2414 www.fundygeopark.cabeth.peterkin@fundygeopark.ca(Parrsboro) Year-round • W; Fundy Discovery Site 103 Tidal Bore Road www.fundydiscovery.cainfo@fundydiscovery.ca902-897-6255 May 9–Nov 13 • ;@ TRURO Colchester Historeum 29 Young www.colchesterhistoreum.cacontact@colchesterhistoreum.ca902-895-6284Street Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ Little White Schoolhouse Museum 20 Arthur www.littlewhiteschool.cabellaliant.comlittlewhiteschoolhousemuseum@902-895-5170Street June 1–Aug 31 • @ Victoria Park 29 Park www.truro.ca/victoria-park.htmlrecdept@truro.ca902-893-6078Road Year-round • ; @ BIBLE HILL Bicentennial Botanical Gardens 62 Cumming Drive, Dalhousie University Agricultural Campus www.dal.ca/gardensgardens@dal.ca902-893-6622 Year-round • W; Truro Raceway 73 Ryland www.truroraceway.canspe@eastlink.ca902-893-9222Avenue Year-round • ;@ DEBERT Debert Military Museum 35 Acadia www.debertmilitaryhistorysociety.weebly.comdebertmuseum@outlook.com902-662-2860Avenue Admission: D • May 26–Sept 27 • W Enter the Bunker 47 Lockheed historic-tourswww.enterthebunker.com/experiences/info@enterthebunker.com902-482-4299Crescent Admission: $ • Year-round • @ MASSTOWN Masstown Market 10622 Highway 2 www.masstownmarket.coinfo@masstownmarket.com902-662-2816m Year-round • W END OF TRURO AREA ADVOCATE HARBOUR Cape d’Or Coastal Park 1 Cape d’Or sferguson@cumberlandcounty.ns.caRoad JOGGINSYear-round Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site 100 Main www.jogginsfossilcliffs.netinfo@jogginsfossilcliffs.net902-251-2727,Street888-932-9766 Admission: $ • May 1–Oct 11 • W; RIVER HEBERT Heritage Model Museum 1868 Highway 242 www.heritagemodelsmuseum.caheritagemodelsmuseum@gmail.com902-251-2442 Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 1 • W@ MINUDIE Amos Seaman School Museum 5518 Barronsfield Road www.minudieheritage.ca/the-school-houseminudietouristassn2019@gmail.com July 1–Sept 1 • W@ GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. ROSSWAY The Artist’s Mark 9613 Highway 217 www.artistsmarkshop.blogspot.comptoceanwaves@gmail.com902-482-2188 Media: Paintings & prints, stone & bone May 1–Oct 31 • ; BARTON Japanese Antiques and Woodblock Prints 8121 Hwy 101/Hwy 1 japanesegallery@gmail.com902-245-2347 Media: Paintings & prints, wood May 15–Nov 15 • ; BRIGHTON Quilts by the Bay 8779 Highway 101 Openwww.novascotiaquilts.caquiltsbythebayns@gmail.com902-245-6343StudioArtisan Media: Fibre • Year-round • W DIGBY Digby House Gallery & Crafts 151 Queen www.digbyhouseartgallery.cominfo@digbyhouseartgallery.com902-245-3315Street Media: Fibre, paintings & prints, wood Year-round • ; SMITH'S COVE Riverside Pottery 66 River www.riversidepottery.cainfo@riversidepottery.ca902-245-1933Road Media: Clay • Year-round ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com ArtisansandArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

BEAR RIVER Blue Mind Gallery 1888 Clementsvale Road www.bluemindgallery.combluemindgallery@gmail.com902-467-1212 Media: Multiple media • Year-round • W Flight of Fancy 1869 Clementsvale Road 902-467-4171, 866-467-4171 www.theflight.caflightoffancyarts@gmail.com Media: Multiple media • May 1–Dec 24 • ; Pulp Humour 6684 Sissiboo Road Opencherylstonebr@gmail.com902-467-0337StudioArtisan Media: Multiple media • May 1–Oct 31 • ; Riverstones Studio 838 River www.phillipscurran.cariverstonesstudio@gmail.com902-247-5141Road Media: Paintings & prints, photography May 1–Dec 15 Silk Journey 81 Chute www.silkjourneyquilts.comsilkjourney@ns.sympatico.ca902-467-3035Road Media: Fibre • June 15–Oct 1 Turned Timber 6684 Sissiboo Road Openjaystonebr@gmail.com902-467-0337StudioArtisan Media: Wood • May 1–Oct 31 • ; CORNWALLIS OceanSide Artland 726-728 Broadway Avenue www.oceansideartland.catripp@oceansideartland.ca902-376-2070 Media: Paintings & prints, photography • Year-round ANNAPOLIS ROYAL Lucky Rabbit & Co. 15 Church Openwww.luckyrabbitandco.comlucky_rabbit@hotmail.com902-532-0928StreetStudioArtisan Media: Multiple media • June 1–Oct 8 BRIDGETOWN Angela Prive Glass Art 308 Granville angelapriveglassart@gmail.com902-824-6526Street Media: Glass, wood • May 14–Oct 10 MARGARETSVILLE Margaretsville Art Shack 37 Haddock www.artistscircle.caaprille.janes@gmail.com902-824-1926Alley Media: Paintings & prints • Seasonal • ; AYLESFORD de Weever’s Wovens 3486 Highway 1 Openwww.deweeverswovens.comdwvrs@eastlink.ca902-847-9270StudioArtisan Media: Fibre • June 1–Nov 30 • W SHUBENACADIE Crafty Owl Artisans Market 2793 Highway www.craftyowlartisansmarket.cacraftyowlartisansmarket@gmail.com2 Media: Books & cards, paintings & prints TRUROYear-round McCarthy Gallery 36 Arthur Street, at NSCC www.truroartsociety.cominfo@truroartsociety.ca902-893-5326 Media: Fibre, paintings & prints Year-round • W Thrown Together—Pottery & Art 37 King www.throwntogetherpottery.comthrowntogether@ns.sympatico.ca902-895-9309Street Media: Clay, paintings & prints Year-round • W Visual Voice Fine Art 128 King gallery@visual-voice.ca902-843-9464Street www.visual-voice.ca/fineart Media: Multiple media • Apr 1–Dec 31 • W BASS RIVER Joy Laking Studio Gallery 6730 Highway 2 www.joylakinggallery.comjoy@joylakinggallery.com902-890-8450 Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round • ; PARRSBORO Art Lab Studios & Gallery 121 Main 902-254-2972Street flyingart@seasidehighspeed.com Openwww.artlabstudios.caStudioArtisan Media: Multiple media • May 15–Dec 16 Parrsboro Creative 151 Main www.parrsborocreative.cominfo@parrsborocreative.com902-728-2007Street Media: Multiple media, paintings & prints, photography • Year-round JOGGINS Fundy Treasure Gifts 30 Highway 242 inside Joggins Visitor Information www.fundytreasures.cafundytreasures@gmail.com902-664-9697Centre Media: Candles, stone & bone • Apr 1–Sept 30 CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. CENTREVILLE Gidney Fisheries 136 Dakin Park Road 902-834-2775 www.gidneyfisheries.cainfo@gidneyfisheries.ca Specialty food • Year-round • N Windsong Studio & Gallery 1331 Victoria www.windsong-studio.carobardecoste@ns.sympatico.ca902-847-9847Road Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round • ; BERWICK Market Between the Mountains 145 Commercial Street www.marketbetweenthemountains.cainfo@marketbetweenthemountains.ca902-375-1057 Category: Books & cards, candles Year-round • W CENTREVILLE Trout Cove Studio 149 Trout Cove Road 902-982-4967, www.troutcovestudio.comhello@troutcovestudio.com508-353-2437 Media: Paintings & prints, wood CANNINGYear-round ArtCan Gallery & Café 9850 Main www.artcan.cominfo@artcan.comStreet Media: Books & cards, paintings & prints Year-round Lee’s Shop 9845 Main 902-670-3308Street Media: Books & cards, paintings & prints Year-round • ; WOLFVILLE Acadia University Art Gallery Beveridge Arts Centre gallery.acadiau.ca/acadia_art_galleryartgallery@acadiau.ca902-585-1373 Media: Multiple media • Year-round • W Harvest Gallery 462 Main www.harvestgallery.caharvestgallery@gmail.com902-542-7093Street Media: Multiple media, paintings & prints PORT WILLIAMS Will Cooper Art www.willcooperart.comwillcooperart@gmail.com902-599-3509 Media: Paintings & prints, wood Jun 1–Sep 30 SELMA Gallery 215 8247 Highway 215 www.gallery215.wordpress.cominfo@artgallery215.com902-261-2151 Media: Multiple media • June-Sept • W MAITLAND Beyond the Wharf Artisans 8741, Hwy ursulasdesigns@yahoo.ca902-261-2152215 Media: Multiple media • May 20– Oct 10 •W Inklings in Wood 9007 Highway 215 Openwww.inklingsinwood.cominfo@inklingsinwood.com902-261-2100StudioArtisan Media: Wood • May 15–Oct 15 • WValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/ArtisansandArtistsShops,Galleries,

SOMERSET Bad Apple Brewhouse 515 Parker Condon Road www.badapplebrewhouse.cabadapplebrewhouse@gmail.com902-679-8986 Brewery • Year-round • W Meadowbrook Meat Market 318 Pleasant Valley Road www.meadowbrookmeatmarket.comhamitup@meadowbrookmeatmarket.com902-538-3623 Specialty food • Year-round • NW CENTREVILLE Blueberry Acres / Vital Berry Farms 1225 Middle Dyke Road 902-582-1482 (daily information line) www.mycountrymagic.commbrown@mycountrymagic.com Specialty food • Seasonal • ; KENTVILLE Maritime Express Cider Company 325 Main www.maritimeexpress.cainfo@maritimeexpress.ca902-681-5105Street Cidery • Year-round • N; Paddy’s Irish Brew Pub & Rosie’s Restaurant 42 Aberdeen www.paddyspub.ca902-678-3199Street Brew pub • Year-round • NW@ Petite Patrie Chocolate 2 Webster www.petitepatriechocolate.cominfo@petitepatriechocolate.com902-713-5084Street GREENWICHYear-round Noggins Corner Farm Market U-Pick 10009 Highway 1 www.nogginsfarm.ca/pick-your-own.phptours@nogginsfarm.ca902-542-5515 Specialty food • Seasonal • N Stirling Fruit Farms 10317 Highway 1 902-542-2789 farm www.stirlingfruitfarms.cagreatapples@stirlingfruitfarms.camarket Specialty food • Year-round • NW PORT WILLIAMS 1365 Church Street Vineyard & Winery 1365 Church info@1365churchstreet.com902-957-1053Street Winery • Year-round • W Barrelling Tide Distillery 1164 Parkway Drive www.barrellingtidedistillery.comdistillery@barrellingtidedistillery.com902-542-1627 Distillery • Year-round • NW Beausoleil Farmstead 1469B Church Street www.beausoleilvineyards.cainfo@beausoleilvineyards.ca902-599-2933 Winery, cidery • Year-round Fox Hill Cheese House 1678 Church www.foxhillcheesehouse.comfoxhillfarm@ns.sympatico.ca902-542-3599Street Specialty food • Year-round • NW Planters Ridge Winery 1441 Church www.plantersridge.cainfo@plantersridge.ca902-542-2711Street Winery • Year-round • NWu@ Wayfarers’ Ale 1116 Kars www.wayfarersale.cainfo@wayfarersale.ca902-542-7462Street Brewery • Year-round • NW SHEFFIELD MILLS Sea Level Brewing 9146 Highway 221 www.sealevelbrewing.comsealevelbrewing@gmail.com902-582-2337 Brewery, cidery • Year-round • W CANNING Blomidon Estate Winery 10318 Highway 221 www.blomidonwine.caretail@blomidonwine.ca902-582-7565 Winery • Seasonal • NWu WOLFVILLE Annapolis Cider Company 388 Main www.drinkannapolis.cainfo@drinkannapolis.ca902-697-2707Street Cidery • Year-round • NW Mercator Vineyards 88 Dyke www.mercatorwine.cainfo@mercatorwine.ca902-542-7770Road Winery • May 1–Nov 1 • N Paddy’s Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant 460 Main www.paddyspub.ca902-542-0059Street Brew pub • Year-round • NW@ The Church Brewing Co. 329 Main www.churchbrewing.cainfo@churchbrewing.ca902-542-2337Street Brewery • Year-round • W LOWER WOLFVILLE Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards 11143 Highway 1 www.lightfootandwolfville.cominfo@lightfootandwolfville.com902-542-7774 Winery • Year-round • NW GASPEREAU Benjamin Bridge Vineyards 1966 White Rock Road www.benjaminbridge.comvisit@benjaminbridge.com902-542-1560 Winery • Year-round • NWu Gaspereau Vineyards 2239 White Rock Road www.gaspereauwine.cainfo@gaspereauwine.com902-542-1455 Winery • May 2–Dec 23 • NWu L’Acadie Vineyards 310 Slayter www.lacadievineyards.cainfo@lacadievineyards.ca902-542-8463Road Winery • May 1–Oct 15 • NWu@ SMITH’S COVE Lazy Bear Brewing 120 West Old Post Road erin@lazybearbrewing.ca902-440-0880 Brewery, Cidery • Year-round BEAR RIVER Bear River Vineyards 133 Chute www.wine.traveldarren@wine.travel902-467-4156Road Winery • June 1–Sept 30 • ; Casa Nova Fine Beverages 2635 Clementsvale Road 902-467-0363 www.casanovafinebeverages.comcasanovafinebeverages@gmail.com Winery • June 1–Oct 31 • NWu ANNAPOLIS ROYAL Annapolis Brewing Company 302 St George Street www.annapolisbrewing.comdanny@annapolisbrewing.com902-286-2080 Brewery • Year-round • W Still Fired Distilleries 9543 Highway 8 902-880-1338 www.stillfireddistilleries.comstillfireddistilleries@gmail.com Distillery • Year-round • N; LAWRENCETOWN Beaver Creek Vineyard 496 Carleton www.beavercreekvineyard.cabeavercreekvineyard@gmail.com902-489-0977Road Winery • May 23–Oct 31 • Wu@ Lunn’s Mill Beer Company 515 Carleton www.lunnsmill.beerinfo@lunnsmill.beer902-584-2217Road Brewery • Year-round • W MIDDLETON Valley Flaxflour 188 Marshall 902-825-1528,Street866-825-8256 www.flaxflour.cominfo@flaxflour.com Specialty food • Year-round • N KINGSTON Roof Hound Brewing Co. 573 Main www.roofhound.caroofhoundbrewing@gmail.com902-764-0102Street Brewery, brew pub • Year-round • W GREENWOOD Oaken Barrel Public House 944 Pickering Lane www.oakenbarrel.cainfo@oakenbarrel.ca902-765-8933 Licensed • Year-round BERWICK Smokehouse Nano Brewery 134 Union www.smokehousebrewery.cainfo@smokehousebrewery.ca902-375-2555Street Year-round ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL Founders House 3816 Hwy www.foundershousedining.comreservations@foundershousedining.com902-532-03331 Type: Fine dining Licensed • Year-round • N Restaurant Composé 235 St George Street www.restaurantcompose.comfundycatering@hotmail.com902-532-1251 Jun 18–Nov 15 Whiskey Teller 9–11 Church www.thewhiskeyteller.cominfo@thewhiskeyteller.com902-532-0000Street Type: Informal, pub Specialty: Canadian, burgers Licensed • Year-round • N W BERWICK The Union Street 183 Commercial Street www.theunionstreet.comeat@theunionstreet.com902-538-7787 Type: Family dining, pub Specialty: Canadian Licensed • Year-round • NW@ KENTVILLE NOSH at Nova Scotia Community College, 236 Belcher 902-679-7377Street Type: Gourmet, informal Specialty: Canadian Oct 15–Apr 15 Paddy’s Irish Brew Pub & Rosie’s Restaurant 42 Aberdeen www.paddyspub.ca902-678-3199Street Type: Pub Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW@ HALL’S HARBOUR Hall’s Harbour Lobster Pound and Restaurant 1157 West Hall’s Harbour Road www.hallsharbourlobster.comscameron@cameronseafoods.com902-679-5299 Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Fish and chips, seafood Licensed • May 6–Oct 16 • NW@ GREENWICH The Acadian Dining Room Restaurant, at Old Orchard Inn & Spa 153 Greenwich Road South 902-542-5751, www.oldorchardinn.comreservations@oldorchardinn.ns.ca800-561-8090 Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW PORT WILLIAMS The Port Pub & Bistro 980 Terry’s Creek Road www.theportpub.cominfo@theportpub.com902-542-5555 Type: Informal, pub Licensed • Year-round • W@ CANNING Crystany’s Brasserie 9848 Main www.crystanysbrasserie.comcrystanysbrasserie@gmail.com902-582-3663Street Type: Gourmet, informal Specialty: Gluten-free Licensed • Year-round • N;W ASHDALE Meander River Farm and Brewery 906 Woodville Road www.meanderriverfarm.cainfo@meanderriverfarm.ca902-757-3484 Brewery, cidery • Year-round • N; STEWIACKE Coldstream Clear Distillery (Stewiacke) 87 Main Street W www.coldstreamclear.comstewiacke@coldsteamclear.com902-639-9030 Distillery • Year-round • N TRURO The Nook and Cranny Brew Pub 627 Prince www.thenookandcranny.caderek@trurogroup.ca902-895-0779Street Brew pub • Year-round • N W NORTH RIVER Raging Crow Distillery 592 Highway www.ragingcrow.com902-890-6460311 Distillery • Year-round • NW MASSTOWN Masstown Butchery & Creamery 10635 Highway 2 902-641-2101; creamerywww.masstownmarket.com/butcher-and-creamery@masstownmarket.com902-641-2156 Specialty food • Year-round • NW@ UPPER ECONOMY That Dutchman's Cheese Farm 132 Brown www.thatdutchmansfarm.comwmvandenhoek@hotmail.com902-647-2751Road Specialty food • Year-round • NW; PARRSBORO Two Islands Brewing 169 Main www.twoislandsbeer.catwoislandsbrew@gmail.com902-728-2221Street Brew pub • Licensed • RESTAURANTSYear-round For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. DIGBY 19th Hole Clubhouse & Eatery, at Digby Pines Golf Resort & Spa 111 Culloden pines#THE19THHOLEwww.digbypines.ca/dining-at-digby-pines@digbypines.ca902-245-2511Road Type: Informal, pub Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Apr 30–Oct 30 • N; Churchill’s Restaurant & Lounge, at Digby Pines Golf Resort 103 Shore www.digbypines.ca/diningchurchills@digbypines.ca902-245-7712,Road800-667-4637 Type: Family dining, lounge Specialty: Seafood, gluten-free Licensed • Year-round • NW@ WALLBROOK Luckett Vineyards 1293 Grand Pré Road www.luckettvineyards.comwines@luckettvineyards.com902-542-2600 Winery • Seasonal • NWu GRAND PRÉ Grand Pré Winery 11611 Highway 1 902-542-1753, www.grandprewines.commail@grandprewines.ns.ca866-GPWINES Winery • May 1–Dec 24 • NWu Tangled Garden 11827 Highway 1 ww.tangledgarden.catangledgardenherbs@gmail.com902-542-9811 Distillery, specialty food Apr 1–Dec 23 • N; HORTONVILLE Horton Ridge Malt House 2504 Ridge www.hortonridgemalt.cominfo@hortonridgemalt.com902-679-3535Road Brew pub • Year-round • W Just Us! Coffee, Chocolate, and Fair Trade Museum 11865 Highway 1 902-542-7474, www.justuscoffee.cominfo@justuscoffee.com888-668-8436 Specialty Year-roundfood • NW@ FALMOUTH Sainte-Famille Wines Dyke 902-798-8311,Road www.st-famille.comlauren.stfamille@gmail.com800-565-0993 Winery • Year-round • NWu WINDSOR Schoolhouse Brewery 40 Water www.schoolhousebrewery.cainfo@schoolhousebrewery.ca902-472-4677Street Brewery, brew pub • Year-round • N WINDSOR FORKS Bent Ridge Winery / Bent Nail Brewery 4499 Highway 14 www.bentridgewinery.cainfo@bentridgewinery.ca902-472-2212 Brewery, winery • Year-round • W Daniels U-Pick 4473 Highway 14 phildaniels9@yahoo.com902-798-5432 Specialty food • Aug 15–Nov 15 • ; NEWPORT CORNER Hill Top Hops 7232 Nova Scotia Trunk 14 www.hilltophops.cabrewhouse@hilltophops.ca902-757-3510 Brewery • AVONDALEYear-round Avondale Sky Winery & Restaurant 80 Avondale Cross Road www.avondalesky.cominfo@avondalewine.ca902-253-2047 Winery • May 1–Dec 24 • NWu@ ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft

Digby Pines Golf Course 111 Culloden www.digbypines.ca/activities/golfproshop@digbypines.ca902-245-7709,Road800-667-4637 Category: Golf Courses • Seasonal • W Dockside Kayaking 34 Water www.fundyrestaurant.com/rentalsfundycomplex@bellaliant.com902-245-4950,Street866-445-4950 Category: Equipment Rentals } June 1–Sept 30 MAITLAND BRIDGE Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic SiteP 3005 Main pc.gc.ca/kejimkujikkejimkujik@pc.gc.ca902-682-2772,Parkway888-773-8888 Category: National Parks Year-round • W ; Whynot Adventure Outfitters Jake’s Landing, Kejimkujik National Park www.whynotadventure.cainfo@whynotadventure.ca902-682-2282 Category: Equipment Rentals |{K} May 20–Oct ANNAPOLIS10ROYAL Annapolis River Causeway Park and Boat Launch 4468 Highway development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-1 Category: Parks • Apr 1–Dec 1 • ; Fort View Golf Course 3816 Highway 1 www.fortviewgolf.coinfo@fortviewgolf.com902-532-7267m Category: Golf • Apr 15–Oct 31 GRAYWOOD Mickey Hill Provincial Parkv 7956 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/mickey-hillparkinfo@novascotia.ca8 Category: Parks; Cross-country Skiing WESTYear-roundSPRINGHILL Raven Haven Beachside Family Park 2239 Virginia www.ravenhaven.caravenhaven@annapoliscounty.ca902-532-7320Road Category: Parks; Equipment Rentals |{}f June 13–Sept 3 • W ; GRANVILLE FERRY Dunromin Campsite & Cabins 4618 Highway 1 902-532-2808 office@dunromincampsite.com www.dunromincampground.ca Category: Equipment Rentals Y{} May 15–Oct 15 • W YOUNG’S COVE Young’s Cove Coastal Access Park 6169 Shore Road West development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-dryan@annapoliscounty.ca902-665-5010 Category: Parks • Year-round • ; UPPER GRANVILLE Hebb’s Landing Park and Boat Launch 7464 Highway development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-dryan@annapoliscounty.ca1 Category: Parks • Year-round • ; The Village Coffeehouse 9844 Main www.the-village-coffeehouse.business.site/alicehartling@gmail.com902-385-7709Street Type: Café/Tea Room, informal Year-round • @; WOLFVILLE Blomidon Inn 195 Main www.blomidon.ns.cainnkeeper@blomidon.ns.ca902-542-2291,Street800-565-2291 Type: Fine dining, gourmet Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW Paddy’s Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant 460 Main www.paddyspub.ca902-542-0059Street Type: Pub Specialty: Canadian Licensed • Year-round • NW@ Terra Rossa Trattoria 117 Front 902-697-2388Street terrarossa@chefinspired.ca www.terrarossa.ca Licensed • Year-round • W GRAND PRÉ Le Caveau Restaurant at Grand Pré Winery 11611 Highway 1 902-542-7177, www.grandprewines.com/restaurantlecaveau@grandprewines.ns.ca866-479-4637 Type: Fine dining, gourmet Licensed • Apr 15–Dec 31 • NW Longfellow Restaurant 1168 Nova Scotia Trunk 1 www.theevangeline.cainfo@evangeline.ca902-697-2163 Year-round • W WINDSOR Winegrunt 43 Water www.winegrunt.cominfo@winegrunt.com902-472-2863Street Type: Informal Year-round • N SUMMERVILLE The Flying Apron Inn & Cookery 3 Summerville Wharf Road, off Hwy 215 902-633-2300, 844-633-2300 www.flyingaproncookery.cainfo@flyingaproncookery.ca Type: Family dining, gourmet Specialty: Desserts Licensed • Year-round • NW TRURO Bistro 22 16 Inglis www.bistro22.cachef@bistro22.ca902-843-4123Place Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: Canadian Licensed • Year-round • NW Old Road BBQ 190 Industrial www.oldroadbbq.cominfo@oldroadbbq.comAvenue Year-round The Nook and Cranny Brew Pub 627 Prince www.thenookandcranny.caderek@trurogroup.ca902-895-0779Street Type: Pub • Year-round • N GREAT VILLAGE The Wayside Restaurant & Gallery 8729 Highway 2 gouldandrea@yahoo.ca902-668-2185 Year-round • W FIVE ISLANDS Briny Bay Café 951 Highway www.brinybay.commail@brinybay.com902-254-52002 Year-round • W PARRSBORO Blackrock Bistro 151 Main www.blackrockbistro.cabistro@blackrockbistro.ca902-728-3006Street Type: Fine dining, pub Specialty: foods Licensed • Year-round • W@ Fox Point Inn 490 Fox Point Road www.foxpointinn.ca/special-eventsreservations@foxpointinn.ca902-348-2000 Licensed • Year-round • W@ ADVOCATE HARBOUR Wild Caraway Restaurant & Café 3721 Highway 209 www.wildcaraway.comeatdrinkstay@wildcaraway.com902-392-2889 Type: Fine dining, gourmet Specialty: Seafood Licensed • May 5–Feb 15 • NW@ OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. PLYMPTON Savary Provincial Parkv 7401 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/savaryparkinfo@novascotia.ca1 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W LAKE MIDWAY Lake Midway Provincial Parkv 7600 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/lake-midwayparkinfo@novascotia.ca217 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; CENTRAL GROVE Central Grove Provincial Parkv 1731 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/central-groveparkinfo@novascotia.ca217 Category: Parks • May–Oct DIGBY Annapolis Basin Look Off Provincial Parkv 260 Shore basin-lookparks.novascotia.ca/content/annapolis-parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • Year-round • W ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants

LAKE GEORGE Lake George Provincial Parkv 125 North River parks.novascotia.ca/content/lake-georgeparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; COLDBROOK Coldbrook Provincial Parkv 7073 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/coldbrookparkinfo@novascotia.ca1 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W KENTVILLE Island Green Golf Club 7005 Highway 12 www.islandgreengolf.casherri@islandgreengolf.ca902-678-7577 Category: Golf Courses • Seasonal Valley Stove & Cycle 353 Main www.valleystoveandcycle.commailbag@valleystoveandcycle.com902-542-7280Street Category: Equipment Rentals Ky Year-round • W CENTREVILLE Eagle Crest Golf Course 2075 Lakewood Road www.eaglecrestgolfcourse.cominfo@eaglecrestgolfcourse.com902-679-3033 Category: Golf Courses; Golf Driving Ranges Apr 1–Dec 1 • W NEW MINAS Annapolis Valley Ballooning Meet at 5477 Prospect Road, New Minas 902-521-9260 fly@annapolisvalleyballooning.com www.annapolisvalleyballooning.com Category: Air Adventures • June 1–Oct 31 East Coast Balloon Adventures New www.eastcoastballoonadventures.comeastcoastballoons@gmail.com902-306-0095Minas Category: Air Adventures • May 17–Nov 14 KenWo Golf Club 9514 Commercial Street www.kenwo.carmackay@ken-wo.com902-681-5388 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Nov 30 GREENWICH Hennigar’s Farmers’ Golf 10230 Highway 1 www.hennigars.cominfo@hennigars.com902-542-3503 Category: Novelty Activities May 1–Nov 1 • ; LUMSDEN DAM Lumsden Pond Provincial Parkv 2530 Corkum and Burns Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/lumsden-pondparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct ARLINGTON Blomidon Look-off Provincial Parkv 3374 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/blomidon-lookoffparkinfo@novascotia.ca358 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W BLOMIDON Blomidon Provincial Parkv 3138 Pereau parks.novascotia.ca/content/blomidonparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; SCOTS BAY Scots Bay Provincial Parkv 16 Wharf parks.novascotia.ca/content/scots-bayparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct HANTSPORT Blue Beach Fossil Museum 127 Blue Beach Road www.bluebeachfossilmuseum.cominfo@bluebeachfossilmuseum.com902-790-9541 Category: Geology (Rocks, Minerals & Fossils) May 12–Oct 31 • ; Fundy Centennial Park Avon Street Category: Parks • Seasonal • ; FALMOUTH Avon Valley Golf & Country Club 595 Falmouth Back Road www.avonvalleygolf.com902-798-2673 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 15–Oct 31 • W MARTOCK Ontree Fun & Adventure Park 370 Ski Martock Road www.ontreepark.cominfo@ontreepark.com902-798-8855 Category: Ziplining • Apr 1–Nov 30 • W Rosevale Golf Course 136 Redden rosevalegolf.comrosevalegolf@gmail.com902-880-8048Road Category: Golf Courses • Seasonal Ski Martock 370 Ski Martock Road www.martock.comadmin@martock.com902-798-9501 Category: Downhill Skiing Seasonal • W VAUGHAN Falls Lake Provincial Parkv 1541 New Ross parks.novascotia.ca/content/falls-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct ARDOISE Serenity Acres Family Ranch 7321 Highway 1 902-791-1215, www.serenityacresranch.comserenityacresfamilyranch@hotmail.com866-499-9138 Category: Riding • Year-round • ; BRIDGETOWN Jubilee Park 228 Granville www.annapoliscounty.cadryan@annapoliscounty.ca902-665-5010Street Category: Parks; Equipment Rentals {} May 15–Oct 15 • ; HAMPTON Valleyview Provincial Parkv 960 Hampton Mountain Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/valleyviewparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct WEST PARADISE Eden Golf & Country Club 5359 Highway 201 www.edengolf.caeden@edengolf.ca902-665-4257 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 30 COTTAGE COVE Cottage Cove Provincial Parkv 11935 Shore Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/cottage-coveparkinfo@novascotia.caEast Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; ALBANY CROSS Shannon River Canoe Access Park 4081 Highway 10 development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-dryan@annapoliscounty.ca902-665-5010 Category: Parks • Seasonal LAKE PLEASANT Lake Pleasant Park and Boat Launch 808 Lake Pleasant development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-Road Category: Parks • Apr 1–Dec 1 KINGSTON Clairmont Provincial Parkv 1405 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/clairmontparkinfo@novascotia.ca1 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W Paragon Golf & Country Club 380 Brookside Drive www.paragongolf.camike@paragongolf.ca902-765-2554 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 31 • ; GREENWOOD 14 Wing Greenwood Golf Club www.greenwoodgolfclub.cainfo@greenwoodgolfclub.ca877-765-5800 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 31 • W AYLESFORD Aylesford Lake Beach 580 North River www.lifesavingsociety.ns.cageneral.inquiries@nsls.ns.caRoad Category: Supervised Beaches Seasonal Berwick Heights Golf Course www.berwickheightsgolf.cominfo@berwickheightsgolf.com902-847-9000 Category: Golf Courses • Apr 15–Nov 15ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Outdoors

GREEN OAKS Fundy Tidal Bore Adventures 45 Highway www.tidalboreadventures.cainfo@tidalboreadventures.ca902-986-1412,236844-363-8433 Category: River Rafting • May 1–Sept 30 URBANIA Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Resort 12215 Highway 215 www.raftingcanada.cainfo@raftingcanada.ca902-400-0104 Category: River Rafting • May 1–Oct 31 • ; SHUBENACADIE The Links at Penn Hills 14049 Highway 215 www.linksatpennhills.comgolf@linksatpennhills.com902-758-1406 Category: Golf Courses Apr 30–Oct 31 • W U-Raft 2848 Main randyblake29@icloud.com902-805-9055Street Category: Equipment Rentals {}tf Apr 1–Oct RIVERSIDE31 Caddell Rapids Lookoff Provincial Parkv 1609 Riverside rapids-lookoffparks.novascotia.ca/content/caddell-parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct STEWIACKE Fox Hollow Golf Club 802 Highway www.foxhollowgolfclub.cafoxhollowgolf@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-639-25352 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 • W STEWIACKE EAST Stewiacke River Park 528 Stewiacke River Park Road www.colchester.ca/stewiacke-river-parkrecreation@colchester.ca902-897-3180 Category: Parks • Apr 9–Oct 10 • ; BROOKFIELD Brookfield Golf Club 785 Highway 902-673-33522 www.brookfieldgolf.combrookfieldgolf@eastlink.ca Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 30 MILLBROOK Farmland Outfitters 902-899-3144Millbrook www.farmlandoutfitters.comfarmlandoutfitters@hotmail.com Category: Fishing Guides • Year-round BEAVER BROOK Bára Whitewater Rafting 3764 Riverside Road www.barawhitewater.combarawhitewater@gmail.com902-305-1434 Category: River Rafting • June 1–Sept 30 LOWER TRURO Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark 40 geosites, Lower Truro to Apple River Office: 439 MacElmon Road, Debert 902-641-2225 www.fundygeopark.cabeth.peterkin@fundygeopark.ca902-728-2414(Parrsboro)(Debert), Category: Geology (Rocks, Minerals & Fossils) Year-round • W; Fundy Discovery Site 103 Tidal Bore Road www.fundydiscovery.cainfo@fundydiscovery.ca902-897-6255 Category: Parks • May 9–Nov 13 • ; TRURO Bike Monkey 130 Esplanade Street www.bikemonkey.cainfo@bikemonkey.ca902-843-7111 Category: Equipment Rentals Ky Year-round • W The Railyard Mountain Bike Park 627 Young www.victoriaparktruro.ca902-893-6078street Category: Parks • Year-round Truro Golf Club 86 Golf www.trurogolfclub.comstuart@trurogolfclub.ns.ca902-893-4650Street Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 Victoria Park 29 Park www.truro.ca/victoria-park.htmlrecdept@truro.ca902-893-6078Road Category: Parks • Year-round • ; BIBLE HILL Bible Hill Recreation Park 38 Guest www.biblehill.ca/parks.htmladmin@biblehill.ca902-893-8083Drive Category: Parks • Year-round • W EAST MOUNTAIN Mountain Golf & Country Club 1195 Pictou www.mountaingolf.cainfo@mountaingolf.ca902-893-2841,Road866-930-4653 Category: Golf Courses May 1–Oct 31 • W ; LOWER ONSLOW MacElmons Pond Provincial Parkv 219 MacElmon parks.novascotia.ca/content/macelmons-pondparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct DEBERT Debert Flight Centre 44 Spitfire Road 902-662-2228, 902-758-5177 www.flytfc.cadenyse@flytfc.ca Category: Flying • Year-round • tW NEWPORT CORNER Coyote Hill Golf Course 303 Highway www.coyotehill.cacoyotehillgolf@gmail.com902-757-0157215 Category: Golf Courses Seasonal • W BROOKLYN Smileys Provincial Parkv 109 Clayton McKay parks.novascotia.ca/content/smileysparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W STANLEY Evangeline Trail Rides 2163 North River Road www.evangelinetrailrides.comcrystal@evangelinetrailrides.com902-632-2637 Category: Riding • Year-round CAMBRIDGE Cambridge Cliffs Golf Club (formerly Minas View Golf Links) 330 Hiltz www.cambridgecliffs.cacambridgecliffs@gmail.com902-528-2385Road Category: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 30 NOEL Burntcoat Head Park 45 Faulkner www.burntcoatheadpark.caburntcoat@easthants.ca902-369-2529Lane Category: Parks • May 20–Oct 9 • ; LOWER SELMA Anthony Provincial Parkv 6889 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/anthonyparkinfo@novascotia.ca215 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; GREEN OAKS River Runners Tidal Bore Rafting 90 Phillips www.riverrunnersns.comriverrunnersns@gmail.com902-261-2770,Road800-856-5061 Category: River Rafting • June 1–Sept 30 SOUTH MAITLAND Atlantic School of Skydiving 9922 Highway 215 www.atlanticschoolofskydiving.comatlanticschoolofskydiving@gmail.com902-452-4016 Category: Air Adventure • Apr 1–Nov 30 Shubenacadie River Adventure Tours 10061 Highway 215 902-261-2222, www.shubie.comadventure@shubie.com888-878-8687 Category: River Rafting; Ziplining June 1–Sept 30 Shubie River Wranglers Phillips shubiewranglers@gmail.com902-456-2673Road Category: River Rafting • May 1–Oct 30 ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Outdoors

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL Harvest Moon Trailway 110 km Annapolis Royal to www.destinationtrailsnovascotia.comharvestmoontrailway@gmail.comGrand-Pré Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-roundDELAP’SCOVE Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail 10 km 2077 Shore Road development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-dryan@annapoliscounty.caWest Trail Uses: LS y • Year-round SOUTH FARMINGTON Old Mill Trail 1.5 km 213 Adam development/parks-trailswww.annapoliscounty.ca/community-dryan@annapoliscounty.caDrive Trail Uses: L • Year-round • W KENTVILLE Kentville Trail System 7 km New Minas to Coldbrook, Trailhead near 575 West Main Street www.kentville.ca/recreation/parks-trailsrecreation@kentville.ca Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round • ; GREENWICH Hennigar’s Farm Park and Trail 2.5 km 10272 Highway www.hennigars.cominfo@hennigars.com1 Trail Uses: YLy • May 1–Nov 1 • ; SCOTS BAY Cape Split Provincial Parkv 13 km 999 Cape Split parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-splitparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Trail Uses: YL • Year-round FALMOUTH Baldwin’s Nursery 1 km 500 Mines www.baldwinnurseries.caRoad Trail Uses: L • Apr 1–Aug 1 TRURO Cobequid Trail 18 km 202 Willow www.colchester.ca/cobequid-trailrecreation@colchester.caStreet Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round • ; The Railyard Mountain Bike Park 627 Young at-victoria-parkwww.trailforks.com/region/the-railyard-Street Trail Uses:KLSy • Year-round ECONOMY Cobequid Escarpment Trail 2.5 km River Philip system#cobequidwww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail-lexmclaughlin7@gmail.comRoad Trail Uses: Ly • June 1–Oct 31 • ; Devil’s Bend Trail 6.5 km River Philip system#devilwww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail-lexmclaughlin7@gmail.comRoad Trail Uses: YLy • Year-round TIVERTON Balancing Rock Trail 2.5 km Highway 217 (near www.digbytrails.ca/balancing-rock.htmljriley@digbymun.ca#2652) Trail Uses: YL • May 19–Oct 31 FREEPORT Fundy View Trail 1 km 243 Highway routhouse51@gmail.com217 Trail Uses: YL • Year-round GULLIVER'S COVE Gulliver's Cove Trails 2 km 703 Gulliver’s Cove Road www.digbytrails.ca/gullivers-cove.htmljriley@digbymun.ca902-245-2861 Trail Uses: L• Year-round HILLGROVE Acacia Valley Trail 7 km 155 Mill www.digbytrails.ca/acacia-valley.htmljriley@digbymun.caRoad Trail Uses: YLy • Year-round • W MOUNT PLEASANT Van Tassel Lake Trails 7 km 859 Culloden www.digbytrails.ca/van-tassel-lake.htmljriley@digbymun.ca902-245-2861Road Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round MAITLAND BRIDGE Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic SiteP 3005 Main pc.gc.ca/kejimkujikkejimkujik@pc.gc.caParkway Year-round Beech Grove Trail 2 km Trail Uses: YLK Farmlands 1 km Trail Uses: YL Flowing Waters Trail 1 km Trail Uses: YLK Grafton Woods 3 km Trail Uses: YL Hemlocks and Hardwoods Trail 5 km Trail Uses: YL Mersey River 3.3 km Trail Uses: YKL Mill Falls 2 km Trail Uses: YL Peter Point Trail 4 km Trail Uses: YKL Rogers Brook 1 km Trail Uses: YL Slapfoot Trail 3 km Trail Uses: YKL Snake Lake Trail 3 km Trail Uses: YL Ukme’k Trail 6.3 km Trail Uses: YKLy LONDONDERRY Londonderry Provincial Parkv 1776 Station parks.novascotia.ca/content/londonderryparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct BASS RIVER Veterans Memorial Park 5653 Highway www.veteranmemorialpark.comvmp.br.ns@gmail.com2 Category: Parks • Seasonal • ; FIVE ISLANDS Five Islands Provincial Parkv 618 Bentley Branch parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad parks.novascotia.ca/content/five-islands Category: Parks; Cross-country Skiing LOWERMay–OctFIVE ISLANDS Five Islands Lighthouse Park 140 Broderick Lane recreation@colchester.ca902-897-3180 www.colchester.ca/five-islandslighthouse-park Category: Parks • May 7–Oct 10 • ; PARRSBORO Parrsboro Golf Club 984 Two Islands Road www.parrsborogolf.camembership@parrsborogolf.ca902-254-2733 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 15 • W Spirit Reins Ranch 432 Prospect www.spiritreinsranch.caklygilbert@gmail.com902-254-4262Road Category: Riding • Apr 1–Nov 30 • W SPENCER'S ISLAND Local Guy Adventures Paddle Board Rentals 757 Spencer's Beach Road www.localguyadventures.comlpcurrie@seasidehighspeed.com902-216-0134 Category: Equipment Rentals WESTYear-roundADVOCATE Cape Chignecto Provincial Parkv 1108 West Advocate Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoparkinfo@novascotia.ca902-392-2085 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; JOGGINS Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site 100 Main www.jogginsfossilcliffs.netinfo@jogginsfossilcliffs.net902-251-2727,Street888-932-9766 Category: Geology (Rocks, Minerals & Fossils) May 1–Oct 11 • ; TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Trails/Outdoors

MULTI-DAY TOURS Novacadie Tours 5884 Highway 221, Woodville www.novacadie.cainfo@novacadie.ca902-678-7560 Tour Locations: uuuuuuu Year-roundNATURE& WILDLIFE Farmland Outfitters 902-899-3144Millbrook www.farmlandoutfitters.comfarmlandoutfitters@hotmail.com Tour Types: f • Year-round Spirit Reins Ranch 432 Prospect Road, Parrsboro www.spiritreinsranch.caklygilbert@gmail.com902-254-3138 Tour Types: t • Year-round • W OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Bára Whitewater Rafting 3764 Riverside Road, Beaver Brook www.barawhitewater.combarawhitewater@gmail.com902-305-1434 June 1–Sept 30 East Coast Balloon Adventures New www.eastcoastballoonadventures.comeastcoastballoons@gmail.com902-306-0095Minas Tour Types: Y • May 1–Nov 30; Daily Excursion Off Road - Guided ATV Rentals www.excursionoffroad.comexcursionoffroadns@gmail.com Year-round Fundy Tidal Bore Adventures 45 Highway 236, Green Oaks 902-986-1412, www.tidalboreadventures.cainfo@tidalboreadventures.ca844-363-8433 Tour Types: Y • May 1–Sept 30 Gourmet by Nature Wild Food and Tours 1390 Church Street, Port Williams www.gourmetbynature.cagbnwildchef@gmail.com902-670-3120 Tour Types: Y • Year-round Local Guy Adventures 757 Spencer's Beach Road, Spencer's www.localguyadventures.comlpcurrie@seasidehighspeed.com902-216-0134Island Tour Types: KLtyf May 15–Oct 15 NovaShores Adventures 37 School Lane, Advocate Harbour 902-392-2222, www.novashores.comseakayak@novashores.com866-638-4118 Tour Types: Y} • May 15–Oct 15 TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Halifax u South Shore u Yarmouth & Acadian Shores u Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley u Northumberland Shore u Cape Breton u Eastern Shore BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Advocate Boat Tours 3838 Highway 209, Advocate Harbour www.advocateboattours.comonthebay@advocateboattours.com902-670-8314 Tour Types: Yt • May 15–Oct 15 Bay of Fundy Scenic Lobster Tours 3417 NS-217, Tiverton www.bayoffundylobstertours.combayoffundylobstertours@gmail.com902-247-1783 Tour Types: Yt• Jun 1–Oct 1 Bass Barn Fishing Charter & Tours 3448 Highway 2, Economy aperry2008@hotmail.com902-669-1408 May 1–Oct 31 Brier Island Whale & Seabird Cruises 223 Water Street, Westport 902-839-2995, www.brierislandwhalewatch.comwhales@brierislandwhalewatch.com800-656-3660 Tour Types: Yw June 4–Oct 15 Freeport Whale & Seabird Tours 51 Cowledge Rd, Freeport 902-839-2177, www.whalewatchersnovascotia.cafreeportwhale@gmail.com866-866-8797 Tour Types: Yw • June 15–Sept 15 • ; Mariner Cruises Whale & Seabird Tours 902-839-2346,Westport www.novascotiawhalewatching.cawhales@novascotiawhalewatching.ca800-239-2189 Tour Types: Yw June 15–Oct 15 • ; Petit Passage Whale Watch 3450 Highway 217, East Ferry www.ppww.capetitpassagewhales@gmail.com902-834-2226 Tour Types: Yw • June 20–Sept 30 Economy Falls Trail 1 km River Philip system#economywww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail-lexmclaughlin7@gmail.comRoad Trail Uses: YLy • June 1–Oct 31 Kenomee Canyon Trail 18 km River Philip system#kenomeewww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail-lexmclaughlin7@gmail.comRoad Trail Uses: Y'Ly| • June 1–Oct 31 Thomas’ Cove Coastal 8 km Reserve Trails Economy Point reservewww.colchester.ca/thomas-cove-coastal-wccda@ns.sympatico.caRoad Trail Uses: Y'LSy • Year-round PARRSBORO Partridge Island Lookoff 2.5 km and Hiking Trail off Whitehall trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cu011.htmlRoad Trail Uses: 'L • Year-round Ward’s Falls Hiking Trail 6 km Highway trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cu002.html209 Trail Uses: L • Year-round FOX RIVER Fox Point Lookoff & 2.5 km Walking Trail off Route 209 Trail Uses: L • Year-round WEST ADVOCATE Cape Chignecto Provincial Parkv 1108 West Advocate parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad May–Oct Cape Chignecto Coastal Trail 53 km Trail Uses: YL Christie Viewpoint Trail 1.5 km Trail Uses: YL Eatonville Trail 28 km Trail Uses: L Fundy Ridge Trail 5.5 km Trail Uses: L McGahey Brook Canyon Trail 9 km Trail Uses: L Mill Brook Canyon Trail 14 km Trail Uses: L Refugee Cove Trail 24 km Trail Uses: L ADVOCATE HARBOUR Eatonville Day-Use Trails – 5.5 km Cape Chignecto Provincial Parkv 2375 Eatonville parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Trail Uses: YL • May–Oct AMHERST POINT Amherst Point Bird Sanctuary 2.5 km Southampton changewww.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-ec.enviroinfo.ec@canada.caRoad Trail Uses: YLSy • Year-round ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails

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May 1–Oct 31 Wine & Beer Tours of Nova Scotia 902-881-2065,Windsor wineandbeertoursnovascotia.cominfo@wineandbeertoursnovascotia.ca800-979-9342 Tour Locations: uuuu WALKINGYear-round TOURS Bridgetown Historic Cyprus Walk starting point Jubilee Park, 228 Granville Street, Bridgetown bridgetown/cyprus-walkwww.bridgetownnovascotia.com/about-dryan@annapoliscounty.ca902-665-5010 Year-round • W Candlelight Graveyard Tours 323 St George Street, Annapolis Royal www.tourannapolisroyal.com/graveyard.htmltours@tourannapolisroyal.com902-532-3035 June 1–Oct 15 Fundy Treasure Tours 30 Highway 242, Joggins, inside Joggins Visitor Information Centre www.fundytreasures.cafundytreasures@gmail.com902-664-9697 May 7–Oct 30 Valley Ghost Walks Wolfville, Kentville, Hall's Harbour & Grand www.valleyghostwalks.comjerome@valleyghostwalks.com902-692-8546Pré May 26–Oct 31 • ; ValleyAnnapolis&FundyofBayNovaScotia.com Tours

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River Runners Tidal Bore Rafting 8681 Highway 215, Maitland 902-261-2770, www.riverrunnersns.cominfo@riverrunnersns.com800-856-5061 Tour Types: Yt • June 1–Sept 30 Secret Nova Scotia 802 Prince Street, Truro www.secretnovascotia.catours@secretnovascotia.ca902-893-8604 Tour Types: Kt • May 1–Oct 31 Shubenacadie River Adventure Tours 10061 Highway 215, South Maitland 902-261-2222, www.shubie.comadventure@shubie.com888-878-8687 Tour Types: Y • June 1–Sept 30 Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Resort 12215 Highway 215, Urbania www.raftingcanada.cainfo@raftingcanada.ca902-758-8433 Tour Types: Y • May 1–Oct 31 • ; Shubie River Wranglers Phillips Road, South Maitland shubiewranglers@gmail.com902-456-2673 Tour Types: Y • June 1–Oct 30 Whynot Adventure Outfitters Jake’s Landing, Kejimkujik National Park, Maitland www.whynotadventure.cainfo@whynotadventure.ca902-682-2282Bridge Tour Locations: uu Tour Types: Y{Lt}f May 20–Oct 10 • ; SIGHTSEEING & DAY TOURS Earth Rhythms 448 West Brooklyn Mtn. Road, West www.earthrhythms.caceles.davar@earthrhythms.ca204-867-7152Brooklyn Year-round Go North Tours / Uncork Nova Scotia Tour pick-ups in Halifax and Wolfville 902-472-2668, www.winetoursns.com877-365-2552 Tour Locations: uu May 1–Oct 31 Magic Winery Bus Willow Avenue, Wolfville www.magicwinerybus.cadhovell@magicwinerybus.ca902-670-0340 May 19–Oct 30 Vintage Vino Tours 52 Gerrish Street, Windsor www.vintagevinotours.cahello@vintagevinotours.ca902-306-3490

Jun 1–Oct Scotia www.whereitsattours.cominfo@whereitsattours.com902-692-8546Wolfville

Wildgrape Main Street, Wolfville wildgrapetours.cawildgrapetours@gmail.com902-300-4562

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A ernoon Spend the afternoon lounging and swimming in the warm waters of the many beaches in this area. Visit Caribou-Munroes Island Provincial Park , Melmerby Beach Provincial Park or Waterside Beach Provincial Park. Or, if coastal hiking is your preference, keep driving, making a stop at Cape George Lighthouse. Then, spend the night in Antigonish. Evening End your day at Pictou Lodge Beach Resort Have dinner on the patio overlooking the beach as the sun goes down, then enjoy a bonfire at dusk. Spend the night in a cozy chalet or cottage.

A ernoon Head through Tatamagouche to Jost Vineyards in Malagash for a tasting. After, travel back to Tatamagouche where you’ll find Appleton Chocolates , Tatamagouche Brewing Co. , and the Creamery Square. Rent a surrey bike from Remember Adventures and check out the Butter Trail Evening End your day at the Train Station Inn and stay in one of their renovated cabooses or boxcars that are now unique overnight accommodations. Enjoy a locally inspired dinner menu in the dining car before heading to your car for the night.

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Travel towards Pictou on scenic Route 6 stopping at Lismore Sheep Farm to pick up wooly treasures, Seafoam Lavender Gardens to meander through the lavender ﬁelds and shop for aromatic bath and beauty products. End the morning in Pictou visiting the Hector Heritage Quay

Arisaig With more warm-water ocean beaches than anywhere else in Canada, this shore is Beach Country. There is always room for your beach towel, so don your swimsuit and sun hat and head out to Bayﬁeld, Blue Sea, Heather, Melmerby, Northport, Pomquet, Rushtons, or Waterside Beach where the sparkling salt water averages more than 22°C (72°F) in the summer. Local producers of wine, spirits, craft beer, chocolate, and seafood are also dotted along this coastline, making for perfect pit stops as you beach hop. But there is more along this quaint shoreline than beaches. This region is a burgeoning culinary destination with choices ranging from Atlantic Canada’s first sustainable seafood restaurant at the 5-star Fox Harb’r Resort to handmade Appleton Chocolates. Farmers’ markets can be found in Amherst, Pugwash, Tatamagouche, New Glasgow, and Antigonish, where just-harvested fruits and vegetables abound alongside one-of-akind handcra ed pieces by local artisans. Visit the GINstitute at Steinhart Distillery to cra your own gin, Peace by Chocolate in Antigonish for a sweet treat, and Fossil Farms for a farm-to-table culinary weekend

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Start your day with a visit to Sugar Moon Farm Savour their Maple Brunch, dining on pancakes, local bacon and sausage and maple syrup. Explore the Rogart Mountain Trail a er breakfast.

Experience warm-water beaches and fab foodie ﬁnds

Coastalescape.accommodations are plentiful here, from cozy seaside cottages to campgrounds overlooking the Northumberland Strait. For a peek into this region’s past, look no further than the Hector Heritage Quay in Pictou, the “Birthplace of New Scotland.” Earltown to Antigonish Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

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Seaside cider Vista Bella Farm: Cidery, Orchard, and Apiary, Malagash With 110 apple varieties, plums, pears, and cherries grown in this established orchard, you will taste ciders like nowhere else. Explore this cidery, orchard, and farm on weekend a ernoons from June to November. Try a cider tasting ﬂight and pick up farm-fresh produce and honey at the on-site farm store and U-pick Sustainable seafood with a view Cape Cli Dining Room, Fox Harb’r Resort, Wallace While widely known and acclaimed for its seaside golf course and for being Nova Scotia’s only 5-star resort, Fox Harb’r is also home to Atlantic Canada’s ﬁrst sustainable seafood restaurant, which overlooks the 18th hole and the Northumberland Strait.

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Let your taste buds lead the way Follow the ﬂavours along the shore for a wide range of charming yet appetizing adventures. This region is ready for edible (and drinkable!) exploration.

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Making spirits bright Steinhart Distillery, Arisaig Caldera Distilling, River John Enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour and tasting at these distilleries along the Northumberland Shore, each with their own unique story. Visit Nova Scotia’s first “Ginstitute” at Steinhart Distillery, and sample whisky and rum at Caldera Distilling, who use ingredients grown on their estate farm. Sweet AppletontreatsChocolates, Tatamagouche Peace by Chocolate, Antigonish At Appleton Chocolates you can observe a chocolatier at work hand-dipping chocolates enveloping sweet Nova Scotian flavours of blueberry, cranberry, cherry, and maple syrup. Stop in to Peace by Chocolate to not only pick up decadent chocolates made onsite, but learn the inspiring story of the Hadhad family who fled Syria amidst war for new beginnings in Canada. Be sure to also visit their recently opened shop in downtown Halifax!

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Savour some maple syrup Sugar Moon Farm, Earltown Bring your appetite to feast on pancakes and local maple sausages and get a behind-the-scenes look at how Sugar Moon Farm makes maple syrup. Bring your hiking boots and camera to explore the onsite trail.

Although most noted for being a university town, the culinary scene in Antigonish has been blossoming in recent years. Come hungry and pay a visit to a local restaurant, cafe, pub or food truck like Gabrieau's Bistro, The Townhouse Brewpub & Eatery, or Main Street Cafe, just to name a few!

Featured in Chatelaine’s Top 10 Places for an A ernoon Tea in 2018. Stop in and enjoy a specialty tea or coﬀee and lunch from a menu that puts a spotlight on fresh, local ingredients.

Jost Vineyards, o Route 6, Malagash Savour Nova Scotia’s award-winning wine while relaxing on a sunny patio overlooking the lush vineyards. Rent a bicycle on-site to explore the beautiful countryside, and enjoy locally inspired seasonal fare at the Seagrape Café. Daily tours and tastings oﬀered.

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Cra beer lovers will be right at home here. Stop into cra breweries all along this shore. Start in Amherst at Trider's Cra Beer, followed by Tatamagouche Brewing Co., Uncle Leo's Brewery in Lyon's Brook, then Backstage Brewing in Stellarton. Continue on to the Antigonish area where you will ﬁnd Half Cocked Brewing Company, Spindri Oak Manor, Candid Brewing and The Townhouse Brewpub & Eatery. Dinner on a train Train Station Inn, Tatamagouche Stop at the Train Station Inn to enjoy a delicious meal of seafood chowder, ﬁsh cakes, or bacon-wrapped Digby scallops in the carefully restored dining car. Stay overnight in one of the renovated cabooses or boxcars that are now deluxe accommodations.

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Seaside golf at its best If golﬁng with saltwater vistas in your eyeline makes your day, don’t miss playing a round in Fox Harbour at Fox Harb’r Resort, which has been consistently ranked among the top Destination Resorts in Canada and is one of only ﬁve 5-star resorts in the country. Northumberland Links near Pugwash will challenge your swing in the sun and salt air overlooking the Northumberland Strait. Other notable courses in the region include Brule Point Golf Course, near Tatamagouche, and Abercrombie Country Club and Glen Lovat Golf Club, both in New Glasgow. Keppoch Mountain adventures

A great time on The Great Trail Rent a surrey bike (a four-wheeled bike) from Remember Adventures, pack a picnic or pick up lunch from their onsite café, and enjoy a leisurely pedal along the nearby Butter Trail, part of The Great Trail in Tatamagouche. Highlights of the trail include the Creamery Square and the Tatamagouche Farmers’ Market, Train Station Inn, Patterson Wharf Park, Nelson Park, Sutherland Steam Mill Museum, and views of Tatamagouche Bay.

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This former alpine ski hill turned four-season adventure park oﬀers up 40 kilometres of non-motorized, multiuse wilderness trails perfect for hiking, biking, trail running and snowshoeing. Mountain bikers will be thrilled by 30 kilometres of mountain bike trails, with one for every skill level.

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Hiking Trails at Sugar Moon Farm Explore the 6.2-kilometre Rogart Mountain Trail through the maple forest year-round. The maple canopy is green and full during the summer, vibrant and colourful during the fall. Enjoy a winter hike or snowshoe, and see the sap running during the early spring.

Explore Cape George Hiking Trail

Leading you along the coast through meadows and forests to cliﬀs with panoramic views of St. George’s Bay, these 33 kilometres of looping trails are a great way to explore our wilderness. There are three serviced trailheads with information kiosks and maps: Cape George Heritage School, Cape George Lighthouse, and Ballantyne’s Cove Tuna Interpretive Centre where you can also visit to learn about the history of tuna ﬁshing in the area.

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Nova Scotia Museum of Industry, Stellarton Behind the story of Nova Scotia’s industrial past, you will discover technology, steam engines, cars, and coal mining. Costumed interpreters, interactive exhibits, and fascinating artifacts—including the nation’s oldest steam locomotives—tell the story of Nova Scotia’s early thriving industries.

The waterside Creamery Square offers an engaging blend of activities, culture, and heritage experiences, including the Heritage Centre, Performing Arts Centre, historic Grain Elevator, Saturday morning Farmers’ Market, shops, and the Butter Trail for walking or cycling.

Ginstitute by the Sea Steinhart Distillery Go behind-the-scenes at award-winning Steinhart Distillery to craft your very own spirits. With ocean views as your backdrop, forage for ingredients and select from an array of spices and citrus to create your unique flavours with the distiller. Savour Germaninspired local delicacies, paired with Nova Scotia cocktails, as you perfect your craft.

Unexpected discoveries

Retrace the steps of a Scottish immigrant Hector Heritage Quay, Pictou Board the Ship Hector replica and retrace the steps of the many Scottish immigrants who left their homes in search of a better life in the New World. This historic voyage marked the beginning of large-scale immigration to North America and is the reason Pictou became known as “the birthplace of New Scotland”.

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Luxury Spa at Fox Harb’r Resort, Wallace Escape to the ocean’s edge to indulge in luxury at the five-star Fox Harb’r Resort. This uniquely Nova Scotian spa experience starts with an Oxford blueberry antioxidant smoothie and a relaxing foot bath of local sea salts and soothing lavender, followed by an ocean-inspired spa treatment, including either sea stones or local clay and seaweed.

NorthumberlandAdopt-a-LobsterFisheries Museum, Pictou Explore a rich array of artifacts from shipwrecks, a lighthouse, and an operating, one-of-a-kind lobster hatchery featuring an aquarium with rare coloured lobsters.

Spa at Fox Harb'r Resort Rushton’s Beach Provincial Park Lismore Sheep Farm, River John This working farm is home to 100 sheep, and here you can pick up colourful hand-knit blankets and mittens, sheepskin slippers and mitts, and other wool products and knitting supplies.

Plan your road trip around these don’t miss attractions for fun at your own pace.

Tatamagouche Oktoberfest, Tatamagouche Noted as being the largest Oktoberfest east of Kitchener-Waterloo, this celebration takes place the last weekend of September each year. Enjoy music, tasty food, and of course beer, with local brews available.

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Not-to-be-missed experiences

Buttery-good fun Creamery Square, Tatamagouche

Seafoam Lavender Gardens, Seafoam During a behind-the-scenes experience, you’ll be surprised to learn about the versatility and health benefits of this fragrant and beautiful herb.

“Made in Nova Scotia”

Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Studio, Amherst Enjoy a cup of tea and a homemade oatcake as you learn about the many materials and hand-dyed fabrics used in rug-hooking. Then, settle into the calm oasis of the knitting room, where you’ll be guided by an experienced instructor to try your hand at this traditional, colourful Maritime craft.

The Northumberland Shore offers so much history, culture, and natural beauty to explore!

NORTHUMBERLAND SHORE LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. AMHERST/TIDNISH ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) AMHERST Brown’s Guest Home Bed & Breakfast qcccd $100–130; no tax 158 Victoria Street East www.brownsguesthome.comstay@brownsguesthome.com902-667-9769 Q,D,T,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • May 1–Oct 31 Comfort Inn Amherst "pcccc $95–175, XP $10 143 South Albion Street 902-667-0404, www.amherstcomfortinn.comcn247.fom@innvesthotels.com800-228-5150 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 60 • Year-round Super 8 Amherst "pcccd $105–205, XP $10 40 Lord Amherst Drive 902-660-8888, www.super8amherst.comreservations@super8amherst.com800-800-8000 K,Q•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 50 • Year-round Wandlyn Convention Hotel "p,ccc $85–250, XP $10 1539 Southampton Road 902-667-3331, www.wandlyninns.comamherst@wandlyninns.com800-561-0000 K,Q,T•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 84 • Year-round TIDNISH CROSS ROADS Ketchum Cottages qp cccc/cccd H $1000–1850 902-661-4800, 800-661-2724 weekly www.ketchumcottages.cominnkeeper@ascinn.ns.ca Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 2 Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 15 Seven Gables Bed & Breakfast qcccd $89 4448 Highway 366 www.sevengablesbandb.comsevengables@ns.sympatico.ca902-661-2377 K,Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round LORNEVILLE Amherst Shore Country Inn ,qcccc H $175–250 5091 Route www.amherstshore.cainnkeeper@ascinn.ns.ca902-661-4800,366800-661-ASCI Q,T•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•@ Inn: 8 • May 1–Oct 31 Stuart House by the Bay B&B qcccd $90–100, XP $20; no tax 5472 Highway 366 902-661-0750, www.stuarthousebedandbreakfast.combs.tanner@ns.sympatico.ca888-661-0750 Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • AMHERSTYear-roundSHORE D’s B & B by the Sea qcccd $100 6327 Highway 366 www.deesbandbbythesea.cominfo@deesbandbbythesea.com902-661-0328 Q,D,T•Ens or shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast B&B: 3 • Year-round END OF AMHERST/TIDNISH ENTRY OXFORD Parkview Family Restaurant and Inn "pccc $80–95, XP $5 4670 Main www.the-parkview.cominfo@the-parkview.com902-447-2258Street Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 10 • Year-round PORT HOWE Bridgeview Lane Cottage RentalsBlue Cottage pH $125–185 529 Bridgeview Lane www.bridgeviewns.combridgeviewnsrental@gmail.com647-524-2412 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • May 20–Oct 17 Bridgeview Lane Cottage RentalsGrey Cottage qH $130–200 533 Bridgeview Lane www.bridgeviewns.combridgeviewnsrental@gmail.com647-524-2412 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • May 14–Oct 19 PUGWASH Hillcrest View Inn & Restaurant "pcccd H $109–149, XP $10 11054 Highway 6 902-243-2727, www.hillcrestview.cainfo@hillcrestview.ca866-779-7377 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Motel: 7 • Year-round Inn the Elms q $125 10340 Durham Street inntheelms@ymail.com902-243-2885 Q•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 4 • Year-round Ocean Paradise q H $1850 weekly; 221 Pugwash Point Road no tax www.cottagesincanada.com/14325sue.steve.beef@gmail.com902-664-6734 K,Q,S•Ens bath•@•Cable or Sat TV Tourist Home: 3 • Jun 13-Sep 19 Waypoint Cottage p H $2100 1519 Gulf Shore www.cottagesincanada.com/21373waypointcottage@gmail.comRoad Q,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Apr 15-Oct 31 FOX HARBOUR Fox Harb’r Resort pcccccJJJJ H 1337 Fox Harbour Road $345–795 902-257-1801, www.foxharbr.commail@foxharbr.com866-257-1801 D,K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Resort: 102 • May 7–Oct 24 WALLACE Jubilee Cottage Inn cccd $90–110 13769 Highway 6 902-257-2432, jubileecottage@ns.sympatico.ca800-481-9915 Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 3 • May 1–Oct 31 WENTWORTH Hostelling International Canada –Atlantic Region (HI – Wentworth) qccc H $26–48 249 Wentworth Station Road www.hihostels.cawentworth@hihostels.ca902-548-2379 D,S•Pvt or shared bath•@ Hostel: 23 • NORTH(UPTATAMAGOUCHEYear-roundAREATO20KMRADIUS)SHORE Cambra Sands pccccd H $225–350, XP $20 79 Cambra www.cambrasands.cominfo@cambrasands.com902-257-1122,Lane866-559-0705 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 9 • Year-roundShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Saltscapes Vacation Properties pcccc/cccdH $750–2350 1044 North Shore Road weekly www.saltscapes.cainfo@saltscapes.ca902-257-2666 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•12-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3 Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round TATAMAGOUCHE Balmoral Motel pccc $99–119 131 Main www.balmoralmotel.castay@balmoralmotel.ca902-657-2000Street Q,D•Ens bath•4pm CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 18 • May 15–Oct 15 Remember Adventures qcccd $100–200 365 Main www.rememberadventures.camary@rememberadventures.ca902-293-1533Street Q,D•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Suite: 1 • Year-round Train Station Inn q $140–200, XP $10 21 Station www.trainstation.castationmaster@trainstation.ca902-657-3222,Road888-724-5233 K,Q,D,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ B&B Inn: 10 • May 1–Oct 8 BARRACHOIS Barradise Loft qH $175 373 Jeff Ross p9564234www.vrbo.com/en-ca/cottage-rental/barradise.ns@gmail.com902-890-1864Road Q•Pvt bath•@ Apartment: 1 • Year-round BALFRON Forest Haven Inn q $105–130 8627 Highway 311 902-657-2962, info@foresthaveninn.com877-658-3466 Q,T•Ens bath•Full b'fast•@ B&B: BRULE4•Year-round Starlit Beach Village p,H $120–205 4261 Highway 6 starlitbeachvillage@gmail.com902-989-0148 D,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL Cabins: 11 • May 21–Sep 30 Sunrise Shore Marina & Cottages "cccc H $159–209, XP $20 369 Brule Shore Road www.sunrisemarinacottages.casunrisemarinacottages@gmail.com902-456-6433 Q,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • May 16–Nov 15 The Annex qccccc H $380–595 Brule Point www.cottagerentalnovascotia.cominfo@cottagerentalnovascotia.com519-829-8366Road K,Q,S•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round MARSHVILLE McLeod’s Beachfront Cottages q H $210–240, 71 Dunvegan Lane $1450–1650 weekly www.mcleodscottages.commcleods.cottages@ns.sympatico.ca902-890-4434 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 9 • May 15–Oct 15 Ocean Sunset Chalets "p,cccc H $171–250, XP $10 72 Amet View Lane www.oceansunsetchalets.comlori.beal@oceansunsetchalets.com902-897-7644 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round RIVER JOHN Deception Woods q H 365 Cemetery www.thehayloftns.comthehayloftns@gmail.comRoad Q•Pvt bath•@ Cabin: 1 • May 24–Oct 31 The Hay Loft q H 365 Cemetery www.thehayloftns@gmail.comRoadthehayloftns.com Q•Pvt bath•@ Cabin: 1 • PICTOU/CARIBOUYear-roundENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM WATERSIDERADIUS) Waterview Rooms "q,cccc H $125 1338 Shore www.waterview-rooms.comgerhard@waterview-rooms.com902-982-3023Road K•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Tourist Home: 2 • Year-round SCOTSBURN Shelby Ranch: Bunkhouse p $100 753 Durham www.shelbyranch.ca/stay-at-the-ranch.htmlponyexpress@shelbyranch.ca902-957-7433Road Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 1 • May 14–Oct 31 Shelby Ranch: Horse Camper p $135 753 Durham www.shelbyranch.ca/stay-at-the-ranch.htmlponyexpress@shelbyranch.ca902-957-7433Road D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ May 14–Oct 31 Smith Rock Chalets "pcccc H $174–369, XP $10 $1159–2199 weekly 310 Fitzpatrick Mountain Road www.smithrockchalets.cominfo@smithrockchalets.com902-485-4799 Q•Ens bath•@ Cottage: 10 Lodge: 12 • Year-round PICTOU ISLAND Inned of the Rainbow q, $140–240 1160 Pictou Island Road www.innedoftherainbow.cominnedoftherainbow@gmail.com902-755-4031 Q•Pvt or shared bath•1-wk CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • May 1–Nov 30 BRAESHORE Pictou Lodge Beachfront Resort p H GTD $192–514, XP $20 172 Lodge www.pictoulodge.comreservations@pictoulodge.com902-485-4322,Road800-495-6343 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Resort: 58 • May 15–Oct 10 PICTOU Braeside Inn qcccc $85–169, XP $15 126 Front www.braesideinn.comwelcome@braesideinn.com902-485-5046,Street800-613-7701 K,Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 18 • Apr 15–Nov 30 Brenda’s Place to Stay Bed & Breakfast q $85–100 160 Haliburton Road brendasplacetostay@ns.sympatico.ca902-485-8653 Q•Ens or shared bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • June 1–Oct 31 Customs House Inn "qcccc H $110–169 38 Depot www.customshouseinn.cacustomshouseinn@ns.sympatico.ca902-485-4546Street K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Inn: 8 • Apr 1–Nov 20 Dolan’s Inn & Suites ccccd/cccd/cccc H 168 West River Road $79–159 tdolan@ns.sympatico.ca902-485-1337 Q•Pvt bath•@ Apt.: 13 Motel: 14 Tourist Home: 4 Year-round Lionstone Inn, Motel & Cottages p H $64–145, XP $10 241 West River Road 902-485-4157, www.lionstoneinn.calionstoneinn@eastlink.ca866-785-4157 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 14 Motel: 14 • Year-round Seabank House Bed and Breakfast H $99–220, XP $10 68 Front www.seabankhousebnb.commseabank@eastlink.ca902-485-4775Street K,Q•Pri, ens bath•Full b'fast•48-hr CXL•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round The Scotsman Inn q $130–150, XP $15 F(12) 78 Coleraine www.scotsmaninn.comreservations@scotsmaninn.com902-485-1433,Street855-770-1433 K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 10 • May 21– Nov 11 Willow House Inn q,cccc $100–160, XP $15 11 Willow www.willowhouseinn.comstay@willowhouseinn.com902-485-5740,Street800-459-4133 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 6 • Year-round ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Micro Boutique Living pcccd H $99–149 208 Main www.microboutiqueliving.comcontact@microboutiqueliving.com902-405-8252,Street888-501-2325 Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 15 • Re-opening 2023 StFX University Summer Hotel #qcccc H $79–229 2100 Varsity www.sites.stfx.ca/conference_servicesstay@stfx.ca902-867-2855,Drive877-STAY-AT-X D,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Dorm-style: 480 Hotel: 480 May 15–Aug 8 Whidden Park qcccd H $155, XP $15 4 Park Lane $1050–1334 weekly 902-863-3736, www.whiddens.commail@whiddens.com877-263-3736 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Mini-home: 5 • June 1–Aug 31 WEST RIVER Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Antigonish pH 62 Nova www.microtelantigonish.comadmin@microtelantigonish.com902-735-0101Landing Q•Pvt bath•@•24-hr CXL LOWERYear-roundSOUTH RIVER Coastal Inn Antigonish "qccc $80–150, XP $5 4789 Highway 4 902-863-3730, www.coastalinns.comantigonish@coastalinns.com800-433-4494 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 35 • Year-round Oasis Motel qcccd $85–118, XP $10 4173 Highway 4 902-863-3557, www.oasismotelcampground.castay@oasismotelcampground.ca800-929-1998 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 13 • Year-round POMQUET Pomquet Beach Cottages "pcccc H $169, 198 Pomquet Beach Road $1090 weekly 902-971-0314, www.pomquetbeachcottages.comcontactus@pomquetbeachcottages.com855-240-2487 Q•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 5 • Year-round BAYFIELD Sea’Scape Cottages p,H $140–170, XP $15 6 Sea’scape Cottage Lane F(15) www.seascapecottages.caseascapeinquiry@seascapecottages.ca902-386-2825 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•@ Cabin: 1 Cottage: 3 • June 1–Oct 30 END OF ANTIGONISH AREA ARISAIG Steinhart Distillery Cottages pcccc H $250 5963 Highway 245 info@steinhartdistillery.com902-863-5530 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL Cottage: 2 • NORTH(UPANTIGONISHYear-roundAREATO20KMRADIUS)GRANT Wild Orchid Farm ,H $98 837 Highway Q•Pvtwww.wildorchidfarm.cawildorchidfarm@gmail.com902-863-8865245bath•24-hrCXL•@ Apt: 1 • ANTIGONISHYear-round Antigonish Evergreen Inn "qccccd H $169–199 399 Hawthorne Street 902-863-0830, www.antigonishevergreeninn.cainfo@antigonishevergreeninn.ca888-821-5566 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light or buffet b’fast•@ Motel: 8 • Year-round Antigonish Victorian Inn "ccccd H $130–175, XP $15 149 Main www.antigonishvictorianinn.carelax@antigonishvictorianinn.ca902-863-1103Street Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 13 • Year-round Clanranald Tourist Suite qccccd H $125–150, XP $15 134 Main www.bbcanada.com/11057.html902-863-6637Street K•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Light b’fast•@ Suite: 1 • Year-round Claymore Inn & Suites "qcccd H $99–200, XP $10 137 Church www.claymoreinn.comreserve@claymoreinn.com902-863-1050,Street888-863-1050 Q,D•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 74 • Year-round Homeward Inns of Canada pccc H $80–199 41 James www.homewardinnscanada.comdavid@homewardinnscanada.com902-863-4212,Street800-251-0008 K,Q,D•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Motel: 43 • Year-round Keppoch Inn qccc H $70–100 3055 Highway 104 www.keppochinn.cagary@homewardinnscanada.com902-863-4842 D,T•Ens or pvt bath•12-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 2 Motel: 14 • June 1–Nov 30 Maritime Inn Antigonish "pcccc $129–220, XP $15 158 Main www.maritimeinns.comantadmin@maritimeinns.com902-863-4001,Street833-863-4400 K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 32 • Year-round PICTOU ISLAND Kirribilli EcoRetreat - Pictou Island Yurts p $500–900 715 Pictou Island Road www.pictouislandyurts.comlaws@pictouislandyurts.com902-497-5004 Q,S Yurt: 4 • Jun 1–Oct 15 NEW GLASGOW AREA (UP TO 20 KM STELLARTONRADIUS) Holiday Inn Stellarton–NewExpressGlasgow "pcccc $149–259 86 Lawrence www.hiestellarton.comres@hiestellarton.com902-755-1020,Boulevard1-877-660-8550 K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 125 • Year-round NEW GLASGOW Comfort Inn New Glasgow "pcccc $130–250, XP $10 740 Westville www.choicehotels.com/cn250gm.cn250@choicehotels.com902-755-6450,Road800-228-5150 K,Q,D•Ens bath•4pm CXL•Full b’fast•@ Motel: 61 • Year-round Travelodge Suites New Glasgow "pcccc $139–259, XP $10 700 Westville www.travelodgenewglasgow.careservations@travelodgenewglasgow.ca902-928-1333,Road800-578-7878 K,D,S•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 63 • Year-round LITTLE HARBOUR Sandstone Bed and Breakfast qccccd $140–150, XP $25 20 Rose Heath Lane 902-755-5480, www.sandstonebedandbreakfast.cainfo@sandstonebedandbreakfast.ca855-875-7805 Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round END OF NEW GLASGOW AREA EGERTON Cameron’s Farm Bed & Breakfast q $75–95 397 Shore cristahasler@gmail.com902-616-0395Road Q•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast B&B: 3 • May 1–Oct 31 Fossil Farms Oceanside Retreat ,H $150–260 160 McVicar www.fossilfarms.cafossilfarmsinfo@gmail.com902-759-0366,Lane902-301-3780 Q, D•Pvt bath Cottage: 8 • Year-roundShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Accommodations

LINWOOD Linwood Harbour Campground pccc[F]c[R] $29–50 11087 Highway 4 902-870-0000, info@linwoodcampground.com866-661-9145 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 42 (37 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 HAVRE BOUCHER Hyclass Ocean Campground p,ccc[F]cc[R] $20–45, 11373 Highway 4 XP $3 902-232-3117, www.hyclass-campground.cominfo@hyclass-campground.com866-892-3117 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: O 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 73 (59 o/n) • ATTRACTIONSSeasonal This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. FORT LAWRENCE Beaubassin and Fort Lawrence National Historic SitesP 1231 Fort Lawrence Road Seasonalwww.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/beaubassinpc.fortbc.pc@canada.ca506-364-5080 • W; AMHERST Cumberland County Museum and Archives 150 Church www.cumberlandmuseum.netcumbmuseum@gmail.com902-664-7223Street Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ PUGWASH Thinkers Lodge National Historic Site 249 Water www.thinkerslodge.orginfo@thinkerslodge.org902-243-2071Street June 15–Sept 15 • ;@ WALLACE Wallace Area Museum 13440 Highway 6 www.wallacemuseum.caadmin@wallacemuseum.ca902-257-2191 Year-round • W@ MALAGASH MINE Malagash Salt Mine Museum 1926 North Shore Road malagash_museum@live.ca902-257-2407 Admission: $ • June 15–Sept 15 • W@ TATAMAGOUCHE Intercolonial Railway Station 21 Station www.trainstation.castationmaster@trainstation.ca902-657-3222,Road888-724-5233 May 1–Oct 8 • @ PICTOU/CARIBOU ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) LYONS BROOK Birchwood Campground pccc[F]cd[R] $25–135 2521 Highway 376 902-485-8565, www.birchwoodcampground.castay@birchwoodcampground.ca888-485-8565 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 84 (55 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15 CARIBOU Caribou–Munroes Island Provincial Parkv Wp $27–36 2119 Three Brooks Road 902-485-6134, munroes-islandparks.novascotia.ca/content/caribou-parkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 E,U•DS•Swimming: O•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 95 o/n • Seasonal BRAESHORE Harbour Light Trailer Court pccc[F]cd[R] $32–38 2881 Three Brooks Road www.harbourlightcampground.caharbour.light@ns.sympatico.ca902-485-5733 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O,P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 200 (108 o/n) • May 10–Oct 15 END OF PICTOU/CARIBOU ENTRY AREA LOWER BARNEY’S RIVER Cranberry Campground pccc[F]ccc[R] $30–45 135 Weir info@cranberrycampground.ca902-926-2571Road E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P •@ Sites: 113 (35 o/n) • May 19–Oct 10 ANTIGONISH AREA (UP TO 20 KM ANTIGONISHRADIUS) Whidden Park pccc[F]cc[R] $30–49, XP $3 4 Park 902-863-3736,Lane www.whiddens.commail@whiddens.com877-263-3736 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 5-day CXL•@ Sites: 154 (89 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 LOWER SOUTH RIVER Oasis Campground pccd[F]c[R] $30–42 4173 Highway 4 902-863-3557, www.oasismotelcampground.castay@oasismotelcampground.ca800-929-1998 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 41 (31 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15 END OF ANTIGONISH AREA CAPE BRETON ISLAND ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) AULD’S COVE Cove Motel p $99–130 298 D - 31 www.covemotel.cominfo@covemotel.com902-747-2700Road K,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 12 Motel: 18 • May 1–Oct CAMPGROUNDS31 For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. AMHERST/TIDNISH ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) AMHERST SHORE Amherst Shore Provincial Parkv Wp $27–36 6596 Route parks.novascotia.ca/content/amherst-shoreparkinfo@novascotia.ca902-661-6002,366888-544-3434 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: O•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 42 o/n • Seasonal END OF AMHERST/TIDNISH ENTRY AREA GULF SHORE Gulf Shore Camping Park p $30–65 2367 Gulf Shore Road www.gulfshorecampingpark.cominfo@gulfshorecampingpark.com902-243-2489 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 50 (25 o/n) • June 15–Sept 15 BRULE Sunset Watch Family Campground pccd[F]cc[R] $26–39 242 Peninsula Point Road www.sunsetwatchfamilycampground.comsunsetwatchreservations@gmail.com902-657-0009 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 84 (24 o/n) • May 15–Oct 12 SEAFOAM Seafoam Campground "p,ccc[F]ccc[R] $32–48 3493 Highway 6 www.seafoamcampground.comseafoam.campground@ns.sympatico.ca902-351-3122 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 151 (53 o/n) • May 21–Oct 1 ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Attractions/Campgrounds/Accommodations

Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre Bauer Theatre, St. FX University Campus 902-867-3333 boxoffice@festivalantigonish.com www.festivalantigonish.com Admission: $ • July 1–Aug 31 • W; FRASER MILLS Fraser’s Mills Fish Hatcheryv 1158 Old Pinevale Road stephen.thibodeau@novascotia.ca902-783-2926 novascotia.ca/fish/documents/fmbrochure.pdf Year-round • W GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. AMHERST Amherst Artisan Gallery 142 South Albion Street, Suite 150 www.amherstartisangallery.comamherstartisangallery@outlook.com902-664-2787 Media: Multiple media • Year-round • W Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Studio 33 Church www.hookingrugs.cominfo@hookingrugs.com902-667-0560,Street800-328-7756 Media: Books & cards, fibre • Year-round Maritime Mosaic 129 Victoria Street East www.maritimemosaic.camaritimemosaic@gmail.com902-661-2137 Media: Fibre, paintings & prints • Year-round Maritime Tartan Company 125 Victoria Street E www.maritimetartancompany.camaritimetartancompany@gmail.com902-441-6721 Media: Fibre • Year-round TIDNISH BRIDGE Tidnish Bridge Art Gallery Co-op 3654 Highway 366 www.tidnishbridgeartgallery.comtidnishbridgeartgallery@gmail.com902-667-8555 Media: Clay, paintings & prints Jun 11–Oct 16 • W PUGWASH Basic Spirit 9828 Durham Street (Highway 6) 902-243-3390, www.basicspirit.comsales@basicspirit.com877-245-3821 Media: Metal • May 1–Dec 20 •; The Horton Gallery 10162 Durham Street www.fredhortonphotography.comfhorton@ns.sympatico.ca902-243-3210 Media: Multiple media June 1–Sept 15 • W NORTH WALLACE Collector Canes 659 Ferry zperry@ns.sympatico.ca902-257-2817Road Media: Wood • Year-round •; Tatamagouche Creamery Square Heritage Centre 39 Creamery www.creamerysquare.ca/museumcreamerysquare@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-657-3449Road Admission: $ • May 22–Oct 9 • W@ BALMORAL MILLS Balmoral Grist Mill Museumv 544 Peter MacDonald Road balmoralgristmill.novascotia.ca902-657-3016 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 2 EARLTOWN Sugar Moon Farm 221 Alex MacDonald Road 902-657-3348, www.sugarmoon.cainfo@sugarmoon.ca866-816-2753 Year-round • W DENMARK Sutherland Steam Mill Museumv 3169 Highway 326 sutherlandsteammill.novascotia.ca902-657-3365 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 2 • ; SEAFOAM Seafoam Lavender Gardens 3768 Highway www.lavendercanada.comlavendercanada@gmail.com6 May 7–Oct 10 • ; SCOTSBURN A Walk Through Time Museum 4119 Scotsburn Road www.awalkthroughtimemuseum.comawalkthroughtimemuseum@gmail.com902-485-4586 Admission: $ • June 1–Sept 30 PICTOU deCoste Centre 99 Water www.decostecentre.cadecostecentre@eastlink.ca902-485-8848,Street800-353-5338 Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ Grohmann Knives Factory 116 Water 902-485-4224,Street888-7KNIVES (in North America) www.gknives.cominfo@gknives.com Year-round • W; Hector Heritage Quay 33 Caladh www.shiphector.cashiphectortoursandevents@gmail.com902-485-4371Avenue Admission: $ • May 24–Oct 18 • W;@ McCulloch Heritage Centre v 86 Haliburton Road www.mccullochcentre.capcghs@novascotia.ca902-485-4563 Year-round • W@ McCulloch House Museumv 100 Haliburton Road mccullochhouse.novascotia.capcghs@novascotia.ca902-485-4563 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 15 • @ Northumberland Fisheries Museum & Heritage Association 21 Caladh Avenue, Pictou Waterfront nfm-business@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-485-8925 www.northumberlandfisheriesmuseum.ca Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 2 • W@ WESTVILLE Pictou County Military Museum 2020 Queen david_avery55@hotmail.com902-396-3761Street Admission: D • Jun 6–Aug 26 • W; STELLARTON Nova Scotia Museum of Industryv 147 North Foord Street industry@novascotia.ca902-755-5425 museumofindustry.novascotia.ca Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ NEW GLASGOW Carmichael Stewart House Museum 86 Temperance Street carmich@eastlink.ca902-752-5583 June 1–Aug 31 • W Glasgow Square Theatre 155 Riverside marketing@newglasgow.cawww.glasgowsquare.com902-752-4800,Parkway800-486-1377 Admission: $ • Year-round • W Pictou County Sports Heritage Hall of Fame 340 East River Road pcshhf@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-755-1755 Year-round • W@ BARNEY’S RIVER Barney’s River Station School Museum Highway brsshmuseum.tripod.com902-924-22714 July 1–Aug 31 • W; ARISAIG Arisaig Lighthouse, Lobster Interpretive Centre & Café 137 Arisaig Point Road mmaclellan@antigonishcounty.ns.ca902-863-1101 July 1–Aug 31 • W@ CAPE GEORGE POINT Cape George Point Lighthouse 152 Lighthouse Road www.parl.ns.ca/lighthousemmaclellan@antigonishcounty.ns.ca902-863-1101 May 1–Nov 30 • ; BALLANTYNE’S COVE Ballantyne’s Cove Tuna Interpretive Centre 57 Ballantyne’s Cove Wharf Road mmaclellan@antigonishcounty.ns.ca902-863-8162 Admission: D • July 1–Aug 31 • W@ CAPE GEORGE Cape George Heritage Museum 5758 Highway 337 www.capegeorgemuseum.cacapegeorgemuseum@gmail.com902-318-8932 Admission: D • July 1–Aug 31 • ; ANTIGONISH Antigonish Heritage Museum 20 East Main www.antigonishheritage.organtheritage@parl.ns.ca902-863-6160Street Admission: D • Year-round • W@ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

Malagash Cidery at Vista Bella Farm 2859 Malagash Road www.vistabellafarm.comvbfarm@gmail.com902-257-2288 Cidery • May 20–Dec 22 • W TATAMAGOUCHE Appleton Chocolates 259 Main www.appletonchocolates.cainfo@appletonchocolates.ca902-657-2233,Street844-403-2323 Specialty food • Year-round • W Tatamagouche Brewing Co. 235 Main www.tatabrew.cominfo@tatabrew.com902-657-4000Street Brewery • Year-round • NW RIVER JOHN Caldera Distilling 65 River John Road www.caldera.cainfo@caldera.ca902-351-2035 Distillery • June 1–Oct 31 • N LYONS BROOK Uncle Leo’s Brewery 2623 Highway 376 www.uncleleosbrewery.cainfo@uncleleosbrewery.ca902-382-2739 Brewery • Year-round PICTOU Mrs. MacGregor’s Shortbreads 59 Water www.mrsmacgregors.cominfo@mrsmacgregors.com902-382-1878Street Specialty food • May 15–Dec 23 • N STELLARTON Backstage Brewing Company 37 Bridge www.backstagebrewing.cabackstagebrewingco@gmail.com902-755-9371Avenue Brewery • Year-round • W NEW GLASGOW The Pork Shop 2578 Westville Road, New Glasgow also 3412 Highway 326, Denmark 902-755-3260; www.theporkshop.cadavid@theporkshop.ca902-657-3406 Specialty food • Year-round • NW MERIGOMISH Knoydart Farm 7037 Route www.knoydartfarm.org902-867-1305;245902-318-1110 Specialty food • Year-round • NW ARISAIG Steinhart Distillery 5963 Highway 245 www.steinhartdistillery.cominfo@steinhartdistillery.com902-863-5530 Distillery • Year-round • NW NORTH GRANT Half Cocked Brewing 1290 Highway 245 halfcockedbrewery@gmail.com902-735-2090 Brewery • Year-round • W TATAMAGOUCHE Sara Bonnyman Pottery 326 Maple Avenue (Highway 246) Openwww.sarabonnymanpottery.comsara.bonnyman@ns.sympatico.ca902-657-3215StudioArtisan Media: Clay, fibre • June 15–Dec 18 • W Sisterhood Fibres 567 Sand Point Road 902-483-3715 www.sisterhoodfibres.comfaith@sisterhoodfibres.com Media: Fibre Open Studio Artisan Year-round The Fraser Gallery 362 Main info@thefraser.org902-657-3285Street • www.thefraser.org Media: Books & cards, clay, paintings & prints June 1–Sep 30 • W RIVER JOHN Lismore Sheep Farm 1389 Louisville Road www.lismoresheepfarmwoolshop.comjohn.crawford@ns.sympatico.ca902-351-2594 Media: Fibre, wood • May 1–Dec 23 • W PICTOU TABITHA + CO™ 13 Water www.tabithaco.cahello@tabithaco.ca902-759-7715Street Media: Leather POMQUETSeasonal Old Barn Gallery & Decor 71 Melanson www.oldbarngallery.cabeaverdf@ns.sympatico.ca902-386-2304Road Media: Fibre, paintings & prints, photography June 1–Oct 31 • ; CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. AMHERST Trider’s Craft Beer 46 Anson Avenue, Unit 3 www.triderscraftbeer.cacontact@triderscraftbeer.com902-614-8983 Brewery • Year-round • W UPPER MALAGASH Bay Enterprises Limited 2642 Malagash Road bayenterpriseslimited@gmail.com902-893-0805 Specialty food • June 15–Dec 23 • N MALAGASH CENTRE Jost Vineyards 48 Vintage www.jostwine.cominfo@jostwine.com902-257-2636,Lane800-565-4567 Winery • Feb 1–Dec 23 • NW;u ANTIGONISH Candid Brewing 88 College www.candidbrewing.cacandidbrewing@gmail.comStreet Brewery • Year-round Coldstream Clear Distillery (Antigonish) 25 James www.coldstreamclear.comantigonish@coldstreamclear.com902-867-0487Street Distillery•Year-round Peace by Chocolate 32 Bay www.peacebychocolate.cainfo@peacebychocolate.ca902-867-0201Street Specialty food • Year-round • ; The Townhouse Brewpub & Eatery 76 College www.antigonishtownhouse.comantigonishtownhouse@gmail.com902-863-2248Street Brew pub • Year-round • N;@ RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. AMHERST Birkinshaw’s Tea Room, Coffee House & Restaurant 2 Ratchford www.birkinshaws.catimefortea@birkinshaws.ca902-661-9300Street Type: Café/Tea room, fine dining Specialty: Desserts, European Year-round • @ LORNEVILLE Amherst Shore Country Inn 5091 Highway 366 902-661-4800, www.ascinn.ns.ca/dining-roominnkeeper@ascinn.ns.ca800-661-2724 Type: Fine dining, gourmet Licensed • Year-round • N FOX HARBOUR Fox Harb’r Resort 1337 Fox Harbour Road www.foxharbr.comguestservice@foxharbr.com866-257-1801 Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • May 7 –Oct 24 • NW@ TATAMAGOUCHE Tatamagouche Railway Dining Car at Train Station Inn 21 Station www.trainstation.cajanette@trainstation.ca902-657-9091,Road888-RAILBED Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: Seafood, gluten-free Licensed • May 20–Sep 25 • N@ EARLTOWN Sugar Moon Farm 221 Alex MacDonald Road 902-657-3348, www.sugarmoon.cainfo@sugarmoon.ca866-816-2753 Type: Family dining Licensed • Year-round • NW@ ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,

TIDNISH CROSS ROADS Tidnish Dock Provincial Parkv 919 Tidnish Head parks.novascotia.ca/content/tidnish-dockparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W NORTHPORT Northport Beach Provincial Parkv 7722 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/northport-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca366 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; SHINIMICAS Shinimicas Provincial Parkv 5252 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/shinimicasparkinfo@novascotia.ca6 Category: Parks • May–Oct PORT HOWE Heather Beach Provincial Parkv 700 Heather Beach parks.novascotia.ca/content/heather-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches • May–Oct PUGWASH Disc Golf Pugwash 2846 Crowley Road laughingbenjamin@gmail.com902-669-0764 Category: Novelty Activities Year-round •; Eaton Park 135 Water www.pugwashvillage.comvillagecommission@pugwashvillage.comStreet Category: Parks • Year-round • W Pugwash Yacht Club 10015 Route 902-956-2634,6 www.pugwashyachtclub.capugwashyachtclub@gmail.com800-499-9260 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 21–Oct 12 GULF SHORE Gulf Shore Provincial Parkv 1033 Gulf Shore parks.novascotia.ca/content/gulf-shoreparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; Northumberland Links 1776 Gulf Shore Road www.northumberlandlinks.comgolf@northumberlandlinks.com800-882-9661 Category: Golf Courses • Seasonal FOX HARBOUR Fox Harb’r Resort 1337 Fox Harbour Road 902-257-1801, www.foxharbr.commail@foxharbr.com866-257-1801 Category: Golf Courses; Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 7–Oct 24 • W NORTH WALLACE Fox Harbour Provincial Parkv 865 Fox Harbour South parks.novascotia.ca/content/fox-harbourparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct WALLACE BRIDGE Wallace River Golfing 1055 Kerr’s Mill Road www.wallacerivergolfcourse.comronw97@hotmail.com902-890-2652 Category: Golf Courses • Seasonal BRAESHORE Pictou Lodge Beachfront Resort 172 Lodge www.pictoulodge.com/diningreservations@pictoulodge.com902-485-4322,Road800-495-6343 Type: Informal Specialty: Seafood, steaks Licensed • May 15–Oct 17 • N;@ WESTVILLE Acropole Pizza & Donair 1836 Main www.acropolepizza.ca/westville902-396-1504Street Year-round • W Lin’s Takeout Restaurant 1785 Main www.linstakeout.ca902-396-1486Street STELLARTONYear-round Blue Lobster Public House 230 Foord www.bluelobsterpublichouse.comadmin@bluelobsterpublichouse.com902-200-7888Street Year-round • W ANTIGONISH Gabrieau’s Bistro 350 Main www.gabrieaus.comgabrieaus@eastlink.ca902-863-1925Street Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: European, seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW Main Street Cafe and Lounge 158 Main www.maritimeinns.comadmin@maritimeinnantigonish.ca902-863-4001,Street833-863-4400 Type: Family dining, lounge Specialty: Seafood, steaks Licensed • Year-round • W@ Snow Queen 21 James www.snowqueenrestaurant.comcjmacpherson@msn.com902-863-4890Street Type: Family dining Specialty: Fish and chips, seafood Year-round • N@ Spindrift Oak Manor 271 Main www.spindriftbrewing.com/oakmanoroakmanor@spindriftbrewing.ca902-863-2315Street Year-round The Townhouse Brewpub & Eatery 76 College www.antigonishtownhouse.wordpress.comantigonishtownhouse@gmail.com902-863-2248Street Type: Gourmet, pub Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • N;@ OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are season-specific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. AMHERST Amherst Golf & Country Club 487 John Black Road www.amherstgolfclub.comagcc@eastlink.ca902-667-8730 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 WALLACE Newcomb-Boyle Park 13277 Highway 6 wallacemuseum@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-257-2191 Category: Parks • Year-round • ; WENTWORTH Ski Wentworth 14595 Highway 4 skiadmin@skiwentworth.ca902-548-2089 Category: Downhill Skiing Dec 1–Apr 1 • L •; Wentworth Provincial Parkv 14160 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/wentworthparkinfo@novascotia.ca4 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W MALAGASH POINT Blue Sea Beach Provincial Parkv 651 Blue Sea parks.novascotia.ca/content/blue-sea-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct BAYHEAD Nelson Memorial Park 153 Loop of Highway 6 www.colchester.ca/nelson-memorial-parkrecreation@colchester.ca902-897-3180 Category: Parks • May 7–Oct 10 • ; TATAMAGOUCHE Brule Point Golf Course 738 Brule Point Road www.brulepointgolf.caclubhouse@brulepointgolf.ca902-657-4653 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 30 Remember Adventures 365 Main www.rememberadventures.camary@rememberadventures.ca902-293-1533Street Category: Equipment Rentals KL}y Year-round • W; BARRACHOIS Tatamagouche Provincial Parkv 2664 Highway tatamagoucheparks.novascotia.ca/content/parkinfo@novascotia.ca6 Category: Parks • May–Oct BALMORAL MILLS Balmoral Mills Provincial Parkv 444 Peter MacDonald parks.novascotia.ca/content/balmoral-millsparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct MARSHVILLE Rushtons Beach Provincial Parkv 723 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/rushtons-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca6 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; WATERSIDE Waterside Beach Provincial Parkv 649 R. Grant parks.novascotia.ca/content/waterside-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct BRAESHORE Caribou-Munroes Island Provincial Parkv 2119 Three Brooks munroes-islandparks.novascotia.ca/content/caribou-parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants

BAYFIELD Bayfield Beach Provincial Parkv 151 Bayfield Beach Road parkinfo@novascotia.ca parks.novascotia.ca/content/bayfieldbeach Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–Oct • ; TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. WALLACE BAY Wallace Bay National 4 km Wildlife Area Trail Aboiteau trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cu004.htmlRoad Trail Uses: fYLSy • Year-round TATAMAGOUCHE Butter Trail and Shortline Trail 25 km 24 Station www.tatamagouchetrails.cawww.colchester.ca/trailsrecreation@colchester.caRoad Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W EARLTOWN Earltown Lake and Portage Trail – 6 km Cape to Cape Trail 5300 Highway www.cobequidecotrails.ca/trails311 Trail Uses: LSy • Year-round Gully Lake Trail 10 km 1734 Kemptown Road www.cobequidecotrails.caadmin@cobequidecotrails.ca902-895-2007 Trail Uses: Ly • Year-round Rogart Mountain Trail 6 km 221 Alex MacDonald www.cobequidecotrails.ca/trailsRoad Trail Uses: Ly • Year-round Sandy Cope Trail 6 km 1734 Kemptown Road www.cobequidecotrails.caadmin@cobequidecotrails.ca902-895-2007 Trail Uses: Ly • Year-round Willard Kitchener MacDonald Trail 2 km 1734 Kemptown Road www.cobequidecotrails.caadmin@cobequidecotrails.ca902-895-2007 Trail Uses: L • Year-round Yellow Birch Trail 1734 Kemptown Road www.cobequidecotrails.caadmin@cobequidecotrails.ca902-895-2007 Trail Uses: Ly • Year-round PICTOU Jitney Walking Trail – 3.5 km Trans Canada Trail off Caladh trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/p007.htmlinfo@townofpictou.caAvenue Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round • ; MELMERBY BEACH Melmerby Beach Provincial Parkv 6280–6380 Little Harbour Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/melmerby-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–Oct • W ARISAIG Antigonish North Shore Lookoffs Three sites - 6076 & 6328 Route 337 Ballantyne’s Cove, 5954 Route 245 Arisaig 902-863-1533 Category: Parks • June 1–Oct 30 • W Arisaig Provincial Parkv 5704 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/arisaigparkinfo@novascotia.ca245 Category: Parks; Geology (Rocks, Minerals, Fossils) May–Oct • ; LIVINGSTONE COVE Livingstone’s Cove Wharf Park 190 Livingstone’s Cove Wharf Road mmaclellan@antigonishcounty.ns.ca902-863-4640 Category: Parks • June 1–Sept 30 • ; BALLANTYNE’S COVE Ballantyne’s Cove Marina Ballantyne’s Cove Wharf www.marinas.com/view/marina/9289harbourmasterhabc@gmail.com902-863-8162 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Apr 24–Oct 15 • f; CAPE GEORGE Cape George Day Park 125 Lighthouse Road mmaclellan@antigonishcounty.ns.ca902-863-1533 Category: Parks • June 1–Oct 30 • ; ANTIGONISH Antigonish Golf Club 87 Cloverville Road www.antigonishgolfclub.ns.cakim@antigonishgolfclub.ns.ca902-863-4797 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 BEAVER MOUNTAIN Beaver Mountain Provincial Parkv 472 Beaver Mountain parks.novascotia.ca/content/beaver-mountainparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Cross-country Skiing May–Oct • W KEPPOCH MOUNTAIN Keppoch Mountain 193 Keppoch www.thekeppoch.cathekeppoch@gmail.comRoad Category: Parks • Year-round • ; MONKS HEAD Pomquet Beach Provincial Parkv 432 Pomquet Beach parks.novascotia.ca/content/pomquet-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–Oct • W PICTOU Hector Quay Visitors’ Marina 37 Caladh www.hectorquaymarina.cominfo@hectorquaymarina.com902-792-8569902-485-6960Avenue Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Seasonal • ; SCOTSBURN Shelby Ranch 753 Durham www.facebook.com/RanchShelby/ponyexpress@shelbyranch.ca902-957-7433Road Category: Riding & Hay Rides•Year-round GREENHILL Green Hill Provincial Parkv 209 Dan Fraser parks.novascotia.ca/content/green-hillparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct SALT SPRINGS Salt Springs Provincial Parkv 2532 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/salt-springsparkinfo@novascotia.ca4 Category: Parks • May–Oct WESTVILLE Mount William Golf (formerly Eagles Chance Par 3 Course & Driving Range) 571 Mount William Road 902-396-1050 affleckgolf@gmail.com www.eagleschancegolf.com Category: Golf Driving Ranges May 1–Oct 31 TRENTON Trenton Park 119 Park www.trenton.ca/index.php/trenton-parkrecreation@trenton.ca902-752-1019Road Category: Stocked Lakes • Year-round • W NEW GLASGOW Abercrombie Country Club 79 Abercrombie Loop www.abercrombiegolf.comproshop@abercrombiegolf.com902-755-4653 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 30 • W Glen Lovat Golf Club 151 Fraser Mountain Branch Road 902-753-4653, www.glenlovat.com877-774-4536 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 • W LITTLE HARBOUR Powells Point Provincial Parkv 8049 Pictou Landing parks.novascotia.ca/content/powells-pointparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Trails/Outdoors

Pictou to Oxford – 107 km Trans Canada Trail near Harris www.colchester.ca/trans-canada-trailRoad Trail Uses: YK>LSs WESTVILLEYear-round Acadia Park 1 km South Main wes0001?usecicvw=3&novascotia.cioc.ca/record/Street Trail Uses: L • Year-round TRENTON Trenton Park 16 km 119 Park www.trenton.ca/index.php/trenton-parkRoad Trail Uses: KLSy • Year-round •; NEW GLASGOW Albion Trail 3 km 147 Foord trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/p008b.htmlStreet Trail Uses: KL • Year-round • W Johnny Miles Memorial Trail 3 km East River Road Trail Uses: KL • Year-round Pioneer Trail 3 km Stewart Street Trail Uses: KL • Year-round Samson Trail 4 5 km Terrace Street Trail Uses: L • Year-round Thorburn Spur Rail Line 6 km Walkerville Road Trail Uses: KL • Year-round CAPE GEORGE Cape George Hiking Trail 33 km Highway www.capegeorgetrails.cammaclellan@antigonishcounty.ns.ca337 Trail Uses: YLy • May 1–Nov 30 FAIRMONT Fairmont Ridge Hiking Trail 15 km Highway 337, near Fairmont trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/a011.htmlRoad Trail Uses: YL • Year-round ANTIGONISH Antigonish Landing Trail 5 km 20 East Main trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/a009.htmlStreet Trail Uses: YKLSy • Seasonal • ; POMQUET Pomquet Acadian Trail 5 km 951 Monk’s Head Road www.pomquet.net/en/trails.htmlcrennie@stfx.ca Trail Uses: YLSy • TOURSYear-round Tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Giant Bluefin Tuna Charters 33 Wharf Road, Ballantyne’s Cove gbtunacharters@gmail.com902-863-1128 www.giantbluefintunacharters.ca Tour Types: f • July 1–Oct 31 Nova Scotia Family Fun Boat Tours 87 Caladh Avenue, Pictou www.nsboattours.square.sitensfamilyfunboattours@gmail.com902-753-6818 Jul 1–Sep 10 Waleaha Bluefin Tuna Charters 100 Ballantyne’s Cove Wharf Road, Ballantyne’s 902-870-6418Cove novascotiatunafishing@gmail.com Tour Types: f • Aug 15–Oct 15 NATURE & WILDLIFE Stripers of the Strait Guiding Services www.stripersofthestrait.comsean@stripersofthestrait.com902-792-8569Pictou Tour Types: f • June 1–Nov 30 ShoreNorthumberlandNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails

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Welcome to Cape Breton Island

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Words of welcome have long been offered to visitors as they cross the Canso Causeway to Cape Breton, ready to explore a region where history lives and Stepbreathes.into

the life of a French settler at the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, North America’s largest historical reconstruction; take a White Glove Tour of the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site and get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Bell’s life; share a traditional feast and hear stories and music while on an Eskasoni Cultural Journey; discover Chéticamp’s Acadian history and world-famous hooked rugs at Les Trois Pignons Museum; or tap your toes to the Celtic tunes and try your hand at playing the fiddle at the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre.

Tales of Cape Breton’s past continue to influence its future with countless opportunities for you to become immersed in the Island’s stories. Breathe in the fresh air as you venture outside to take in a hike along the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, recently voted the Best National Park in Canada by USA Today 10Best—the spectacular cliffside ocean vista is a reward for the senses. Play a round at Cabot Cliffs or Cabot Links, named #11 and #35 respectively on Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses for 2020 and #1 and #6 respectively on Golf Digest’s Best Courses in Canada for 2021. Stretch your legs with a bike ride or hike along the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail. Take a bike, car, or motorcycle tour of the world-renowned Cabot Trail, recently voted Best Scenic Drive in Canada by USA Today 10Best, with its dramatic coastal views and highland scenery. From history and culture to music, seafood, outdoor adventures, talented artisans, and friendly locals, a new discovery awaits around every corner of Cape Breton Island, named the #1 Island in the Americas by Condé Nast Traveler in 2019, 2020 and 2021, and #1 Best Island in Canada by Travel + Leisure in 2020 and 2021.

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Glenora Distillery, Glenville North American’s first distiller of single-malt whisky is cradled in a glen in the picturesque Mabou Highlands. Enjoy a tour of the distillery, followed by a taste of Glen Breton Rare whisky—the closest to authentic Scotch outside of Scotland. Don’t forget your dancing shoes, The Glenora Pub has traditional ceilidhs twice a day. Make it an overnight stay and book a room in the inn, lodge or a chalet on site. The surrounding foliage is especially beautiful during the fall.

This culinary treasure offers hand-crafted preserves that were featured in gift baskets at the Golden Globes, the Oscars, and the Toronto International Film Festival. Create your own gift basket of favourites, such as blueberry-rhubarb jam and brandy cranberry marmalade.

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Route 19 Brewing, Inverness

Unexpected discoveries

Enjoy a brew with a view! Located near worldrenowned Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs Golf Courses, this three-level facility, which includes a restaurant and tap room, is the ideal spot for a refreshing sampler after your round or a day at the beach, or for catching a sunset

Gaelic culture at its best “Ceilidh” (kay-lee) is Gaelic for “gathering,” and a journey along the Ceilidh Trail (R oute 19) by vehicle, or the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail by bike, offers an opportunity to experience the true meaning of the word. Both routes run parallel to the ocean and connect the communities and attractions along the way. Meet the locals by stopping into the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre or The Red Shoe Pub for some live music and dancing, and enjoy a delicious meal at The Clove Hitch Bar & Bistro overlooking the ocean in Port Hood. Say hello to artist Ann Schroeder and peruse her beautiful hand-painted quilts and silk scarves. A trip to Mabou wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Mabou Farmers’ Market. Over 40 vendors offer delicious local food and produce, beautiful jewellery and art, and of course, live music on Sunday mornings. For the golfer in your group head to Inverness and play a round at the world-renowned Cabot Cliffs or Cabot Links, named #11 and #35 respectively on Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses for 2020, #1 and #6 respectively on Golf Digest’s Best Courses in Canada for 2021, and #1 and #5 respectively on SCOREGolf’s Top 100 for 2020. Celtic, Acadian, and Indigenous people have strong roots in this area. Nowhere is this more evident than at the Strathspey Performing Arts Centre, a state-ofthe-art performance facility where the music, dance, and folklore of these cultures are celebrated. History, culture, and beautiful natural landscapes are combined here, offering up an unforgettable visit along Cape Breton’s rugged coast.

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Various entry points between Port Hastings, Troy, and Inverness

This 92-kilometre multi-use trail winds through the communities of Judique, Port Hood, Mabou, and Inverness. Along the way, you’ll find active fishing harbours, beaches, exhilarating views, museums, restaurants, and accommodations. Include the trail in a multi-day cycling or trekking itinerary, or stop for an hour or two to take in the natural beauty of this area. Bike rentals and shuttle service are available at Eagle Eye Outfitters of Inverness. Walk and swim at Inverness Beach

Explore the 1.5 kilometres of so sand or a refreshing saltwater swim in the warm waters. This beach is supervised throughout the summer and features sand chairs and mats, allowing those with mobility challenges safe access to the water. A erwards, enjoy an ice cream cone on the boardwalk through the sand dunes.

Take in a cultural performance

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Strathspey Performing Arts Centre, Mabou At this state-of-the-art performing arts centre, Cape Breton’s rich diversiﬁed culture is celebrated through Celtic music and the folklore, dance, and music of the Acadian and Indigenous communities

Red Shoe Pub, Mabou Co-owned by world-renowned singers, the Rankin sisters, visit this iconic pub for a delicious, hearty meal and for toe-tapping live music, seven days a week. The pub is located nearby the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail.

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Celtic Music Interpretive Centre, Judique Take an interactive journey through samples of song, stories, dance, and bagpipe and ﬁddle music. Interpretive media displays let you try your hand at a ﬁddle tune or learn how to step-dance

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Tune in to Cape Breton music

Outdoor adventures Whether you’re cycling our oceanside Celtic Shores Coastal Trail or discovering the communities and sandy beaches nestled among the rolling hills, the natural environment of this region is best seen at a slower pace. Park your car and check out these gems.

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Not-to-be-missed experiences

This area is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The following suggestions oﬀer you the quintessential Ceilidh Trail experience.

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Golf at Canada’s only authentic links courses Cabot Links and Cabot Cliﬀs golf courses at Cabot Cape Breton, Inverness Cabot Cliffs was designed by Bill Coore and two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw and was ranked as the #1 on SCOREGolf’s Top 100 in 2020, #11 of the World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses by Golf Digest in 2020 and ranked #1 and #6 respectively on Golf Digest’s Best Courses in Canada for 2021. Referred to as the “Pebble Beach of Canada” by Links Magazine , the course, set along the picturesque rugged seaside cliffs of western Cape Breton, features an unusual configuration of six par-threes, six par-fours and six par-fives. Nearby Cabot Links, with golf greens sculpted around sand dunes and ocean views offered at each of the 18 holes, is the recipient of continuous accolades, including SCOREGolf’s ranking of #5 on their Top 100 in 2020. Enjoy fine dining at Panorama or casual pub fare at Whit’s Public House after your round. Also, be sure to check out The Nest, a 10-hole par 3 course offering up some of the best views on the property.

CEILIDH TRAIL LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. CAPE BRETON ISLAND ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) For other listings in this area, click here. PORT HASTINGS Cape Breton Causeway Inn "qcc $81–108, XP $10 21 Old Victoria Road 902-625-0460, causewayinn.ns@gmail.com877-525-4777 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 69 • Re-opening 2023 Hearthstone Inn "pccc $99–139, XP $10 388 Highway 902-625-2480,4 800-422-8025 reservations@macpuffin.ca www.hearthstonehospitality.ca K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•12-hr CXL•@ Motel: 19 • Year-round Skye Lodge qcd $85–119, XP $10 160 Highway 902-625-1300,4 www.skyelodge.comskyelodge.ns@gmail.com888-832-7593 Q,D,T•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Motel: 49 • Re-opening 2023 TROY Chisholm’s of Troy Coastal Cottages & Courtyard B&B "qcccc H $99–189 1327 Highway 19 902-625-3285, www.chisholmscottages.comjames@chisholmscottages.com877-626-3285 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 3 Cottage: 11 • Year-round Troy Lodge pccc H $119–169 719 Highway www.troycottages.catroylodgecottage@hotmail.com902-625-168419 Q,D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 9 • May 15–Sept 1 END OF CAPE BRETON ISLAND ENTRY AREA LONG POINT Beardmans Art House by the Sea qccccd H $290–470, 3465 Highway 19 $1900–3100 weekly www.beardmans.camail@beardmans.ca902-625-4579 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•8-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 31 JUDIQUE Archer’s Edge Luxury Camping qccccd H $239 1660 Shore www.archersedge.infoarchersedgeluxurycamping@hotmail.com902-435-5844Road Q•Ens bath•2-wk CXL Geodesic Dome: 5 • June 1–Oct 31 Inn on the Intervale q, $95 134 Stoney Brook Road www.innontheintervale.cominnontheintervale@gmail.com902-787-2742 Q•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 8 • May 15–Nov 2 PORT HOOD Gillies by the Sea B&B pH $120–130 507 Marble Hill Road catherinejgillies@gmail.com902-787-3247 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 B&B: 2 • May 15–Dec 15 Haus Treuburg Country Inn & Cottages , H $155–230 175 Main www.haustreuburg.comkargoll@haustreuburg.com902-787-2116,Street877-787-2116 Q,D•Ens bath•@ Cottage: 4 • Apr 1–Nov 30 Hebridean Motel pcccH $95–145, XP $10 39 Company www.hebrideanmotel.cahebrideanmotel@gmail.com902-787-3214Road Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Motel: 18 • Year-round Hillcrest Hall Country Inn "qcccc $120–200, XP $10 36 Main 902-787-2211,Street www.hillcresthall.comhillcresthallcountryinn@gmail.com888-434-4255 K,Q•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 11 • June 10–Oct 23 Lighthouse Cottages "qcccd H 139–169, 8537 Highway 19 $903–1113 weekly; 902-787-3345 XP $20 www.lighthouse-cottages.comsandybeaches@lighthouse-cottages.com Q,D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 9 • May 7–Oct 31 Marble Hill Oasis Vacation Rental qccccd/ccccH 739 Marble Hill Road $950 weekly marblehilloasis@bellaliant.net902-227-5413 Q,D•Pvt bath•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 B&B: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30 Sunset Hill Bed & Breakfast q $110–130 555 Marble Hill Road clarke365@hotmail.com902-302-0407 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • July 1–Oct 31 The Fiddle and The Sea B&B "qccccd $106–130, XP $20 109 High 902-631-5980Road www.thefiddleandthesea.comcontact@thefiddleandthesea.com Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • MABOUYear-roundAREA(UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) COLINDALE Colindale Beach Villas qccccd H $299–459 655–659 Little Mabou Road www.colindalebeachvillas.camcstein@shaw.ca778-994-9255 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 3 • May 1–Oct 31 MABOU Ceilidh Cottages and Campground q,H $119–179 1425 Rocky Ridge Road 902-945-2992, www.ceilidhcottages.caceilidhcottages@hotmail.com888-854-6260 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 5 • May 21–Oct 16 Ceilidh Trail Motel "pcccc $115–175 11642 Highway 19 www.ceilidhtrailmotel.comceilidhtmotel@outlook.com902-945-4948 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 5 • June 1–Oct 20 Inn at Glendyer qcccc $125–160, XP $20 356 Smithville Road www.innatglendyer.cominnatglendyer@yahoo.com902-945-2345 Q,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Mabou River Inn q,ccccH $125–195, 19 Southwest Ridge Road XP $15 902-945-2356, www.mabouriverinn.cominfo@mabouriverinn.com888-627-9744 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Apt.: 3 Inn: 7 • May 1–Oct 31 Northeast Cove Geodomes qH $239–300 355 Mabou Harbour Road www.northeastcove.comdanny@northeastcove.com902-984-1160 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Geodome: 4 • Seasonal TrailCeilidhNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Lakeland Cottages p H $135–295 23 Broad Cove Marsh Road www.facebook.com/Inverness.NSsiep8@hotmail.com902-202-8158 Q,D•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round Linkside qH $385–599; no tax 39 Mann www.airbnb.ca/rooms/25947664Phannon108@gmail.com902-488-4138Avenue Q,S•@ Tourist Home: 4 • May 15–Nov 15 River to Sea Cottages pH $350–450 88 Macleod rivertoseacottages@gmail.com902-293-7689Street Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 5 • Year-round END OF INVERNESS AREA CHIMNEY CORNER Chimney Corner Coastal Cottages "qccccH $175–325 2581 Shore www.chimneycornercottages.cachimney.corner@ns.sympatico.ca902-235-2104,Road888-211-9061 K,Q,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 Vac. Home: 3 • June 15–Oct 15 CAMPGROUNDS For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. PORT HOOD Sunset Sands RV Park p $45 45 Wharf 902-787-2207,Road www.sunsetsands.cainfo@sunsetsands.ca888-855-7263 E,W,Se•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 73 o/n • May 18–Oct 8 EAST LAKE AINSLIE MacKinnon’s Campground p,cccd[F]cc[R] $36–40 2457 Highway 395 www.mackinnonscampground.camackinnonscampground@gmail.com902-756-2790 E,W,Se•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: L,P•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 101 (21 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15 INVERSIDE Cabot Trailers $50–60 16270 Route www.cabottrailers.comcabottrailers@gmail.com902-577-399319 E•Swimming: O Sites: 20 o/n • June 1–Oct 12 GLENVILLE Glenora Inn & Distillery ",pcccd/ccccdH$169–479, 13727 Highway 19 XP $10 902-258-2662, www.glenoradistillery.com/inn.htminnmanager@glenoradistillery.com800-839-0491 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 Inn: 17 Lodge: 5 • May 13–Oct 29 WEST LAKE AINSLIE Tulloch Inn qcccc $120–160, XP $20 2795 West Lake Ainslie Road 902-258-3194, www.tulloch-inn.catulloch.inn@ns.sympatico.ca866-707-4300 K,Q,S•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Inn: 6 • Year-round EAST LAKE AINSLIE Steff’s Sunset Hideaway p H 2954 Highway rooms/634154393923390395www.airbnb.ca/395 @ INVERNESS AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) INVERNESS Bear Paw Cottages ,H $249–299 1792 West Lake Ainslie Road www.bearpawcottages.cominfo@bearpawcottages.com902-258-2964 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 4 • Year-round Cabot Cape Breton p $195–2250 18 Cabot 902-258-4653,Lane www.cabotcapebreton.comreservations@cabotcapebreton.com855-652-2268 K,D•Ens bath•@ Resort: 113 • May 8–Oct 25 Cape Breton Villas - Your Luxury Vacation Home #pccccd H $299–799 43 Godfrey www.capebretonvillas.cominfo@capebretonvillas.com902-615-5000Road Q•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 4 • Jan 1–Nov 30 Doug Fraser Artist Loft Suite p, H $150–200 178 Loch Ban www.dougfraserart.comdougfraserart57@gmail.com902-258-2455Road Q•Pri bath•@ May 1–Oct 8 Dusky Diamonds Bed & Breakfast q $120 21 Beach #1 duskydiamond@hotmail.com902-258-5225Road Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round BROAD COVE Glamping off the Beaton Path , $99–119 942 Broad Cove Marsh Road www.glampingoffthebeatonpath.comdougiebeaton@hotmail.com902-258-2907 W,Se,U•C/T/Y •2-wk CXL Glamping Tents: 4 o/n • June 1–Oct 15 DUNVEGAN MacLeod’s Beach Campsite p $35–40 1485 Broad Cove Marsh Road beach-campsitewww.macleods.com/campsite/macleod-s-902-258-2433 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: O,R•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 150 (97 o/n) • June 1–Oct ATTRACTIONS7 This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. PORT HASTINGS Strait Area Museum 24 Highway straitareamuseum@gmail.com902-625-129519 Admission: D • May 15–Oct 15 • W@ JUDIQUE Celtic Music Interpretive Centre 5471 Highway 19 www.celticmusiccentre.cominfo@celticmusiccentre.com902-787-2708 Admission: $ • June 11–Oct 14 • W@ Storyteller’s Gallery 5764 Highway 19 StorytellersGalleryJudiquewww.facebook.com/storytellersgallery7@gmail.com902-302-9665 HARBOURVIEWSeasonal Chestico Museum & Historical Society 8095 Highway 19 www.chesticoplace.comchesticomuseum@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-787-2244 Admission: $ • June 7–Oct 15 • W MABOU An Drochaid (The Bridge) 11513 Highway 19 mghs1975@gmail.com902-945-2311 June 28–Aug 28 • W Mother of Sorrows Pioneer Shrine 45 Southwest Ridge Road 902-945-2221 www.angelfire.com/biz/maboushrine Year-round • W Strathspey Performing Arts Centre 11156 Highway 19 www.strathspeyplace.comadmin@strathspeyplace.com902-945-5300 Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ EAST LAKE AINSLIE MacDonald House Museum 3458 Highway 395 www.macdonaldhousemuseum.calahistorical@seasidehighspeed.com902-258-3317 Admission: $ • June 30–Aug 31 • ;@ Attractions/Campgrounds/Accommodations TrailCeilidhNovaScotia.com

GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. MABOU Mabou Village Gallery 11511 Main s.chryslermacd@ns.sympatico.ca902-945-2060Street Media: Paintings & prints, photography June 20–Oct 20 • ; MABOU HARBOUR Ann Schroeder Studio - Art Quilts & Mixed Media 1422 Mabou Harbour Road Openwww.annschroederstudio.comann@annschroederstudio.com902-945-2744StudioArtisan Media: Fibre, multiple media Year-round • ; EAST LAKE AINSLIE Nature Lost and Found 2984 Highway 395 www.naturelostandfound.weebly.comnaturelostandfound@gmail.com902-623-2478 Media: Multiple media May 30–Oct 30 • W INVERNESS Doug Fraser Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden 178 Loch Ban Openwww.dougfraserart.comdougfraserart57@gmail.com902-258-2455RoadStudioArtisan Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round • W Tears of Glass 25 Beach No. 1 Road www.tearsofglass.catears.ofglass@yahoo.ca902-258-7601 Media: Glass • June 15–Oct 31 The Opulent Alpaca 15753 Central Avenue Openwww.theopulentalpaca.caopulentalpaca@gmail.com902-258-3581StudioArtisan Media: Fibre • Year-round • ; CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. PORT HOOD Galloping Cows Fine Foods 59 Justin www.gallopingcows.comjoanne.schmidt@gallopingcows.com902-787-3484Road Specialty food • May 1–Oct 20 • N;@ GLENVILLE Glenora Distillery 13727 Highway 19 902-258-2662, www.glenoradistillery.cominnmanager@glenoradistillery.com800-839-0491 Distillery • May 13–Oct 29 • N@; INVERNESS Route 19 Brewing 16030 Central Avenue www.route19brewing.comevan@route19brewing.com902-550-2739 Brewery • Brew pub • Year-round • W RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. JUDIQUE Celtic Music Interpretive Centre 5471 Highway 19 www.celticmusiccentre.com902-787-2708 Type: Informal, pub Specialty: Sandwiches, seafood Licensed • June 11–Oct 14 • W@ PORT HOOD Clove Hitch Bar & Bistro 8790 Highway 19 www.clovehitch.ca902-787-3035 Type: Informal, pub Specialty: Fish and chips, steaks Licensed • Year-round •N@ MABOU The Red Shoe Pub 11573 Highway 19 www.redshoepub.comredshoe@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-945-2996 Type: Lounge, pub Specialty: Sandwiches, seafood Licensed • May–Oct • W@ GLENVILLE Glenora Inn Dining Room and Pub 13727 Highway 19 902-258-2662, www.glenoradistillery.cominnmanager@glenoradistillery.com800-839-0491 Type: Gourmet, pub Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • June–Oct • N;@ INVERNESS The Bar at Cabot Cape Breton 18 Cabot 902-258-4653,Lane www.cabotlinks.com/diningreservations@cabotlinks.com855-652-2268 Type: Informal, pub Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • May 8–Oct 25 •W@ Whit’s Public House at Cabot Cape Breton 18 Cabot 902-258-4653,Lane www.cabotlinks.com/diningreservations@cabotlinks.com855-652-2268 Type: Pub Specialty: Canadian, pizza/burgers Licensed • May 8–Oct 25 • W@ Panorama Restaurant at Cabot Cape Breton 18 Cabot 902-258-4653,Lane www.cabotlinks.com/diningreservations@cabotlinks.com855-652-2268 Type: Fine dining, gourmet Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • May 11–Nov 28 • W@ OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. PORT HOOD Mike’s E Bikes 10015 Highway 19 www.mikesebikes.camikesebikerentals@gmail.com902-227-8416 Category: Equipment Rentals • K May 1–Nov 1 Port Hood Beach 40 Court www.lifesavingsociety.ns.capaul.deon@nsls.ns.caStreet Category: Supervised Beaches Seasonal Port Hood Station Provincial Park v 8657 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/port-hood-beachparkinfo@novascotia.ca19 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W MABOU Mabou Provincial Park v 11925 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/mabouparkinfo@novascotia.ca19 Category: Parks • May–Oct West Mabou Beach Provincial Park v 1757 Little Mabou parks.novascotia.ca/content/west-mabou-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct EAST LAKE AINSLIE Trout Brook Provincial Park v 2535 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/trout-brookparkinfo@novascotia.ca395 Category: Parks • May–Oct INVERNESS Cabot Cliffs 18 Cabot 902-258-4653,Lane www.cabotlinks.com/golf/cabot-cliffsreservations@cabotlinks.com855-652-2268 Category: Golf Courses • May 8–Oct 25 Cabot Links 18 Cabot 902-258-4653,Lane www.cabotlinks.com/golf/cabot-linksreservations@cabotlinks.com855-652-2268 Category: Golf Courses May 8–Oct 25 • W TrailCeilidhNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants/FoodSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,

Eagle Eye Outfitters 15860 Central Avenue 902-258-5893 www.eagleeyeoutfitters.cainfo@eagleeyeoutfitters.ca Category: Equipment Rentals K} May 15–Oct 15 Inverness Beach 158 Beach No. 1 www.lifesavingsociety.ns.capaul.deon@nsls.ns.caRoad Category: Supervised Beaches Seasonal • W TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. PORT HASTINGS Celtic Shores Coastal Trail 92 km Port Hastings to Inverness, Kiosk next to Canso www.celticshores.cacelticshorestrail@gmail.comCanal Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W TROY Ceilidh Coastal Trail 22 km (part of Celtic Shores Coastal Trail) Port Hastings to Long Point, 71 Highway 104 Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W JUDIQUE Judique Flyer Trail 19 km (part of Celtic Shores Coastal Trail) Long Point to Little Judique Harbour, 5930 Highway 19 Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W PORT HOOD Chestico Trail 17 km (part of Celtic Shores Coastal Trail) Little Judique Harbour to Mabou River, 8667 Highway 19 Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W MABOU Mabou Rivers Trail 19.5 km (part of Celtic Shores Coastal Trail) Mabou River to Blackstone, 11040 Highway 19 Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W INVERNESS Celtic Shores Coastal Trail 92 km Inverness to Port Hastings, trailhead on Railway www.celticshores.cacelticshorestrail@gmail.comStreet Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round • W Inverness Shean Trail 16 km (part of Celtic Shores Coastal Trail) Blackstone to Inverness, Beach No. 1 Road Trail Uses: }YK>LSsy Year-round TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Cape Breton BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS It’s Now or Never Tuna Charters Murphy’s Pond, Port Hood macdonlj4@hotmail.com902-945-2010 Tour Types: f • Aug 5–Oct 31 Rankin Tuna Charters 1581 Mabou Harbour Road, Mabou www.rankintunacharters.comrankintunacharters@gmail.com902-945-2709Harbour Tour Types: f • Aug 15–Oct 31 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Eagle Eye Outfitters 15860 Central Avenue, Inverness 902-258-5893 www.eagleeyeoutfitters.cainfo@eagleeyeoutfitters.ca Tour Types: YKtfw May 15–Oct 15 TrailCeilidhNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails/Outdoors

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The Cabot Trail’s natural beauty is only outdone by the area’s unique culture and unrivalled hospitality. You’ll feel like a local a er attending a ceilidh and hearing some of Cape Breton’s ﬁnest musicians. Be sure to wear your dancing shoes, because you’ll be up learning how to step or square dance with new friends in no time. By the end of your stay, you may even know a few words of the Gaelic language.

Plan to spend at least three to ﬁve days along the Cabot Trail, where you’ll discover how Nova Scotia, or “New Scotland,” got its name.

Some of the best hiking opportunities in Nova Scotia are found in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, recently voted Best National Park in Canada by USA Today 10Best, with 26 trails for all interests and abilities. For a truly spectacular sunset view, take part in the Skyline Trail Sunset Hike. This Meat Cove Campground guided hike leads you to the top of a mountain headland, overlooking the ocean as the sun slowly dips into the horizon. The beauty of the highlands inspires many artisans living around the Cabot Trail. Stop in to watch them create their art, or try one of the hands-on workshops such as glass blowing at Glass Artisans Studio & Gallery.

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“I have travelled the globe. I have seen the Canadian and American Rockies, the Andes and the Alps and the highlands of Scotland, but for simple beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all.”

—Alexander Graham Bell

Hike, golf and dance the Highlands

The natural beauty of the highlands provides the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities such as golfing, kayaking, hiking, cycling, fishing, bird-watching, skiing, and snowmobiling. And don’t forget the drive—the Cabot Trail was recently voted Best Scenic Drive in Canada by USA Today 10Best. The panoramic views are Golfersspectacular!willnever forget a day at the Stanley Thompson– designed Highlands Links, consistently ranked as one of the ten best golf courses in Canada. For a different perspective, take a guided kayak tour with Cabot Trail Adventures along the highlands of Northern Cape Breton. One of the most spectacular paddling destinations in North America, this remote and rugged coast offers imposing cliff s of ancient bedrock, which feature waterfalls, sea caves, and towering arches.

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Take this fantastic six-day, ﬁve-night cycling tour through the Cape Breton Highlands. This classic road tour covers a 320-kilometre loop curving along the spectacular coastline of Cape Breton Island. Skyline Trail Sunset Hike

Go kayaking to evoke your inner artist in Baddeck Dipping your paddle alongside seals and seabirds, surrounded by our coastal cliﬀs, can bring out the artist in anyone. North River Kayak Tours oﬀers tours like The Painted Kayaker where you’ll learn to paint a er a paddle along St. Ann’s Bay. Ferry Ingonish Bird Islands Neil’sHarbour Bay St. LawrenceMeat Cove St. Ann’s Margaree Valley Cap Le Moine IndianBrook Wreck EnglishtownCove Cape North HarbourMargareeChéticampBaddeck 105 Cabot Trail Gaelic College North MuseuCommunityHighlandsm Cape Breton NationalHighlandsPark

There are many special hands-on activities along the nearly 300 kilometres of the worldfamous Cabot Trail. These suggestions will ensure that you miss nothing along the way.

Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, Baddeck Explore the life and work of this great teacher, scientist, and inventor. See full-scale replicas of Bell’s Silver Dart, the first powered flight in Canada, and the HD-4, the world’s fastest watercra in 1919. Children (and the young at heart!) can let their imaginations take flight with the popular kite programs. Discover the roo op patio and relax in the Red Chairs overlooking the sparkling waters of Baddeck Bay. Learn, play, and get inspired! Delve into la vie acadienne Les Trois Pignons, Chéticamp Chéticamp’s Acadian history and culture come alive through its world-famous hooked rugs and antiquities.

Four of Nova Scotia’s seven Canadian Signature Experiences, which are o cially curated, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, happen on the Cabot Trail. The White Glove Tour

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A unique, behind-the-scenes tour where you’ll hold personal mementos and models made by the inventor himself. Tours oﬀered daily in both English and French. Cabot Trail Bike Tour

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Experience the music, energy, and excitement of our rich culture. Take in concerts, dances, workshops, and community suppers, all set against a gorgeous backdrop of autumn colour. October 7-15,2022. Did you know?

Cape Breton Highlands National Park Meet your park guide and set oﬀ on a 2- to 3 -hour hike to watch the sunset from the boardwalk platform, one of the most photographed spots on the island. Island-Wide Celtic Cultural Immersion Celtic Colours International Festival

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The site also oﬀers a genealogy resource centre, a library, and a full range of visitor information services.

Click here for a list of tour operators.

Pods of Atlantic pilot whales spend their summers gorging on squid just off the shores of Pleasant Bay and Chéticamp. Book a Zodiac tour to meet and view these highly social sea creatures, which are sometimes as intrigued by you as you are by them. Along with many species of whales, chances are you’ll see porpoises, seals, and seabirds while out on the open water. The best times to see whales are in the summer and fall months. Click here for a list of tour operators.

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Kayaking off Northern Cape Breton One of the most spectacular paddling destinations in North America, this remote and rugged coast offers magnificent cliffs, sea caves, unique rock formations, and the occasional whale passerby. The challenging nature of this environment is only suited for experienced paddlers, and a guided tour is rrecommended.

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For generations, anglers have been lured to the Margaree’s tumbling rapids, deep pools, and still marshes. This popularity has attracted the TV show The New Fly Fisher, which chose the Margaree River as its first Nova Scotia location. Arrange a fishing guide to help you try your luck. Or, join Jimmie Pedersen with A Great Day Fishing as this experienced fly-fishing guide takes you to some of the best spots in both the Margaree and Chéticamp rivers to cast your line.

Puffin-viewing boat tour These cute, stocky seabirds summer in large colonies on coastal cliffs and rocky offshore islands before making their way south in the fall. Due to the remoteness of their nesting areas, a boat tour to sites like the Bird Islands—Hertford and Ciboux—is the best way to view them. Cape Smokey Pay a visit to this four-season adventure centre. Take in the views as you ride Atlantic Canada’s first gondola to the top of Cape Smokey; also a spectacular way to view the fall foliage. During the winter months ski, snowboard, cross-country ski or snowshoe; in summer enjoy paddleboard and kayak rentals, hikes and ice cream from the Summit Shack at the top of the mountain.

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The Cabot Trail is a nature-lover’s paradise, so get out and enjoy all it has to offer for explorers of every fitness level.

Cape Breton Highlands National Park Set against a backdrop of coastal highlands, a visit to Cape Breton Island is not complete without exploring this epic national park. For families looking to share memories around a campfire, or experienced adventurers seeking their next challenge, there are endless opportunities for exploration. Offering 26 hiking trails, camping for all experience levels, including oTENTiks, relaxing beaches, scenic look-offs, wildlife viewing, hidden waterfalls, and more. Hit the Cabot Trail and set off on your next great outdoor adventure!

Helicopter tour of the Highlands Join Breton Air for an incredible bird’s eye view of the Cape Breton Highlands, Cape Smokey, Keltic Lodge and Ingonish. You will be wowed by this helicopter tour as you take in the scenery below from your window seat. This is truly a bucket list experience!

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Salmon fishing on the Margaree River

Ingonish Beach, Cape Breton Highlands National Park Cycling the Cabot Trail

Highland Bow & Arrow, Wreck Cove

Named one of the top ten cycling destinations in the world by Lonely Planet, the Cabot Trail is a must-do on every cycling enthusiast’s itinerary. The nearly 300 kilometres of paved roads take you along rolling terrain and up steep hills, all with a view of the open ocean.

Park the car at the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre and enjoy a bike ride (bring your own) or hike along the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail. Head back to the centre for a lively lunchtime ceilidh. Afternoon Head just a few kilometres up Route 19 to Glenora Distillery for a tasting of North America’s first single malt whisky. Then, continue to the beachside community of Inverness for an afternoon splashing in the waters of Inverness Beach. Golfers will enjoy a round at worldrenowned Cabot Cape Breton.

Sail the Bras d’Or Lake Biosphere Reserve While visiting the lakeside community of Baddeck, set sail with Sailing CBI to explore the Bras d’Or Lake. This large inland sea is part fresh- and part saltwater, allowing it to sustain diverse ecosystems and wildlife, including many bald eagles. The gentle fog-free waters, beautiful anchorages, and hundreds of coves and islands make the Bras d’Or Lake the perfect sailing destination.

Spend the afternoon looking for whales and other marine life with a tour out of Pleasant Bay. Continue on the Cabot Trail pulling off the road at one of the designated viewing spots to check out this incredible coastal roadway. Evening Dip your toes at Freshwater Lake. The calm water makes for the perfect way to end your day with the green, rolling highlands as a backdrop. Hiking trails, playground, and canteen onsite. Stay at Keltic Lodge, with magnificent cliffside views or at the campground on Ingonish Beach in an oTENTik

Skyline Trail, Cape Breton Highlands National Park

Get an early start ahead of the crowds and head out to hike the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park Afternoon

There are several tour packages available to help you make the most of this epic excursion, like those with Cabot Trail Adventures. If you prefer an independent adventure, head to Vélo Max Cycling in Chéticamp to rent a bike and pick up cycling supplies before hitting the hills. Visit cyclenovascotia.ca to download route maps and GPS coordinates. Tube the Margaree River Take a break and relax on the world-famous Margaree River with Live Life in Tents. Let the currents carry you downstream as you dip your toes in the river. Keep your eyes peeled for salmon, bald eagles, and the occasional otter.

This roadside archery attraction on the Cabot Trail in Skir Dhu, near Wreck Cove, focuses on traditional archery, providing a variety of recurve and longbow choices to try. Bows range according to age and ability Stand-up paddleboarding on the Margaree River Experience the Margaree River from the comfort of your paddleboard. Join CBWest Paddleboards as you explore this incredible body of water. Tours are available for every comfort level, from a 90-minute tour around the tributaries of East Margaree or a 2-hour tour providing a unique vantage point of Chéticamp from the water to a 3-hour paddle down the Margaree River, which is perfect for taking in a gorgeous sunset over Margaree Harbour Beach. Rentals also available.

Evening End your day in the Acadian community of Chéticamp

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48 Hours Exploring Judique to Ingonish Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

Day Morning1

Enjoy a locally inspired and casual dinner at L’Abri or try a traditional Acadian dish at Le Gabriel’s Day Morning2

CABOT TRAIL LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. BADDECK AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) NYANZA Trailsman Motel q,H $99–129, XP $10 10003 Highway 105 902-295-2413, www.trailsmanmotel.cominfo@trailsmanmotel.com888-245-LAKE Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 55 • Year-round HUNTER’S MOUNTAIN Hunter’s Mountain Chalets pcccd H $109–149, XP $19 562 Cabot www.huntersmountainchalets.cominfo@huntersmountainchalets.com902-295-3392,Trail800-996-3392 K•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 12 • May 14–Oct 31 MIDDLE RIVER Blackbird Retreat and Tours $120 308 West Side Middle River Road www.blackbirdretreat.comblackbirdretreat@gmail.com902-295-0343 Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ B&B: 2 • June 21–Oct 31 Willow Retreat $135–150 2926 Cabot www.willowretreat.com/index.htminfo@willowretreat.com902-322-4322Trail Q,T•Pvt bath Cabin: 2 • Jul 1–Oct 15 BADDECK INLET Adventures East Cottages qcccd H $135–195, XP $10 9585 Highway 105 902-295-2417, www.adventureseast.cainfo@adventureseast.ca800-507-2228 Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3 • May 15–Oct 15 Baddeck Inn "qccc $79–120, XP $20 8282 Highway 105 902-295-2200, www.baddeck-inn.cominfo@baddeck-inn.com844-887-0200 Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 8 • May 1–Oct 31 Cameron Guest House "qcccc H $2275 weekly 8908 Highway 105 902-295-1133, www.mcintyrescottages.commcintyre@seaside.ns.ca866-566-1133 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round McIntyre’s Housekeeping Cottages p,cccd H $130–190, XP $10 8908 Highway 105 902-295-1133, www.mcintyrescottages.commcintyre@seaside.ns.ca866-566-1133 K,Q,T•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 8 • Year-round BADDECK Auberge Gisele’s Inn "qccccd $125–280, 387 Shore Road XP $15 902-295-2849, www.giseles.cominfo@giseles.com800-3040INN K,Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Inn: 78 • May 15–Oct 22 Cabot Trail Motel p $129–159, XP $10 8448 Highway 105 www.cabottrailmotel.cominfo@cabottrailmotel.com902-295-2580 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 4 Motel: 37 • May 15–Oct 18 Ceilidh Country Lodge pcccd $119–149, XP $15 369 Shore www.ceilidhcountrylodge.cominfo@ceilidhcountrylodge.com902-295-3500,Road800-565-5660 K,Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 49 • May 15–Oct 13 Dunlop Inn qccccd $120–215, XP $20 552 Chebucto Street www.dunlopinn.comwaterside@dunlopinn.com888-290-1988 Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•Light b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 5 • May 1–Oct 31 Inverary Resort pcccdH $150–350, XP $10 368 Shore www.inveraryresort.comreservations@capebretonresorts.com902-295-3500,Road800-565-5660 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Resort: 102 • Year-round Kildare Landing at Bell Bay q H $250, $2800/weekly 761 Highway www.capebretonvacationrentals.comrhonda@capebretonresorts.com902-304-4534205 K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round Lynwood Inn "qcccd/cccc H $149–239 441 Shore www.lynwoodinn.comlynwood@baddeck.com902-295-1995,Road877-666-1995 Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Inn: 31 • Year-round MacNeil House qccccH $184–234, 257 Shore Road XP $15 902-295-2340, www.silverdartlodge.comsdladmin@silverdartlodge.com800-565-8439 K,Q,D•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Inn: 6 • May 23–Oct 15 Selkie’s Rest (formerly Vicar’s View) qccccdH $199–219 157 Twining www.selkiesrest.comselkiesrest@gmail.com902-302-9771Street Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Suite: 3 • Year-round Silver Dart Lodge "pccccH $154–203, XP $15 257 Shore www.silverdartlodge.comsdladmin@silverdartlodge.com902-295-2340,Road800-565-8439 K,Q,D•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Resort: 90 • May 23–Oct 15 Telegraph House qcccc/cccd/ccc $120–260, 479 Chebucto Street XP $10 902-295-1100, www.baddeckhotel.comstay@telegraphhouse.travel888-263-9840 Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 5 Inn: 17 Motel: 17• Year-round The Water’s Edge Inn & Gallery qcccd/cccc H $140–180, XP $10 18–22 Water www.thewatersedgeinn.comstay@thewatersedgeinn.com902-295-3600Street K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 Inn: 6 • June 1–Oct 15 The Worn Doorstep Guest House pcccc H $95, XP $15 43 Old Margaree Road theworndoorstep@gmail.com902-295-8401 Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Tourist Home: 4 • Year-round BIG BADDECK Baddeck Riverside B&B q, $100 687 Big Farm lavernebarmac@hotmail.com902-295-2271,Road866-755-7140 Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 1 • BADDECKYear-roundBAY Auld Farm Inn B & B "q,cccd $80–130 1817 Highway 205 www.auldfarminn.caenquiries@auldfarminn.ca902-295-1977 Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 8 • May 1–Oct 31 Bayside Haven Vacation Home qH $300–370; no tax 1211 Highway 205 www.baysidehaven.cominfo@baysidehaven.com902-595-4308 Q,D•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 26–Oct 21TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Broadwater Inn & Cottages cccc/ccccd H $95–325, 975 Highway 205 XP $15 902-295-1101, www.broadwaterinn.comjohn@broadwaterinn.com877-818-3474 Q•Ens or pvt bath•Light b’fast (tourist home only)•@ Cottage: 9 Tourist Home: 5 • Apr 1–Oct 31 BEINN BHREAGH Hollyday Cove Cottage pcccd H $140–325 359 Long Hill www.normaway.com/vacation.htmlinfo@thenormawayinn.com902-248-2987,Road800-565-9463 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 1 Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 31 PORT BEVIS Big Hill Retreat p,H $90–149 549 Rear Big Hill Road info@bighillretreat.com902-295-2726 D•Pvt bath Cottage: 1 • MARGAREEMARGAREEYear-roundAREAVALLEY Big Intervale Fishing Lodge qH $80–200, XP $10 3719 West Big Intervale Road www.bigintervale.combigintervale@seasidehighspeed.com902-248-2275 Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 4 Cottage: 1 • Year-round Cape Breton Highlands Cabins p,ccc H $129–159 691 Egypt www.normaway.com/wcabins.htmlinfo@thenormawayinn.com902-248-2987,Road800-565-9463 Q•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 5 • May 17–Oct 15 Green Chalets at Scotch Pine Lane p,cccd $149–169 691 Egypt www.normaway.com/gcabins.htmlinfo@thenormawayinn.com902-248-2987,Road800-565-9463 K,Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 11 • May 20–Oct 31 MacPherson House Suites q,cccd H $169–229 691 Egypt www.normaway.com/macphersonh.htmlinfo@thenormawayinn.com902-248-2987,Road800-565-9463 Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Suite: 3 • May 17–Oct 15 Normaway Inn q,cccd $99–229 691 Egypt www.normaway.cominfo@thenormawayinn.com902-248-2987,Road800-565-9463 Q•Ens or pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Inn: 9 • June 28–Oct 19 Ross’s Housekeeping Motel p,ccc H $80–100, XP $5 1101 Egypt www.margareens.com/rossrossscottages@ns.sympatico.ca902-248-2933Road D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Motel: 4 • May 15–Oct 31 MARGAREE CENTRE Browns’ Bruaich na H’Aibhne Suites & Cottages p,ccc H $80–125, XP $10 1316 West Big Intervale Road 902-248-2935, www.brownssuitesandcottages.combrownsinn@ns.sympatico.ca800-575-2935 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 3 Cottage: 4 • Apr 1–Oct 31 Cranton Cottages "pccc H $119–139, XP $10 29 Cranton Cross Road www.crantoncottages.cominfo@crantoncottages.com902-248-2316 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round River Trail Cottages pccc H $120–140, XP $10 1906 West Big Intervale Road www.rivertrailcottages.com902-248-2102 D,S,Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • Year-round Valley View Chalets pH $160–195 360 Fielding valleyviewchalets.cavvchalets@gmail.com902-258-5621Road K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Suite: 4 • Year-round NORTH EAST MARGAREE Blue Barn Cottage pcccd H $250–375 99 East Big Intervale Road 902-248-2987, www.normaway.com/vacation.htmlinfo@thenormawayinn.com800-565-9463 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30 The Lakes Cottages Margaree "pccc H $125–145, XP $10 4932 Cabot www.thelakesresort.cominfo@thelakesresort.com888-722-2112Trail Q,D,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 8 • May 9–Oct 30 MARGAREE FORKS Cajun Cedar Log Cottages ,H $160–200 8365 Cabot www.cajuncedarlogcottages.comcajuncottages@hotmail.com902-248-2494,Trail866-511-2494 D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • May 17–Oct 31 MARGAREE HARBOUR Duck Cove Inn pccc GTD $110–130, XP $15 10289 Cabot www.duckcoveinn.comduckcoveinn@gmail.com902-235-2658,Trail800-565-9993 D,T,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 18 • June 1–Oct 21 Margaree Harbour View Inn B&B 4018 Shore Road $130–170, XP $20; no tax harbourviewinn@msn.com902-235-2314 Q,D,T•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Seasonal SeaSky Cottages qH $1800–2400 2541 Shore www.seaskycottages.comcapebretoncottages@gmail.com902-258-5677Rd Q•Pvt bath•8-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • May 27–Oct 20 Whale Cove Summer Village pcc H $109–129, XP $15 3316 Shore www.whalecovesummervillage.cawhalecove@ns.sympatico.ca902-235-2202,Road866-388-2202 D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL Cottage: 30 • June 15–Oct 13 BELLE CÔTE Cabot Trail Tiny House Vacation Rentals qH STC $145-250; O/S rates 10501 Cabot www.tinyhousevacations.cainfo@tinyhousevacations.ca902-225-1283Trail Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Vac. Home: 3 • Year-round Island Sunset Resort ccccdH $185–215, XP $20 19 Beach Cove Lane 902-235-2669, www.islandsunset.cominfo@islandsunset.com866-515-2900 K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Suite: 19 • June 15–Oct 15 CAP LE MOINE 11827 Cabot Trail q, $299–439 11827 Cabot propertieswww.colindalebeachvillas.ca/cabot-trail-info@colindalebeachvillas.ca778-994-9255Trail K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 15-Oct 31 Yellow Sidecar B&B q, $140; no tax 11718 Cabot www.theyellowsidecarbnb.comroger@theyellowsidecarbnb.com902-500-0103Trail Q,T•Pvt or shared bath•5-day CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • June 1–Oct 31 CHÉTICAMP AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Ocean View Motel & Chalets qcccdH $140–200, XP $25 15569 Cabot www.oceanviewchalets.cainfo@oceanviewchalets.ca902-224-2313,Trail877-743-4404 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 12 Motel: 6 • May 1–Oct 31 Pilot Whale Chalets qcccc H $120–275, XP $25 15775 Cabot www.pilotwhalechalets.compilotwhalechalets@ns.sympatico.ca902-224-1040Trail K,Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 5 Cottage: 9 Vac. Home: 1• Year-round Plage St-Pierre Beach and Campground pH $180 635 Chéticamp Island Road www.plagestpierrebeachandcampground.complagestpierre@ns.sympatico.ca902-224-2112 D•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • May 15–Oct 15 Silver Lining Inn and Motel pH $129–199, XP $25 15356 Cabot www.silverlininginn.cainfo@silverlininginn.ca902-224-1129Trail K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Inn: 7 Motel: 7 • June 1–Oct 31 Soleil Chalets qcccc/cccd H $140–250, 15660 Cabot Trail XP $25 www.soleilchalets.casoleilchalets@bellaliant.com902-224-2822 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Apt.: 1 Cottage: 6 Vac. Home: 1 May 1–Oct 31 END OF CHÉTICAMP AREA PLEASANT BAY Cabot Trail Backpackers qcccH $29–66 23349 Cabot www.cabottrailhostel.cominfo@cabottrailhostel.com902-224-1976,Trail877-776-0707 D,S•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•@ Hostel: 18 • May 1–Oct 17 Cliff Waters Cottage qH $224–294, XP $29 1026 Red River Road www.cliffwaters.castay@cliffwaters.ca902-224-1130 Q,D•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round Mountainview Motel & Restaurant pH $70–130, 23659 Cabot Trail XP $8 902-224-3100, www.themountainview.comreservations@themountainview.com888-835-7577 D,T•Ens or pvt bath Cottage: 4 Motel: 18 • May 20–Oct 20 Cheticamp Motel "qccc H $85–135, XP $10 14764 Cabot 902-224-2711,Trail866-721-2711 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Motel: 9 • May 1–Nov 30 Cheticamp Outback Inn qH $149–219 909 Chéticamp Back Road cheticampoutbackinn@bellaliant.com902-224-8025 Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 4 Suite: 1 • Year-round Cornerstone Motel q H $110–143, XP $12 16537 Cabot www.cornerstonemotel.comreservations@cornerstonemotel.com902-224-3232,Trail844-224-3232 K,Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 17 • May 1–Oct 17 La Chaloupe Maison Vacances q H $199–299 15283 Cabot joeleen.larade@gmail.comm902-371-0189Trail K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Apt: 3 • Apr 1–Nov 14 La Petite Fraise Maison Vacances q H $899 6 Chemin joeleen.larade@gmail.com902-371-0189Deveau Q,T•Shared bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Nov 1 L’Auberge Doucet Inn "qcccd H $60–220, XP $25 14758 Cabot www.aubergedoucetinn.comreservations@aubergedoucetinn.com902-224-3438,Trail800-646-8668 K,Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 13 • May 1–Oct 31 Laurie’s Motel "pcccdH $133–185, XP $25 15456 Cabot www.lauries.comlauriemotorinn@gmail.com902-224-2400,Trail800-959-4253 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL Buffet b’fast•@ Motel: 53 Vac. Home: 2 • May 15–Oct 31 Les Cabaneaux vacanes JS du Banc qH $279 8 Gallant capebretonvacationhome@gmail.comRoad Q•Shared bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 5 • June 1–Oct 30 Maison Fiset House qH $179–229 127 La Pointe du Havre Road joeleen.larade@gmail.com902-371-0189 D•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 16 Maison Vacances le Boucanier qH $249–299 127 La Pointe du Havre Road joeleen.larade@gmail.com902-371-0189 D•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 14 Nestle In Suites q,cccdH $95–140 19 Muise www.nestleinsuites.comnamacdonald@ns.sympatico.ca902-224-1609Road Q,D•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Suite: 3 • Year-round GRAND ETANG Marie à Padée Maison Vacance qH $2000 weekly 58 Old Cabot Trail Road marieapade@gmail.com902-224-2569 Q•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Oct 31 POINT CROSS Cheticamp Outfitters Inn q H $85–155, XP $30 13938 Cabot 902-224-2776Trail cheticampoutfitters@hotmail.com www.cheticampns.com/cheticampoutfitters Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Tourist Home: 3 • May 1–Oct 31 CHÉTICAMP 13791 Cabot Trail q H $309–479 13791 Cabot propertieswww.colindalebeachvillas.ca/cabot-trail-info@colindalebeachvillas.ca778-994-9255Trail K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 1-Oct 31 97 Cheticamp Island Road q H $279-409 97 Cheticamp Island Road propertieswww.colindalebeachvillas.ca/cabot-trail-info@colindalebeachvillas.ca778-994-9255 K,Q•Pvt bath•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Jan 5-Oct 31 Albert’s Motel q $80–110, XP $10 15086 Main www.albertsmotelcheticamp.comalbertsmotelcheticamp@hotmail.com902-224-2077,Street877-220-2077 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 4 • May 1–Nov 30 Auberge Bay Wind Suites "qcccc H $189 15299 Main www.baywindsuites.combaywind_suites@yahoo.ca902-224-3800Street Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Tourist Home: 4 • Year-round Bénaises gestion des propriétés qH $115–249 15407 Cabot joeleen.larade@gmail.com902-371-0189Trail Q,D•Pri bath•@ Apt: 3 • Year-round Cabot Trail Sea & Golf Chalets pcccc H $144–299, XP $15 71 Fraser Doucet Lane 902-224-1777, www.seagolfchalets.comseagolfchalets@ns.sympatico.ca877-224-1777 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 12 Vac. Home: 3 • May 1–Oct 15TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Coastal Dream Vacation Rental qcccc H $1700–2370 weekly 36785 Cabot www.ingonishvacationrentals.comipm@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2294Trail Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•6-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home, cottage: 1 • Year-round Gaia Cottage pcccc H $1700–2370 weekly 36785 Cabot Trail, Unit 2 www.ingonishvacationrentals.comipm@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2294 Q•Ens or pvt bath•6-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round Glenghorm Resort pcccd H STC $139–429, XP $15 36743 Cabot www.glenghorm.cominfo@glenghorm.com902-285-2049,Trail855-285-4631 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 10 Motel: 30 • May 20-Oct 22 Ingonish by the Sea pH $300–330 36785 Cabot www.capebretonvacationrentals.comrhonda@capebretonresorts.comTrail K,Q,S•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 10 • Year-round Rocky Bay Cottages qH $110–170, XP $10 33 Milton’s www.rockybaycottages.comrockybay@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2020,Lane888-658-4455 D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 3 • June 22–Oct 16 Sea Breeze Cottages & Motel qccc/cccdH $109–200, 36104 Cabot www.seabreezecottagesandmotel.comseabreeze.motel@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2879,Trail888-743-4443 Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 12 Mini-home: 1 Motel: 6 June 1–Oct 22 Seascape Coastal Retreat "qccccd H $189–299 36083 Cabot www.seascapecoastalretreat.comseascaperetreat@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-3003,Trail866-385-3003 Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ Cottage: 10 • Feb 1–Oct 31 Soulfriend Seaside Cottage pcccd H $1500–2200 weekly 42 Silver Birch Lane www.ingonishvacationrentals.comipm@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2294 Q,D•Pvt bath•6-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Oct 31 20 Acre Woods Bed & Breakfast q,cccc $129–179 100 George Ryerson Lane www.20acrewoodsbedandbreakfast.com20acrewoodsbnb@gmail.com902-285-1013 K,Q,T•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round BAY ST. LAWRENCE Burton’s Sunset Oasis Housekeeping Motel qcccdH $140–150 105 Money Point Road www.burtonsoasismotel.caburtonsoasis@ns.sympatico.ca902-383-2666 Q,D•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•@ Motel: 5 • May 1–Oct 30 MEAT COVE Hines Oceanview Lodge pH $55 2149 Meat Cove Road www.hinesoceanviewlodge.cahector_hines@hotmail.com902-383-2512 D•Shared bath Lodge: 5 • May 1–Oct 30 DINGWALL Channel Breezes Bed & Breakfast q $135 706 Dingwall channelbreezes@hotmail.com902-285-0650Road Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast B&B: 4 • Year-round Maple Ridge Cabins p H $195–230 27340 Cabot Trail Road capebretoncabins@gmail.com902-285-0483 Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • Year-round Markland – Coastal Beach Cottages pcccc H $165–350, XP $20 802 Dingwall www.themarkland.cominfo@themarkland.com902-383-2246,Road855-872-6048 K,Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Cottage: 23 • June 1–Oct 31 SOUTH HARBOUR South Harbour Hideaway Summer Home qH $150, XP $15 227 Shore www.campingcapebreton.cominfo@campingcapebreton.com902-383-2116Road S,D•Pvt bath•3-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • May 21–Oct 17 NEIL’S HARBOUR Back Cove Cottages qcccd H $200, XP $6 222 New Haven Road www.backcovecottages.combackcovecottage@ns.sympatico.ca902-336-2812 Q,T•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • Year-round INGONISH AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) INGONISH Buffettfly Cottage qccccd H $1600–2300 weekly 36785 Cabot www.cape-smokey-vacation-cottage.caheathermacstone@gmail.com902-285-2294Trail Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•6-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home, Cottage: 1 • Year-round Cape Smokey Vacation Cottage q $219–289 36785 Cabot www.cape-smokey-vacation-cottage.caheathermacstone@gmail.com902-285-2294Trail K,D,S•Pvt, ens bath•8-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round Old Salt Cottage pH $188–298 125 Pleasant Bay Road www.cliffwaters.castay@cliffwaters.ca902-224-1130 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round The Poplar B & B (Suites/Cottages) qcccc $150–200; XP $25 23606 Cabot thepoplarbnb@hotmail.com902-224-3176Trail Q•Ens or pvt bath•5 day CXL•@ B&B: 2 Cottages: 3 • Apr 1–Dec 31 The Trailhead Guest Cottage q H $128–147 1773 Red River Road www.cliffwaters.castay@cliffwaters.ca902-224-1130 Q•Pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ May 1–Nov 15 True North Destinations cccccH $250, XP $15 23241 Cabot www.truenorthdestinations.catanya@truenorthdestinations.ca506-875-7004Trail Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 9 • June 1–Oct 31 CAPE NORTH AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) CAPE NORTH Asbaigh-A-Tuath Hikers Cabin 58 Bay St Lawrence Road $52 Pj%2F1I1iGnsBsgcVhimpression_id=p3_1651252862_rooms/595572583905609690?source_www.airbnb.ca/902-217-0576 S•Shared bath•@ • Cabin: 4•Aug 1–Oct 31 Highlands Hostel q,H $50-150; O/S rates 29295 Cabot www.highlandshostel.cainfo@highlandshostel.ca902-383-2371,Trail1-888-381-6553 Shared bath • @ • Hostel: 20 • Year-round MacDonald’s Motel and Cabin pH $80–125, XP $10 2 Bay St. Lawrence Road www.macdonaldsmotel.camacdonalds.motel@ns.sympatico.ca902-383-2054 D,T•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Motel: 12 • May 15–Oct 31 ASPY BAY Four Mile Beach Inn (c 1898) pH $99–169, XP $20 1528 Bay St. Lawrence Road 902-718-7366, www.fourmilebeachinn.comjanet.connor64@gmail.com877-779-8275 Q,D,S•Ens, pvt bath•Buffet b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 8 • July 1–Oct 18 SUGARLOAF Sidanna Retreat: Blissful Beachfront Bungalow qH $299–429 70 Maggies www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774Lane Q • Pri bath•@ • Cottage: 1 • Year-round TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Knotty Pine Cottages pH $115–240, XP $20; no tax 39111 Cabot www.knottypinecottages.comknottypine@outlook.com902-285-2058,Trail800-455-2058 Q,D•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 14 • Year-round ST. ANN’S BAY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) WRECK COVE Shoreline Adventure Center & Cottages p,H $150, XP $20 41682 Cabot www.shorelineadventurecenter.cominfo@shorelineadventurecenter.com902-929-2246,Trail902-717-3126 Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•@ Cottage: 4 • Year-round Wreck Cove Wilderness Cabins pH $150–175, XP $15 42321 Cabot www.capebretonsnaturecoast.commikecrimp@hotmail.com902-929-2800Trail D•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • Year-round BIRCH PLAIN Dancing Moose Café, Cottage and Camping Cabins p,cccd H $160, XP $15; no tax 42691 Cabot www.thedancingmoosecafe.cominfo@thedancingmoosecafe.com902-929-2523,Trail902-294-0521 D,S,Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round NORTH SHORE Sea Parrot Oceanview Manor pcccc H $145–195 45227 Cabot www.seaparrot.calonnie@seaparrot.ca902-929-2530Trail Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ Cottage: 5 Suite: 4 • May 1–Oct 31 INDIAN BROOK Bàta Oceanfront Cottage ccccH $1000–1500 weekly 45683 Cabot rentals@stayinnovascotia.com800-780-3682Trail Q,T•Pvt bath•12-wk CXL Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Oct 31 Cabot Shores Wilderness Resort p,ccccH $135–395 30 Buchanan www.cabotshores.comcabotshores@gmail.com902-929-2584,Drive866-929-2584 Q,D,T•Ens, pvt or shared bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 4 Lodge: 5 • Year-round English Country Garden B&B "qccccd $135–229 45478 Cabot www.countrygardenbb.comcountrygardenbb@outlook.com902-929-2721,Trail866-929-2721 K,Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 5 • May 15–Oct 31 Welcome Waves Beachfront House qccccd H $1900–2600 weekly 36791 Cabot www.ingonishvacationrentals.comipm@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2294Trail Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•8-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home, Cottage: 1 • Year-round INGONISH CENTRE Ingonish Chalets "p,ccccH $129–259, XP $25 36784 Cabot www.ingonishchalets.comingonish.chalets@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2008,Trail888-505-0552 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 14 Motel: 5 • Year-round INGONISH BEACH CQ Vacation Home Ingonish Beach pcccc H $1075–1560 weekly 120 Beach Crossing Road www.ingonishvacationrentals.comipm@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2294 Q•Ens or pvt bath•6-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home, cottage: 1 • Year-round Keltic Lodge Resort and Spa "pccccJJJ $155–395 383 Keltic In Road, Middle Head Peninsula 902-285-2880, www.kelticlodge.cakeltic@kelticlodge.ca800-565-0444 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Resort: 109 May 12–Oct 23, Winter Season: Dec 26, 2021–Mar 19, 2022 Lantern Hill & Hollow qccccd H $200–400, XP $25 36845 Cabot www.lanternhillandhollow.comfrontdesk@lanternhillandhollow.com902-285-2010,Trail888-663-0225 K,Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•@ Cottage: 6 Tourist Home: 4 • May 20–Oct 21 Skyline Motor Court q,H $129–249 37759 Cabot www.skylinecabins.cainfo@skylinecabins.ca902-285-2055Trail Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 7 Motel: 6 • June 1–Oct 31 The Island Inn q,ccc $95–132, XP $10 37706 Main Street/Cabot Trail 902-285-2404, www.theislandinn.cainfo@theislandinn.ca800-533-7015 Q,D•Ens, pvt or shared bath•48-hr CXL Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 10 • Year-round INGONISH FERRY Castle Rock Country Inn "pcccc $129–173, XP $15 39339 Cabot www.castlerockcountryinn.comcastlerock@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2700,Trail888-884-7625 Q•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast Inn: 17 • Year-round Field Stone Garden Cottage q,H $145 45810 Cabot marlain@ns.sympatico.ca902-929-2270Trail www.fieldstonegarden.com Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • ENGLISHTOWNYear-round Kluskap Ridge RV Campground "cccc H $1000–1500 weekly 938 Highway www.kluskapridge.cakluskapridge@gmail.com902-929-2598312 K,Q,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Suite: 2 • May 3–Oct 27 Sallys Brook Wilderness Cabins H $119-199 118 Blackhead Road 416-667-0322 ext www.sallysbrook.cominfo@sallysbrook.com200 Q,D,T,S•Shared bath Cabin: 3 • Year-round TARBOT Mountainside Hideaway Cottage & Suites q,cccd H $139–179; 48079 Cabot Trail 850–1000 weekly www.mountainsidehideaway.castay@mountainsidehideaway.ca902-929-2005 Q,D,S•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Suite: 2 • May 1–Oct 31 NORTH RIVER BRIDGE Chanterelle Country Inn & Cottages q,H $145–260 48678 Cabot www.chanterelleinn.cominfo@chanterelleinn.com902-929-2263,Trail866-277-0577 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ Cottage: 3 Inn: 9 • June 1–Nov 30 River Nest Wilderness Cabins qccccH $139–149 645 Murray www.rivernest.castay@rivernest.ca902-929-2628Road Q•Shared bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cabin: 5 • Apr 1–Oct 31 SOUTH HAVEN St. Ann’s Motel qH $109–119, XP $10 51947 Cabot www.stannsmotel.comstannsmotel@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-295-2876Trail Q,D,S•Ens bath•@ Motel: 8 Suite: 1 • May CAMPGROUNDS7–Oct For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. MIDDLE RIVER Willow Retreat p,cc[F]c[R] $20–65; no tax 2926 Cabot www.willowretreat.cominfo@willowretreat.com902-295-9009Trail U•C/T/Y•Swimming: •72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 4 o/n • May 24–Oct 31TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Campgrounds/Accommodations

SOUTH HARBOUR Hide Away Campground & Oyster Market p $33.90–140, XP $2 401 Shore www.campingcapebreton.cominfo@campingcapebreton.com902-383-2116Road E,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: R•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 68 (60 o/n) • May 21–Oct 17 INGONISH Broad Cove Campground - Cape Breton Highlands National Park P p $27.25–106.50 + Park entry 37 Broad Cove Campground Road capebretoncampingwww.parkscanada.gc.ca/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca877-737-3783 E,W,Se•U•Pull thrus•Swimming: L, O•@ Sites: 196 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 INGONISH BEACH Ingonish Beach Campground - Cape Breton Highlands National Park P p $29.25–106.50 + Park entry 37437 Cabot capebretoncampingwww.parkscanada.gc.ca/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca877-737-3783Trail U•Swimming: L, O•@ Sites: 56 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 BIRCH PLAIN Dancing Moose Café, Cottage and Camping Cabins p,cccd[F] $85–95, XP $7.50; no tax 42691 Cabot www.thedancingmoosecafe.cominfo@thedancingmoosecafe.com902-929-2523Trail E•C/T/Y•2-wk CXL Camping Cabins: 4 o/n • Year-round INDIAN BROOK Cabot Shores Wilderness Resort pc[F] $18–50 30 Buchanan www.cabotshores.comcabotshores@gmail.com902-929-2584,Drive866-929-2585 U•C/T/Y•Swimming: L,O•2-wk CXL•@ Sites: 14 o/n • May 1–Oct 30 JERSEY COVE Joyful Journeys p,cc[F]c[R] $28–40 1762 Highway 312 katannya@ns.sympatico.ca902-929-2267 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 97 (39 o/n) • May 15–Oct 20 ENGLISHTOWN Avoca Birches Campground p, $45–60 44273 Cabot Trail Road www.avocabirches.cainfo@avocabirches.ca902-919-3486 Swimming: O,R•48-hr CXL Sites: 25 • May 20–Oct 16 Kluskap Ridge RV Campground "p,cccd[F]ccc[R] $32–50 938 Highway www.kluskapridge.cakluskapridge@gmail.com902-929-2598,312866-929-2598 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 68 (33 o/n) • May 3–Oct 28 BADDECK INLET Adventures East Campground & Cottages pcccd[F]cc[R] $33–42 9585 Highway 105 902-295-2417, www.adventureseast.cainfo@adventureseast.ca800-507-2228 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 108 (58 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 Baddeck Cabot Trail Campground pcccc[F]ccd[R] $27–80 9584 Highway 105 902-295-2288, www.baddeckcabottrailcampground.comcamp@baddeckcabottrailcampground.com866-404-4199 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ Sites: 166 (131 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 Bras d’Or Lakes Campground pcccc[F]ccd[R] $40–95 8885 Highway 105 902-295-2329, www.brasdorlakescampground.combookings@brasdorlakescampground.com866-892-5253 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: L,P•@ Sites: 99 o/n • June 15–Sept 30 BIG BADDECK Uisge Ban Falls Nature Campground p $30 618 North Branch Road www.atthefallscampground.combooking@atthefallscampground.com902-396-4575 U•Swimming: R•12-hr CXL Sites: 12 o/n • June 30–Oct 15 MIDDLE RIVER Willow Retreat p, $20–65 2926 Cabot www.willowretreat.com/index.htminfo@willowretreat.com902-295-9009Trail C/T/Y•72-hr CXL Sites: 3 o/n • May 24–Oct 31 NORTH EAST MARGAREE The Lakes Campground pccd[F]ccd[R] $26–28 4932 Cabot www.thelakesresort.comthelakes@seasidehighspeed.com902-248-2360,Trail888-722-2112 E,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: L•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 58 (28 o/n) • May 8–Oct 30 MARGAREE FORKS Live Life in Tents pcd[F]cc[R] $30–155 8139 Cabot www.livelifeintents.comlivelifeintents@gmail.com902-452-1600Trail U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: R•1-wk CXL•@ Sites: 14 o/n • June 1–Oct 31 CHÉTICAMP Cheticamp Campground –Cape Breton Highlands National Park P Wp $27.25–106.50 + Park entry 62 Cheticamp Campground Road capebretoncampingwww.parkscanada.gc.ca/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca877-737-3783 E,W,Se,U•@ Sites: 122 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 Corney Brook Campground –Cape Breton Highlands National Park P p $25.25 + Park entry 18573 Cabot www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncampingcbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail U•Swimming: O Sites: 22 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 Mkwesaqtuk/Cap-Rouge Campground –Cape Breton Highlands National Park P 18283 Cabot Trail $27–106 camping/mkwesaqtuk-caprougewww.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/cbreton/activ/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca877-737-3783 Sites: 42 o/n • July 1–Oct 23 Plage St-Pierre Beach and Campground p $30–48 635 Chéticamp Island Road plagestpierre@ns.sympatico.ca902-224-2112www.plagestpierrebeachandcampground.com E,W,Se,U•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•@ Sites: 153 (109 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 POINT CROSS Waves End RV Campground p $40–57 13815 Cabot Trail Road www.wavesendrv.cawaves.end.rv@gmail.com902-224-0123 DS•Swimming: O•2-wk CXL Sites: 134 (36 o/n) • May 22–Oct 30 PETIT ÉTANG Riverside Retreat p, $25–35, XP $10 84 Bourgeois www.riversidecapebreton.cominfo@riversidecapebreton.com782-236-9707Road Swimming: R Sites: 12 o/n • May 1–Oct 31 • @ PLEASANT BAY Fishing Cove Campground –Cape Breton Highlands National Park P p $10.50 + Park entry 21425 Cabot www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncampingcbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail U, Swimming: O Sites: 8 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 MacIntosh Brook Campground –Cape Breton Highlands National Park P p $23.00 + Park entry 24150 Cabot www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncampingcbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail U • Sites: 10 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 CAPE NORTH Big Intervale Campground –Cape Breton Highlands National Park P p $18.75 + Park entry 27117 Cabot www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncampingcbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail U • Sites: 11 o/n • May 20–Oct 23 MEAT COVE Meat Cove Campground p, $40–80 2479 Meat Cove Road www.meatcovecampground.ca902-383-2379 U•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•@ Sites: 29 o/n • June 1–Oct 31 TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Campgrounds

Freya & Thor Gallery and Café 15856 Cabot Openwww.freyaandthor.cainfo@freyaandthor.com902-224-1831,Trail360-389-6376StudioArtisan Media: Paintings & prints, wood, fibre , clay May 21–Oct 20 • ; La Brise Stained Glass Studio 15294 Cabot www.labrisestainedglass.compaula@labrisestainedglass.com902-322-7643Trail Media: Glass, wood Jan 15–Dec 20 PETIT ETANG Proud to be Hookers 10 LaPrairie proudtobehookers@bellaliant.net902-224-2758Road Media: Fibre • May 15–Oct 30 CAPE NORTH Arts North 28571 Cabot 902-383-2911Trail joannefitzgeraldpottery@gmail.com www.arts-north.com Media: Multiple media • June 1–Oct 24 • ; INGONISH Groovy Goat Farm & Soap Company 36028 Cabot www.groovygoat.cainfo@groovygoat.ca902-285-2265Trail Media: Soaps & lotions • May 15–Dec 10 NORTH SHORE Glass Artisans Studio & Gallery 45054 Cabot Openwww.glassartisans.caglassartisans@ns.sympatico.ca902-929-2585,Trail888-262-6435StudioArtisan Media: Glass • May 1–Nov 1 • W North Shore Woodsmiths 45070 Cabot Openwww.woodsmithstudio.comrjevans@ns.sympatico.ca902-929-2111TrailStudioArtisan Media: Wood • June 1–Oct 15 WRECK COVE Sew Inclined 41819 Cabot www.sewinclined.cabarbaralongva@hotmail.com902-929-2050,Trail902-304-0123 Media: Fibre • May 1–Oct 30 • W INDIAN BROOK Colourtura Art Gallery and Cabotto Chocolate Shop 45943 Cabot Openwww.cabottrailart.comcabottrailart@gmail.com902-929-2324TrailStudioArtisan • Media: Multiple media May 1–Dec 17 •W Leather Works by Jolene 45882 Cabot Openwww.leather-works.cainfo@leather-works.ca902-929-2414TrailStudioArtisan Media: Leather • May 1–Oct 31 • W Piper Pewter 46112 Cabot www.piperpewter.comdonna@piperpewter.com902-929-2227Trail Media: Metal • June 1–Oct 30 • W ATTRACTIONS This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. BADDECK Alexander Graham Bell National Historic SiteP 559 Chebucto Street www.parkscanada.gc.ca/belllhn-agb-nhs@pc.gc.ca902-295-2069 Admission: $ • May 20–Oct 30 • W@ Bras d’Or Lake UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Various locations around the Bras d’Or Lake www.blbra.cacontact@blbra.ca Year-round Theatre Baddeck 24 Queen www.theatrebaddeck.cominfo@theatrebaddeck.com902-412-7122Street Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 31 MARGAREE VALLEY Margaree Fish Hatcheryv 115 Hatchery robert.ingraham@novascotia.ca902-248-2845Road novascotia.ca/fish/documents/ mhbrochure.pdf Year-round • W NORTH EAST MARGAREE Margaree Salmon Museum 60 East Big Intervale Road www.margareesalmonmuseum.camargareesalmonmuseum@gmail.com902-248-2848 Admission: $ • June 15–Oct 15 • W@ GRAND ETANG Centre de la Mi-Carême 51 Old Cabot www.micareme.ca/ensocietemicareme@gmail.com902-224-1016Trail Admission: $ • June 15–Oct 14 • W@ CHÉTICAMP Cape Breton Highlands National ParkP 16 Visitor Centre Road (West entrance) www.pc.gc.ca/capebretoncbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 Admission: $ • May 20–Oct 23 • W;@ Les Trois Pignons: Museum of the Hooked Rug and Home Life 15584 Cabot www.lestroispignons.com/museum-galleryinfo@lestroispignons.com902-224-2642Trail Admission: $ • May 16–Oct 28 • W@ PLEASANT BAY Whale Interpretive Centre 104 Harbour whaleintcentre@gmail.com902-224-1411Rd Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 15 • W@ CAPE NORTH North Highlands Community Museum 29243 Cabot www.northhighlandsmuseum.canhco2579@gmail.com902-383-2579Trail Admission: $ • June 15–Oct 15 • W@ INGONISH Cape Breton Highlands National ParkP 37637 Cabot Trail (East entrance) www.pc.gc.ca/capebretoncbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 Admission: $ • May 20–Oct 23 • W;@ INGONISH BEACH Gondola at Cape Smokey 38696 Cabot Trail Road www.capesmokey.ca/gondola-ticketingpr@capesmokeyholding.com902-517-0371 ST.Year-roundANN’S Great Hall of the Clans at the Gaelic College 51779 Cabot www.gaeliccollege.eduinfo@gaeliccollege.edu902-295-3411Trail Admission: $ • June 20–Oct 7 • W@ GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. BADDECK The Water’s Edge Gallery 22 Water www.thewatersedgeinn.com/gallerywatersedgegallery@gmail.com902-295-3600Street Media: Multiple media • June 15–Oct 15 • W Flying Kite Artisan Shop 507 Chebucto Street Openwww.victoriacountycreates.cavictoriacountycreates@gmail.com902-295-3424StudioArtisan Media: Clay, paintings & prints Year-round • ; PORT BEVIS Big Hill Pottery 549 Big Hill Openwww.bighillpottery.wordpress.comlindajoycewright55@gmail.com902-295-2726RoadStudioArtisan Media: Clay • June 1–Oct 31 MARGAREE VALLEY Cape Breton Clay 664 East Big Intervale Road www.capebretonclay.comstewartapplegath@gmail.com902-235-2467 Media: Clay • June 15–Oct 18 EAST MARGAREE Larch Wood 117 East Margaree Cross Road 902-235-2949, Openwww.larchwoodcanada.comdon@larchwoodcanada.com866-735-2949StudioArtisan Media: Wood • Year-round • ; CHÉTICAMP Elizabeth Lefort Gallery 15584 Cabot www.lestroispignons.cominfo@lestroispignons.com902-224-2642Trail Media: Fibre • May 16–Oct 28 • W TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

Keltic Lodge Resort 383 Keltic In www.kelticlodge.ca/diningkeltic@kelticlodge.ca902-285-2880Road Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Sandwiches, seafood Year-round • Partially accessible • @ INGONISH FERRY Restaurant Avalon at Castle Rock Country Inn 39339 Cabot www.castlerockcountryinn.comcastlerock@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2700,Trail888-884-7625 Year-round • N NORTH RIVER BRIDGE Restaurant 100 Km at Chanterelle Country Inn & Cottages 48678 Cabot www.chanterelleinn.cominfo@chanterelleinn.com902-929-2263,Trail866-277-0577 Type: Gourmet, fine dining Specialty: Seafood, vegetarian Licensed • June 1–Nov 30 • NW SOUTH HAVEN Lobster Galley Restaurant 51943 Cabot jean@lobstergalley.com902-295-3100Trail May 24–OctOUTDOORS24 These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are season-specific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. BADDECK Baddeck Marine 23 Water Street • www.baddeckmarine.comservice@baddeckmarine.com902-295-2434 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Year-round • W Bell Bay Golf Club 761 Highway 205 902-295-1333 www.bellbaygolfclub.cominfo@bellbay.ca Category: Golf Courses • Seasonal • W Bras d’Or Yacht Club 1 Jones www.brasdoryachtclub.combrasdoryacht@gmail.com902-295-2107Street Year-round Jet Ski Baddeck 368 Shore www.jetskibaddeck.caacarmichael54@gmail.com902-322-3208Road Category: Equipment Rentals; Novelty Activities • June 15–Aug 31 FORKS BADDECK Baddeck Forks Golf Club 12 Baddeck Forks Extension www.baddeckforksgolf.comloretta@baddeckforksgolf.com902-295-2174 Category: Golf Courses; Snowmobiling; Snowshoeing • Seasonal • W NORTH EAST MARGAREE The Dancing Goat Cafe & Bakery 6289 Cabot thedancinggoat@bellaliant.com902-248-2727Trail Year-round • NW CHÉTICAMP Aucoin Bakery 14 La Pointe www.aucoinbakery.com/en/index.phpinfo@aucoinbakery.com902-224-3220Road Year-round Doryman Pub & Grill 15528 Cabot dorymanpub@live.caTrail •www.doryman.ca Year-round • W Last Chance Sandwich 10 La Prairie www.lastchancesandwich.comlunch@lastchancesandwich.com902-224-1831Road Jun 21–Dec 18 Wabo’s Pizza, Sub & Donair 15279 Cabot www.wabospizza.cominfo@wabospizza.com902-224-3756Trail Year-round • W PLEASANT BAY Rusty Anchor Restaurant 23197 Cabot rustyanchor1@hotmail.com902-224-1313Trail MEATYear-roundCOVE Meat Cove Chowder Hut 2481 Meat Cove Road www.meatcovecampground.cainfo@meatcovecampground.ca902-383-2379 Type: Family dining Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Jun 15–Oct 15 • W@ NEIL’S HARBOUR The Chowder House 90 Lighthouse Road 902-336-2463 alillington@victoriafish.com Type: Informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Seasonal • N; INGONISH Bean Barn Café 36743 Cabot info@beanbarn.ca902-285-2767Trail • www.beanbarn.ca May 23–Oct 30 •W Main Street Restaurant 33776 Cabot www.facebook.com/mainstreetrestaurantingonishmainstreetingonish@gmail.com902-285-2225Trail INGONISHYear-round BEACH Doucette’s Market & Eatery 37867 Cabot doucettes-market.business.sitedoucettesritestop@gmail.com902-285-2861Trail Licensed • May 16–Oct 18 • N RIVER BENNET Short Stories Gallery 2445 Highway www.leebly.comshortstoriesgallery@gmail.com312 Media: Multiple media • July 1–Sept 15 TARBOT Iron Art & Photographs 48084 Cabot Openwww.ironart.cainfo@ironart.ca902-929-2821,Trail902-929-2318StudioArtisan Media: Fibre, metal, photography May 15–Oct 15 • ; ST. ANN’S Gaelic College Craft Shop 51779 Cabot Openwww.gaeliccollege.educraftshop@gaeliccollege.edu902-295-3441TrailStudioArtisan Media: Fibre • June 6–Oct 26 • W; CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. NYANZA Big Spruce Brewing 64 Yankee Line Road www.bigspruce.cabigsprucebrewing@gmail.com902-295-2537 Brewery • Year-round • ;@ INDIAN BROOK Cabotto Chocolate Shop and Colourtura Art Gallery 45943 Cabot www.cabottochocolates.comcabottochoc@gmail.com902-929-2324Trail Specialty food • May 15–Dec 24 • W RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. BADDECK Bell Buoy Restaurant & Supper House 536 Chebucto Street 902-295-2581 Seasonal Lakeside Restaurant, at Inverary Resort 368 Shore www.inveraryresort.com/diningreservations@capebretonresorts.com902-295-3500,Road800-565-5660 May 15–Oct 15 • NW Highwheeler Cafe & Bakery 484 Chebucto Street www.visitbaddeck.com/highwheeler-cafeoutdoorstore@me.com902-295-3006 May 10–Oct 20 McCurdy’s Dining Room at Silver Dart Lodge 257 Shore www.silverdartlodge.com/diningsdladmin@silverdartlodge.com902-295-2340,Road800-565-8439 May 23–Oct 15 • W@ TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,

Cape Smokey 38696 Cabot Trail Road www.capesmokey.cainfo@capesmokeyholding.com902-294-0051 Seasonal Highlands Links 247 Keltic In www.kelticlodge.ca/golfhighlands.links@ns.sympatico.ca902-285-2600,Road800-441-1118 Category: Golf Courses • May 15–Oct 31 • ; Ingonish Beach and Freshwater Lake –Cape Breton Highlands National Park 90 Beach Road • 902-224-2306 baignade-swimming#ingonishwww.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/cbreton/activ/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca Category: National Parks • May 20–Oct 23 • ; CAPE SMOKEY Cape Smokey Provincial Parkv 40301 Cabot parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-smokeyparkinfo@novascotia.caTrail Category: Parks • May–Oct WRECK COVE Highland Bow & Arrow 43118 Cabot www.highlandbowandarrow.cahighlandbow@gmail.com902-233-4750Trail Category: Novelty Activities • June 1–Nov 30 ENGLISHTOWN Cruise and Learn Adventure Sailing School 1691 Hwy 604-356-8126,312 www.cruiseandlearn.orgdanielrobin.gm@gmail.com800-717-1432 Category: Learn-to-Sail Vacations June 15–Sept 15 NORTH RIVER BRIDGE North River Kayak Tours 644 Murray www.northriverkayak.cominfo@northriverkayak.com902-929-2628,Road888-865-2925 Category: Equipment Rentals }• June 15–Sep 15 ST. ANN’S St. Anns Provincial Parkv 51475 Cabot parks.novascotia.ca/content/st-annsparkinfo@novascotia.caTrail Category: Parks • TRAILSMay–Oct Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. CAPE BRETON HIGHLANDS Cape Breton Highlands National ParkP www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 May 20–Oct 23 Acadian Trail 8.5 km 16 Visitor Centre Road • Trail Uses: YL Aspy Trail 9.5 km 456 Beulach Ban Road (between Pleasant Bay and Cape North) Trail Uses: YLSy CAPE NORTH Cabot Trail Adventures 299 Shore Road, Cape North • www.cabottrailoutdooradventures.comcabottrailadventures@gmail.com902-383-2552 Category: Equipment Rentals {K} June 1–Sep 30 North NordicHighlandsCross-Country Ski Facility 29483 Cabot nhn@xcski.ca902-383-2479Trail • nhn.xcski.ca Category: Cross Country Skiing; Equipment Rentals Sy• Seasonal • W SUGARLOAF Cabots Landing Provincial Parkv 1904 Bay St Lawrence parks.novascotia.ca/content/cabots-landingparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct MEAT COVE Meat Cove Campground 2479 Meat Cove Road www.meatcovecampground.ca902-383-2379 Category: Equipment Rentals }• Year-round DINGWALL North Of Smokey Windsurfing White Point Wharf, 2115 White Point 902-565-3298Road www.facebook.com/NorthOfSmokeyWindSurfingnorthofsmokeywindsurfing@gmail.com June 1–Oct 1 NEIL’S HARBOUR Black Brook Beach –Cape Breton Highlands National Park 33637 Cabot baignade-swimming#blackwww.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/cbreton/activ/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail Category: National Parks; Beach (unsupervised) • May 20–Oct 23 INGONISH Broad Cove Beach –Cape Breton Highlands National Park 251 Broad Cove Campground Road www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 Category: National Parks • May 20–Oct 23 Warren Lake Beach –Cape Breton Highlands National Park 325 Warren Lake Road activ/baignade-swimming#warrenhttps://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/cbreton/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 Category: National Parks • May 20–Oct 23 INGONISH CENTRE North Bay Beach –Cape Breton Highlands National Park 37123 Cabot baignade-swimming#northwww.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/cbreton/activ/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail Category: National Parks • May 20–Oct 23 INGONISH BEACH Cape Breton Highlands National ParkP Cabot Trail, from Ingonish to Chéticamp www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 Category: National Parks •May 20–Oct 23• W; Uisge Bàn Falls Provincial Parkv 715 North Branch parks.novascotia.ca/content/uisge-bàn-fallsparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct NORTH EAST MARGAREE Lake O’Law Provincial Parkv 4830 Cabot parks.novascotia.ca/content/lake-o-lawparkinfo@novascotia.caTrail Category: Parks • May–Oct The Lakes Cottages Margaree 902-248-2360, www.thelakesresort.comthelakes@seasidehighspeed.com888-722-2112 Category: Equipment Rentals {} May 8–Oct MARGAREE30FORKS Live Life In Tents 8139 Cabot www.livelifeintents.comlivelifeintents@gmail.com902-452-1600Trail Category: Equipment Rentals |L{} CHÉTICAMPYear-round Cape Breton Highlands National ParkP Cabot Trail, from Chéticamp to Ingonish www.parkscanada.gc.ca/capebretoncbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306 Category: National Parks May 20–Oct 23 • W; Le Portage Golf Club 15580 Cabot www.leportagegolfclub.cominfo@leportagegolfclub.com902-224-3338,Trail888-618-5558 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 • W Robert Chiasson –Atlantic Salmon flyfishing guide Chéticamp • 902-224-0499 www.dryflysalmon.comdryflysalmon@gmail.com Category: Fishing Guides • June 1–Oct 31 Velo Max Cycling www.velomax.cainfo@velomax.ca902-224-7944 Category: Equipment Rentals K PETITYear-roundÉTANG Riverside Retreat 84 Bourgeois www.riversidecapebreton.cominfo@riversidecapebreton.com782-236-9707Road Category: Equipment Rentals {} May 1–Oct PLEASANT31BAY La Bloc Beach –Cape Breton Highlands National Park 17825 Cabot baignade-swimming#blocwww.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/cbreton/activ/cbinfo@pc.gc.ca902-224-2306Trail Category: National Parks • May 20–Oct 23TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Trails/Outdoors

BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Bird Island Boat Tours 1672 Old Route 5, Big Bras d’Or 902-563-6140 (texts), 800-661-6680 puffin@birdisland.net www.birdisland.net Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Yt May 26–Aug 31 • ; Cabot Trail Guaranteed Whale Adventures Pleasant Bay • www.cabottrailguaranteedwhaleadventures.comguaranteedwhales@gmail.com855-942-5315 Tour Types: Ytw June 1–Oct 15 • W Cape Breton Lobster Adventure Tours Baddeck Community Wharf www.cblobstertours.combeastywharf@gmail.com902-295-2564 Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Ytf • June 20–Sept 30 Cape Breton Northern Tip Charters Bay St. 902-870-4025Lawrencecapebretonnortherntipcharters@outlook.comwww.whalewatching-novascotia.com Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Y • Seasonal Capt. Cox’s Whale and Bird Watch Bay St. Lawrence wharf, Bay St. Lawrence www.captcoxwhalewatch.cacapt.cox@hotmail.com Tour Types: Yw • June 15–Oct 15 • ; Capt. Mark’s Whale and Seal Cruise 126 Harbour Road, Pleasant Bay www.whaleandsealcruise.commarkszodiacs@gmail.com Tour Types: Ytw July 8–Sept 15 • ; Captain Zodiac Whale Cruise 15283 Cabot Trail, Chéticamp www.novascotiawhales.comcaptain.zodiac@outlook.com877-232-2522 Tour Types: Ytw • June 1–Oct 1 Cod Fish Cowboys Fishing Charters Baddeck Community Wharf www.cblobstertours.combeasty433@gmail.com902-295-2564 Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Ytf • July 18–Sept 30 • ; Dixon’s Zodiac Seafari 29 Lighthouse Road, Neil’s Harbour www.dixonszodiacseafari.comdixonszodiacseafari@hotmail.com855-259-4122 Tour Types: Yw • June 1–Oct 31 Donelda’s Bird Island Puffin Tours 1099 Highway 312, Englishtown 902-929-2563, donelda@birdisland.ca877-2-PUFFIN www.puffinboattours.ca Tour Types: Ytw May 8–Sep 10 Eco Expeditions 2 Jones Street, Baddeck www.ecoexpeditions.caoutdoorstore@me.com902-295-0530 Tour Types: Yw Jul 1–Nov 1 Ingonish Whalewatching Tours 103 Harbour Drive, Ingonish Beach www.ingonishwhalewatching.caingonishwhalewatch@live.com902-285-1053 Tour Types: Yw • June 1–Oct 23 Keltic Express Zodiac Adventures 101 Wharf Road, Ingonish 902-285-2858, www.capebretonwhaletours.cominfo@capebretonwhaletours.com866-688-2424 Tour Types: Ytw • June 1–Oct 31 OshanWhale Watch 3384 Bay St. Lawrence Road, Bay St. www.oshan.caoshanwhalewatch@gmail.com902-383-2883,Lawrence877-383-2883 Tour Types: Ytw • July 1–Sep 30 Sailing CBI www.sailingcbi.comadventures@sailingcbi.com902-567-1494Baddeck Tour Locations: u Tour Types: bYt • June 1–Oct 30 NATURE & WILDLIFE Robert Chiasson – Atlantic Salmon Flyfishing Guide 902-224-0499Cheticamp www.dryflysalmon.comdryflysalmon@gmail.com Tour Types: f • Jun 1-Oct 15 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Cabot Trail Adventures 299 Shore Road, Cape North www.cabottrailoutdooradventures.comcabottrailadventures@gmail.com902-383-2552 Tour Types: YKL} • June 1–Sep 30 Cape Breton Backcountry Adventures 6288 Cabot Trail, North East Margaree www.capebretonbackcountry.cacapebretonbackcountry@gmail.com902-449-6224 Tour Types: Ys • June 1–Oct 31 North River Kayak Tours 644 Murray Road, North River Bridge 902-929-2628, www.northriverkayak.cominfo@northriverkayak.com888-865-2925 Tour Types: YL} • June 15–Sep 15 Pedal & Sea Adventures 8384 St Margaret’s Bay Road, Black Point 902-858-3030, www.pedalandseaadventures.cominfo@pedalandseaadventures.com877-777-5699 Tour Locations: uuuu Tour Types: K} • Year-round SIGHTSEEING & DAY TOURS Bannockburn Tours Baddeck • www.bannockburntours.cominfo@bannockburntours.com902-295-3310 Tour Locations: u • May 15–Oct 31 Cabot Discovery Tours 454 Chebucto Road, Baddeck • www.cabotdiscoverytours.cominfo@cabotdiscoverytours.com902-623-2780 Tour Types: t • Year-round Bog Trail 0.5 km 20675 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YL Benjie’s Lake Trail 3 km 20836 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YLSy Branch Pond Look-off Trail 8.5 km 1051 Mary Ann Falls Road Trail Uses: YKL Broad Cove Mountain Trail 2.5 km 110 Warren Lake Road Trail Uses: YLy Clyburn Valley Trail 8 km 37204 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YKLSys Coastal Trail 1.6–2.1 km 32816 & 32845 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YL Corney Brook Trail 6.5 km 18573 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YLy Fishing Cove Trail 12 km 21425 & 22065 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YL Franey Trail 7.5 km 230 Franey Road • Trail Uses: YL Freshwater Lake Trail 1.5 km 37648 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YKLy Green Cove Trail 0.2 km 34291 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: L Jack Pine Trail 2.5 km 33637 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YLy Jigging Cove Lake Trail 2.15 km 33345 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YLy Le Buttereau Trail 1.5 km 17317 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YKLy Le Chemin du Buttereau Trail 4.5 km 16810 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YKLy Le vieux chemin du Cap-Rouge Trail 8.8 km 18278 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YKL Lone Shieling Trail 0.6 km 24734 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: Ly MacIntosh Brook Trail 1.5 km 24150 Cabot Trail • Trail Uses: YLy Mica Hill Trail 8 km Paquette Lake Road • Trail Uses: YL Middle Head Trail 4 km 392 Keltic In Road • Trail Uses: YL Salmon Pools Trail 9.5 km 16648 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YKLyS Skyline Trail 6.5 km 19685 Cabot Trail Trail Uses: YLyS Warren Lake Trail 4.5 km 325 Warren Lake Road Trail Uses:YsL TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Halifax u South Shore u Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley u Cape Breton TrailCabotNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails

148 BRAS D’OR LAKE Bras d’Or Lake148Laked’OrBrasNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Canal Landing Sweet Grass Excursion

The Bras d’Or Lake region oﬀers outdoor enthusiasts an array of adventures for every age. Step aboard the Pu n Express Bird Island Boat Tours

Discover the Island’s inland sea

Sailing CBI Outdoor adventures

Stunning scenery is a fact of life in Nova Scotia, and that is especially true in the Bras d’Or Lake region. Literally translated as “Arm of Gold,” the name surely was inspired by the sunsets over Canada’s only inland sea. With a complex sequence of barrier beaches, rocky headlands, barachois ponds, and wetlands, it is no surprise that the area is a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Here, you can experience the heritage of some of the founding cultures of Nova Scotia. Discover what life was like thousands of years ago for the Mi’kmaq; hear stories and music and share in a traditional feast during an Eskasoni Cultural Journey. Or, learn about the lives of early Scottish settlers at the Highland Village Museum, a 43-acre living history museum where costumed interpreters greet you in Gaelic. Pick up some picnic supplies and visit the St. Peter’s Canal National Historic Site, where you will learn how the canal has provided a link between the Atlantic Ocean and the Bras d’Or Lake for over 140 years.

The incredible lake views will inspire you to play your best 18 holes on our acclaimed courses. Choose from Dundee Resort & Golf Club or The Lakes Golf Club.

Discover how the Mi’kmaq harvest sweet grass on a two-hour guided excursion with your local expert. Sweet grass, a culturally signiﬁcant plant, is used by the Mi’kmaq for traditional ceremonies, cra ing and cleansing of the mind, spirit, body, and soul. Hike along a moderate trail as you explore nature, visit historic landmarks, and enjoy the beautiful aroma of sweet grass.

Enjoy eco-conscious accommodations and activities set on a 70+ acre property on the scenic Bras d’Or Lake. Spend your days exploring the property by foot, visiting the half-kilometre private beach, renting kayaks, canoes or stand-up paddleboards, and end the day with a bonﬁre or BBQ before staying the night in the boathouse or oﬀ-grid yurt or geodesic dome.

Cruise the lake Known for gentle, fog-free waters, beautiful anchorages, and hundreds of coves and islands, the Bras d’Or Lake is also a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Take a sailing cruise of the historic St. Peter’s Canal and the Bras d’Or Lake with Cape Breton Sailing Charters or Richmond Adventure Planning. Keep an eye out for bald eagles, cormorants, and herons. You can also brush up on your sailing skills or take an introductory lesson.

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Just oﬀ the coast of Big Bras d’Or, the dramatic Bird Islands rise from the sea like rocky pillars. Take a tour with Bird Island Boat Tours to see thousands of nesting sea birds, including razorbills, kittiwakes, and over 300 pairs of Atlantic puﬃns. Golf lakeside

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Stroll through a Gaelic village Highland Village Museum, Iona Fàilte! Costumed interpreters greet you in Gaelic at this 43-acre living history museum and share the stories of their ancestors while you tour the 11 historic buildings. Enjoy songs, stories and music of Nova Scotia’s Gaelic-speaking people at traditional ceilidhs. For an immersive encounter check out the Living History Program where you dress in period attire and experience what life was like for our Gaelic ancestors.

(Note: space is limited). Perched upon Cape Breton hills, overlooking the Bras d’Or Lake, the sunsets viewed from this historic village are not to be missed.

There’s history, culture, and beauty waiting to be discovered. The following oﬀers you the deﬁnitive Bras d’Or Lake experience.

Taste local cra beer Big Spruce Brewing, Nyanza Using certiﬁed organic hops grown on their farm, Big Spruce Brewing cra s microbrews with fun names like Cereal Killer Oatmeal Stout and Kitchen Party Pale Ale. Choose your pint while relaxing in their tasting room, overlooking the Bras d’Or Lake.

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Vineyard on the hill Eileanan Brèagha Vineyards, River Denys Eileanan Brèagha Vineyards is the ﬁrst and only estate winery on Cape Breton Island. The vineyard’s name, pronounced AY-len-an BREE-ah, means “beautiful islands” in Gaelic, and describes the view from its location perched upon Marble Mountain overlooking the Bras d’Or Lake. Stop in to sample and purchase some wine, or ask for a glass at local restaurants.

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Experience the music, storytelling, nature, food, language, and spirituality of Nova Scotia’s ﬁrst people, the Mi’kmaq, in a beautiful setting on the shores of the sparkling Bras d’Or Lake GRÁ Sustainable Farm

Translated from Gaelic, GRÁ means “love”. This 150acre sustainable farm located on the Bras d’Or Lake grows produce, herbs, ﬂowers, and animals using farming techniques that protect the environment and foster the development of healthy living. Dine on food grown just a few feet away, prepared using traditional cooking techniques with an emphasis on seasonality, freshness and a menu that accommodates what is harvested from the garden and surrounding area on a daily basis. Ferrryy

Eskasoni Cultural Journeys, Eskasoni The Eskasoni First Nation and the Highland Village Museum have collaborated to develop a unique multicultural tour to share their two intertwined cultures: Mi’kmaq and Gaelic. The tour explores the two distinct cultures, reﬂecting the common threads linking the cultures in history and present day. Experience authentic Mi’kmaq culture by visiting Goat Island and sharing a traditional feast, hearing stories and music, or learning through participation in the traditional fishing practices of the Mi’kmaq. Eskasoni Cultural Journeys discoveries

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BRAS D’OR LAKE SCENIC DRIVE LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. SOUTH SIDE WHYCOCOMAGH BAY 1A Cape Breton Cottage Bed & Breakfast ,H $69–89 85 Joseph Macfarlane Drive www.capebretoncottage.cominfo@capebretoncottage.com902-756-2865 D•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•Full b’fast B&B: 1 Cottage: 1 • Re-opening 2023 DUNDEE Dundee Resort & Golf Club pcccdH $99–259, XP $15 2750 West Bay Highway 902-345-2649, www.dundeeresort.cominfo@dundeeresort.com844-638-6333 K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Resort: 98 • May 15–Oct 18 ST. PETER’S AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) For other listings in this area, click here. ROBERTA Kayak Cape Breton & Cottages pq,H $130–175, XP $10, 5385 West Bay Highway $750–900 weekly www.kayakcapebreton.cakayakcapebreton@gmail.com902-951-0132 K,Q,T,S•Pvt, shared bath•4-wk CXL Cottage: 4 • May 1–Oct 31 ST. PETER’S Bras d’Or Lakes Inn "pccccd $149, XP $15 10095 Grenville Street www.brasdorlakesinn.cominfo@brasdorlakesinn.com902-535-2200 K,D,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Inn: 20 • Year-round Joyce’s Motel p,H $79–115, XP $12 10354 Grenville Street www.joycesmotel.comreservations@joycesmotel.com902-535-2404 D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 6 Cottage: 12 Motel: 6 May 15–Oct 31 Pepperell Place Inn qcccc H $100–160, XP $20 9383 Pepperell www.pepperellplace.carooms@pepperellplace.caStreet K,Q, T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Inn: 8 • Year-round END OF ST. PETER’S AREA BEN EOIN The Lakes Golf Club & Resort at Ben Eoin qccccc $129–350 5153 East Bay Highway 902-828-4653, thebirchescountryinn.camanager@thebirchescountryinn.ca866-244-8862 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 12 Inn: 11 Vac. Home: 1 Year-roundBOULARDERIE/BRAS D’OR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) SOUTH SIDE BOULARDERIE Explorer’s Cottage qccccd H $400–700 Kempt Head www.explorerscottage.copost@explorerscottage.co407-435-1240Road K,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round Raspberry Cottage qcccc H $204–315 Kempt Head www.explorerscottage.copost@explorerscottage.co407-435-1240Road Q•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round KEMPT HEAD Seaweed and Sod Farm p, cccc $114–245 7952 Kempt Head Road 902-577-1129 , www.seaweedandsod.caterri@seaweedandsod.ca855-322-0148 Q•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • BOULARDERIEYear-round Kelly’s View Motel qcccd $89, XP $8 783 Highway www.kellysviewmotel.cominfo@kellysviewmotel.ca902-674-2473,105866-879-7997 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 14 • May 1–Oct 16 Travels Inn Victoria County " cccd $79–159 837 Highway travelsinnquestions@gmail.com902-674-2300105 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 44 • May 20–Oct 20 BIG BRAS D’OR Mountain Vista Seaside Cottages pH $79–149 1672 Old Route 5 902-674-2384, 800-661-6680 puffin@birdisland.net www.birdisland.net/cottages Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•@ Cottage: 4 Motel: 3 • May 1–Oct 30 View of the Sea Cottages pH $825–1043 weekly, 1764 Highway 5 XP $70 www.viewoftheseacottages.cominfo@viewoftheseacottages.com902-565-8907 Q,D,S•Pvt bath •@ Cottage: 3 • June 1–Nov 1 WHYCOCOMAGH AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) ABERDEEN Aberdeen Motel qccdH $80–95, XP $8 10293 Highway 105 talk2sindhu007@gmail.com306-591-5596 Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 15 • Apr 1–Nov 30 Bear on the Lake Guesthouse qH $32–78 10705 Highway 105 902-756-2750, www.bearonthelake.cominfo@bearonthelake.com866-718-5253 Q,D,T•Ens or shared bath•@ Hostel: 12 • May 1–Nov 1 WHYCOCOMAGH Fair Isle Motel p,ccc/ccdH $95–199 9557 Highway 105 902-756-2291, www.fairislemotel.cominformation@fairislemotel.com877-238-8950 K,Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Apt.: 2 Motel: 18 • June 1–Oct 30 Keltic Quay "p,ccccd H $199–299 90 Main 902-756-1122,Street www.kelticquay.comreservations@kelticquay.com877-350-1122 K,Q•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 12 • Year-round IONA Hector’s Point Vacation Rentals p,H $150–175 4020 www.hectorspointvacationrentals.cahectorspoint@gmail.com902-217-0008NS-223 Q•Pvt bath•@ • June 1–Oct 31 Iona Heights Inn p $95–145, XP $10 4115 Highway 223 902-622-2190, www.ionaheightsinn.cominfo@ionaheightsinn.com844-733-4662 D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@Inn: 21 • Apr 1–Jan 1 GRAND NARROWS The Grand Narrows Hotel qH $1999 11 Derby Point Road www.grandnarrows.cominfo@grandnarrows.com902-622-6265 Q•Pvt, ens bath•@ Guest Room: 4 • Year-round Laked’OrBrasNovaScotia.com Accommodations

CAMPGROUNDS For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. ST. PETER’S Battery Provincial Park v Wp $27-36 10110 Grenville Street 902-535-3094, parks.novascotia.ca/content/batteryparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 53 o/n • Seasonal BEN EOIN Ben Eoin Beach "p,cccc[F]ccc[R] $45–60 6140 East Bay Highway www.beneoinbeach.caalexis.macdonald@ns.sympatico.ca902-828-3100 E,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: L 2-wk CXL•@ Sites: 210 (30 o/n) • June 15–Sept 15 BIG BRAS D’OR Mountain Vista Seaside Campground 1672 Old Route 5 902-674-2384, www.birdisland.netcampgdpuffin@birdisland.net800-661-6680 E,W,U•DS•Swimming: L•@ Sites: 15 o/n • May 1–Oct 30 ESTMERE Time-Out Camp Ground and RV Park pcccd[F]ccc[R] $35–45 2327 Portage www.timeoutcampground.cainfo@timeoutcampground.ca902-756-3220,Road844-228-9109 E,W,Se•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 93 (18 o/n) • May 15–Oct 1 BOULARDERIE/BRAS D’OR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) NEW HARRIS Seal Island/North Sydney KOA pcccc[F]cd[R] $22–55 3779 New Harris Road www.koansct.comkoansct@koansct.com902-674-2145 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•@ Sites: 158 (150 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 END OF BOULARDERIE/BRAS D’OR AREA WHYCOCOMAGH Glenview Campground pccc[F]cc[R] $30–50 43 Highway 902-756-3198252 derekluffingham@hotmail.com www.cabot-trail.ca E,W,Se•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 100 (53 o/n) • May 15–Oct 31 Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins p $125–147 901 Whycocomagh Mountain Road www.ironmountaincabins.castay@ironmountaincabins.ca902-932-7137 E,W•C/T/Y•72-hr CXL Camping Cabins: 5 • Year-round Whycocomagh Provincial Park v Wp $27–60 89 Provincial Park Road whycocomaghparks.novascotia.ca/content/parkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 E,W,U•DS•C/T/Y•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 40 o/n • ATTRACTIONSSeasonal This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. GLENDALE Father John Angus Rankin Cultural Centre 4248 Highway 105 culturalcentre@yahoo.com902-625-3441 Admission: D • June 17–Oct 19 • W;@ ORANGEDALE Orangedale Railway Station Museum 1428 Orangedale Road orangedale.station@gmail.com902-756-3384 Admission: D • July 1–Sept 2 • W ST. PETER’S Canal Landing 160 Toulouse www.canallanding.cacanallandingcb@gmail.com902-800-7072Street June 29–Aug 31 • @ Nicolas Denys Museum 46 Denys www.facebook.com/NicolasDenysMuseum902-535-2379Street Admission: D • June 15–Sept 30 • W St. Peter’s Canal National Historic SiteP 160 Toulouse 902-535-2118Street(canal www.parkscanada.gc.ca/stpeterscanallhn-agb-nhs@pc.gc.caservice) May 20–Oct 31 • ; Wallace MacAskill Museum 7 MacAskill doug.eva@seaside.ns.ca902-535-2531Drive Admission: D • June 15–Aug 31 • W; ROSS FERRY Ross Ferry Marine Park 9655 Kempt Head Road terrishobbrook@gmail.com902-577-1129 May 1–Oct 31 IONA Highland Village Museum/ Baile nan Gàidheal v 4119 Highway 223 902-725-2272, highlandvillage.novascotia.cahighlandvillage@novascotia.ca866-442-3542 Admission: $ • Seasonal • ;@ WAGMATCOOK Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre 10765 Highway 105 902-295-2999, info@wagmatcook.com866-295-2999 Admission: D • Year-round • W@ CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. RIVER DENYS Eileanan Brèagha Vineyards 5349 Marble Mountain Road www.eileananbreagha.caorders@eileananbreagha.ca902-756-3533 Winery • July 1–Sept 2 • u RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. DUNDEE Dundee Resort & Golf Club 2750 West Bay Highway www.dundeeresort.cominfo@dundeeresort.com902-345-2649 Licensed • May 15–Oct 15 ST. PETER’S Bras d’Or Lakes Inn 10095 Grenville Street www.brasdorlakesinn.cominfo@brasdorlakesinn.com902-535-2200 Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • May 15–Oct 15 • W Chocolatea 9383 Pepperell www.pepperellplace.ca/wp/chocolatearooms@pepperellplace.caStreet ROSSYear-roundFERRY GRÁ 8874 Kempt Head Road • www.earthtotablediningcapebretonisland.cagra@seasidehighspeed.com226-974-1443 Licensed • June 20– Dec OUTDOORS18 These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. DUNDEE Dundee Provincial Park v 2285 West Bay parks.novascotia.ca/content/dundeeparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct Dundee Resort & Golf Club 2750 West Bay Highway 902-345-0420, www.dundeeresort.com/thegolfcourseinfo@dundeeresort.com844-638-6333 Category: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 ROBERTA Kayak Cape Breton & Cottages 5385 West Bay Highway www.kayakcapebreton.cakayakcapebreton@gmail.com902-951-0132 Category: Equipment Rentals {} May 1–Oct 31 Laked’OrBrasNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants/FoodSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Attractions/Campgrounds

SIGHTSEEING & DAY TOURS Blackwood Tours 7186 East Bay Highway www.blackwoodtours.comblackwoodtours@gmail.com902-549-3405 Tour Types: t• Seasonal • W ST. PETER’S Battery Provincial Park v 10110 Grenville parks.novascotia.ca/content/batteryparkinfo@novascotia.caStreet Category: Parks • May–Oct • W Canal Landing 160 Toulouse www.canallanding.cacanallandingcb@gmail.com902-800-7072Street Category: Equipment Rentals {K} June 29–Aug 31 St. Peter’s Marina 35 Lions www.st-peters-marina.comgerry@st-peters-marina.com902-535-2729Avenue Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs May 1–Oct 31 • W IRISH COVE Irish Cove Provincial Park v 16165 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/irish-coveparkinfo@novascotia.ca4 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; BEN EOIN Ben Eoin Provincial Park v 5549 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/ben-eoinparkinfo@novascotia.ca4 Category: Parks • May–Oct Ski Ben Eoin 5101 Highway 4 902-828-2804 office@skibeneoin.com www.skibeneoin.com Category: Cross-country Skiing; Downhill Skiing Dec 15–Mar 30 • W The Lakes Golf Club 5101 East Bay Highway www.thelakesgolfclub.cainfo@thelakesgolfclub.ca902-828-4653 Category: Golf Courses • May 3–Oct 27 IONA MacCormack Beach Provincial Park v 2481 St Columba maccormacks-beachparks.novascotia.ca/content/parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct IRONVILLE Barrachois Provincial Park v 2315 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/barrachoisparkinfo@novascotia.ca223 Category: Parks • May–Oct GROVES POINT Groves Point Provincial Park v 1055 Hillside Boularderie Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/groves-pointparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks •May–Oct ROSS FERRY Ross Ferry Provincial Park v 9685 Kempt Head parks.novascotia.ca/content/ross-ferryparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • Year-round • ; BOULARDERIE Dalem Lake Provincial Park v 220 New Dominion parks.novascotia.ca/content/dalem-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • WHYCOCOMAGHMay–Oct Whycocomagh Provincial Park v 9780 Highway whycocomaghparks.novascotia.ca/content/parkinfo@novascotia.ca105 Category: Parks • May–Oct • W TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. EAST BAY East Bay Hills Trail 3 km Highway 4 (near trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cb033b.html#4073) Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round • ; TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Cape Breton BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Cape Breton Sailing Charters St. www.capebretonsailing.comcaptaingreg@capebretonsailing.com902-631-5050Peter’s Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Ytb June 18–Oct 16 • ; Richmond Adventure Planning 10199 Grenville Street, St. Peter’s www.itsarap.cafun@itsarap.ca902-631-3754 Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Ytb • June 1–Oct 15 MULTI-ACTIVITY ADVENTURE Eskasoni Cultural Journeys 1 Goat Island www.eskasoniculturaljourney.cafaye.linkletter@hotmail.com902-379-2807Trail Tour Types: Yt • May 15–Oct 31 NATURE & WILDLIFE Richmond Adventure Planning 10199 Grenville Street, St. Peter’s www.itsarap.cafun@itsarap.ca902-631-3754 Tour Locations: u Tour Types: Ytb • June 1–Oct 15 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Over The Top Golf Adventures 11 Derby Point Road, Grand Narrows www.overthetopgolfadventures.commanager@grandnarrows.com902-622-6265 May 1–Oct 31 Laked’OrBrasNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails/Outdoors

FLEUR-DE-LIS & MARCONI TRAILS Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic SiteAreaSydney/Marconi/Fleur-de-lisNovaScotia.com

Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site

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LeNoir Forge Museum, Arichat Situated on the historic Arichat waterfront, this 18th-century French blacksmith shop features a working forge, demonstrations, and a gift shop. For the history buﬀ, the site also includes a community archive, genealogy centre, and a boat barn. Two Rivers Wildlife Park, Huntington Get up close and personal with over 50 native and non-native species of wildlife like lynx and black bear at this family-friendly park and wilderness area. Enjoy the wagon and sleigh rides, playground, petting zoo, and U-ﬁsh pond. Take a nature break by exploring the hiking and crosscountry ski trails. Savoy Theatre, Glace Bay, and Highland Arts Theatre (HAT), Sydney These historic theatres play host to a variety of performances each year, from comedy to theatre to music. Check out the schedule of events and be sure to attend a show when you’re in town.

Living history and a lively port city

The Fleur-de-lis Trail begins at the Canso Causeway and winds its way along the southeastern part of Cape Breton Island, where Acadian fishing villages dot the coast, hugged by untouched wilderness. From the Fleur-de-lis Trail, continue onto the Marconi Trail, where a storied past will immerse you in its rich history. Enter the largest reconstructed fortified town in North America, the 18th-century French Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site. This Canadian Signature Experience offers a peek into the daily lives of the costumed interpreters’ personas. Descend into a coal mine with a retired coal miner at the Miners Museum in Glace Bay. At the Marconi National Historic Site, learn how the first wireless message transmitted across the Atlantic led to today’s network of global communications. Music is a vital part of life in this region. Feel the excitement at the award-winning Celtic Colours International Festival each fall. This Canadian Signature Experience is a nine-day Celtic music extravaganza that brings the whole island alive with music and energy. Take in one of the shows at the Louisbourg Playhouse, a theatre-in-the-round performance venue inspired by London’s 1599 Globe Theatre, or the Highland Arts Theatre in AtSydney.theport city of Sydney, enjoy a stroll along the water front boardwalk. Take a selfie with the giant fiddle standing 18 metres (60 feet) tall, and savour the flavours of fresh, chef-prepared dishes inspired by the sea at one of the local restaurants overlooking Sydney Harbour. Check out the downtown shops along Charlotte Street, and don’t miss the collection of locally made one-of-a-kind masterpieces at the Cape Breton Centre for Cra and Design.

Unexpected discoveries Sydney Waterfront Groundswell Pub & Inn

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Join in a spine-chilling ghost tour through the haunted streets of historic Northend Sydney. Costumed guides take you through haunted heritage homes and graveyards, enthralling you with stories of ghostly residents.

Enjoy a morning sail on the Bras d’Or Lake with Cape Breton Sailing Charters. Then, experience a White Glove Tour at the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site

Evening End your day in Sydney. Walk along the waterfront, see the noteworthy “Giant Fiddle” , and stroll downtown Sydney for dining and unique shops, including the Cape Breton Centre for Craft and Design Day Morning2

Afternoon Visit Eskasoni Cultural Journeys to experience authentic Mi’kmaw culture on Goat Island, including a smudging ceremony, baking of four cent bread, learning basketry, and traditional dance.

Lartigue House Governor’s Pub & Eatery

Connect with a land that is filled with memory and share in fun experiences that will last a lifetime. Take a ghost tour… if you dare Ghosts & Legends of Historic Sydney

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Finding it tough to choose an itinerary? The following suggestions will help you enjoy the richest experiences in Sydney and along the Fleur-de-lis and Marconi trails.

18th century life Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site Experience the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, North America’s largest historical reconstruction set in a breathtaking coastal landscape. Immerse yourself in an 18th century world through costumed animators, family activities, hiking trails, and more. Discover the many cultures that helped shape Canada through authentic music, dance, language, craft and culinary experiences. Extend your stay, camping under the stars within the Fortress walls.

Baddeck to Louisbourg Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

Skeletons in the cellar, bodies under the floorboards, tales of ghostly visions, and the location of a triple execution—this is just a sample of the spooky stories of Old Sydney that await you!

If you have time after your visit to the Fortress, check out the Louisbourg Lighthouse Trail or Old Town Trail, which offer impressive views of the Fortress.

You can easily spend the entire day at the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site. From firing a cannon or musket to rum tasting to children’s programming and the Mi’kmaw Interpretive Centre, you want to allow yourself lots of time to experience all that’s available here.

Evening Extend your Louisbourg adventure into an overnight stay. Spend the night at the Fortress of Louisbourg in the period-style Lartigue House Propane camp stove and lanterns are provided along with access to a fire pit. Be sure to make reservations in advance.

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The trail begins at the Stella Maris Cemetery and ends near the site of the original fortiﬁed town.

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Mira River Big Pond FourchuMarionBridgeSt. Peter’s Arichat Isle Madame Scaterie Island Louisbourg North Sydney BayGlaceSydney 4 4 22 28 162 Marconi Trail Fleur de lis Trail Port Hastings JohnstownHawkesburyPort MuseumMiners’ Two WildlifeRiversPark LeNoirMuseumForge PointBeacMichaudh

Mi’kmaq culture: then and now Membertou Heritage Park, Membertou Learn about the history and culture that the Mi’kmaq of Membertou maintain to this day. Browse through Petroglyphs Gi Shop, which specializes in traditional and contemporary Mi’kmaq arts and cra s. Take a piece home to remember your visit. Tour the Sydney fossil cli s Cape Breton Fossil Centre, Sydney Mines Allow your imagination to take you back in time, from the lush green forests of today to the Carboniferous era, 270–350 million years ago. Guided tours of the fossil centre are offered daily; guided tours of the nearby fossil cliffs, where visitors can walk the beach and find fossils to be identified by the on-site geologist, are available twice per week.

Mi’kmaw Interpretive Centre

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Find your inner artist Cape Breton Centre for Cra & Design, Sydney Art and cra o en mirror our heritage, our lifestyle, and our geography. Check out one of the workshops exploring creativity and innovation at all skills levels. Follow the footsteps of our settlers Lighthouse and Old Town trails, Louisbourg Every footstep tells a story on these historic trails, oﬀering impressive views of the Fortress of Louisbourg and its rugged coast. The 2-kilometre Lighthouse Trail starts at the Louisbourg Lighthouse and winds through forests and wetlands along the coast where soldiers once stood guard protecting Louisbourg Harbour. The nearby 2.25-kilometre Old Town Trail lies just outside the fortress walls, with interpretive panels telling the story of the people who once lived and worked there.

Louisbourg Lighthouse

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Visit the birthplace of wireless communications Marconi National Historic Site, Glace Bay Guglielmo Marconi sent the very ﬁrst wireless message across the Atlantic Ocean from this site in 1902, ushering in a new era of communications and technology. Walk in the miners’ footsteps Cape Breton Miners Museum, Glace Bay Learn about the life and struggle of Cape Breton coal miners as you tour the Ocean Deeps Colliery coal mine. Your guide, a retired coal miner, will share his personal stories and ﬁrst-hand knowledge of mining. Complete your tour with a meal at the Miners Village Restaurant.

AreaSydney/Marconi/Fleur-de-lisNovaScotia.com Accommodations FLEUR DE LIS/MARCONI/ SYDNEY AREA LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. CAPE BRETON ISLAND ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) PORT HAWKESBURY Harbour View B&B & Motel cccd $90–130, XP $20 209 Granville www.harbourviewbb.comharbourview.bb@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-625-3224,Street877-676-6886 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 Motel: 6 • Year-round MacKenzie House Tourist Home "qccccd $120–135, XP $20 4 Tupper www.mackenziehouse.comsandmac@gmail.com902-625-1026Court K,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ Tourist Home: 4 • Year-round Maggie’s B&B qccccc $135–155; no tax 213 Philpott www.maggiesbb.camaggiesbb@eastlink.ca902-625-3221Street K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round Maritime Inn Port Hawkesbury "pcccc $132–237, XP $20 717 Reeves www.maritimeinns.comphadmin@maritimeinns.com902-625-0320,Street888-662-7484 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 74 • CLEVELANDYear-round A B&B by the River "qcccc $120–140 351 Helmut’s www.by-the-river.cominfo@by-the-river.com902-625-6541Lane K,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round ISLE MADAME AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) JANVRIN HARBOUR Vollmer’s Island Paradise qH $135, $805 weekly 1489 Janvrin’s Harbour Road 902-226-1507, www.vipilodge.commail@vipilodge.com902-226-2729 K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • May 15–Oct 25 ARICHAT Clairestone Inn p $138–189, XP $15 2375 Highway 206 902-226-2200, www.theclairestoneinn.comhello@theclairestoneinn.com877-787-2200 K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Inn: 8 Motel: 9 • Year-round Robin’s Harbour View Cottages qH $100–120, XP $20; no tax 363 Robin’s www.robinscottages.carobinscottages@ns.sympatico.ca902-226-9515Road Q,D•Pvt bath•8-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 3 • May 15–Oct 15 D’ESCOUSSE From Away Farm q, $80 240 Bona listings?user_id=2704948&s=50www.airbnb.ca/users/2704948/gwen.smith@ymail.com902-984-2368Road D,T•Shared bath•Full b’fast•@ Guest Room: 2•Year-round Groundswell Guest House pcccd $80–110, XP $20 3281 Highway 320 www.thegroundswell.cainfo@thegroundswell.ca902-777-7777 Q,D•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round END OF ISLE MADAME AREA GRAND MIRA NORTH Hearts Desire - Tiny House qH $99–175 57 Lyons airbnb.com/h/heartsdesirechrishillier@seaside.ns.ca902-595-0144Lane Q,D•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Year-round Mira Bradan - Log Cabin qH $150–300 55 Lyons airbnb.com/h/mirabradanchrishillier@seaside.ns.ca902-595-0144Lane Q,D•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Year-round ST. PETER’S For listings in the St. Peter’s area, click here. GRAND RIVER SFG Cottages p,cccdH $85, XP $10 1910 Soldier’s Cove Road www.grandrivercottages.comcontact@grandrivercottages.com902-587-2662 D•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cabin: 5 • May 1–Oct 31 ST. ESPRIT St. Esprit Lake Wilderness Holiday ,cccd/cccc H $89–199 4834 St. Peter’s Fourchu Road www.wildernessholiday.infowildernessholiday@outlook.com902-587-2979 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 1 Cottage: 3 • Year-round LOUISBOURG AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) FRENCH ROAD Fiddler’s Lake Escape Vacation Apartment qH $150 77 Joanne Langford Drive 519-277-1034 www.fiddlerslakeescape.cahello@fiddlerslakeescape.ca Q,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Apt: 1• Year-round JUNIPER MOUNTAIN Mira Cottage p H ccccd $328–485 15 Johnny Cash www.miracottage.carelax@miracottage.caLane K,Q•@ Cottage: 1• Year-round Mira River Cottages qcccdH $125–165 856 Grand Mira South Road 902-727-2012, 866-550-5824 office@mirarivercottages.ca www.mirarivercottages.ca K•Ens or pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Motel: 2 • May 1–Oct 31 LOUISBOURG Cranberry Cove Inn q $109–169 12 Wolfe 902-733-2171,Street800-929-0222 (Can & US) www.cranberrycoveinn.cominfo@cranberrycoveinn.com K,Q,D,S•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 7 • May 15–Oct 15 Fortress Inn Louisbourg pcccH $79–135, XP $10 7464 Main www.louisbourg.ca/directory/fortress-inn902-733-2844Street Q,D•Ens bath•@ Motel: 30 • May 1–Oct 31 Louisbourg Harbour Inn qccccd $130–185 9 Lower Warren Street 902-733-3222, www.louisbourgharbourinn.cominfo@louisbourgharbourinn.com888-888-8466 Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 7 • June 1–Oct 15 Louisbourg Heritage House Bed & Breakfast qccccd $130–185 7544 Main www.louisbourgheritagehouse.cominfo@louisbourgheritagehouse.com902-733-3222,Street888-888-8466 Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • June 1–Oct 15 Montebello Cottage qcccH $100–125, XP $10; 7467 Main Street no tax 902-733-2519 D,Q,T•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL Cottage: 1 • June 1–Oct 15 North Star (formerly Point of View Suites) qcccc H $175–299, XP $10 15 Commercial Street Ext 902-733-2080, www.louisbourgpointofview.cominfo@louisbourgpointofview.com888-374-8439 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Tourist Home: 9 Suite: 9 • June 3–Oct 25 Peck’s Cottages qcccdH $129, XP $10 2 Wolfe 902-733-2210,Street www.louisbourg.com/riverdale/cottages.htmlgary.peck@ns.sympatico.ca888-324-0226 D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 7 • May 1–Oct 31 Stacey House Bed and Breakfast qcccc $80–120; no tax 7438 Main www.bbcanada.com/thestaceyhousegeraldine.beaver@ns.sympatico.ca902-733-2317,Street866-924-2242 Q,D•Ens or shared bath•48-hr CXL Full or light b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • June 1–Oct 30

Wolvespack Cottage qcccd $100–125; no tax 157 West Shore Road wolvespackcottage@ns.sympatico.ca902-733-2062 Q•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • June 5–Oct 15 CATALONE Mira Bay Vacation Getaway qH $250 960 Mira Bay rooms/596951330281136009mwww.airbnb.ca/mirabaydriveairbnb@seaside.ns.caDrive Q,D,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•@ Mini-home: 1 • Year-round ALBERT BRIDGE Flower Beds & Breakfast pH $120–150 5000 Louisbourg Highway Flowerbeds5000@outlook.com902-317-7779 www.flowerbedsandbreakfast.com Q•Shared bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • May 13–Oct 31 PORT MORIEN Port Morien Rectory B&B cccc GTD $115–125, XP $30; O/S rates 2652 Highway 255 www.portmorienrectorybb.caj.m.heron1010@gmail.com902-737-1453 Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round GLACE BAY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) GLACE BAY Cedarwoods Bed & Breakfast q, $61–70, XP $17 53 Turner cedarwoodsbb@seaside.ns.ca902-849-4767Street D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 1 • RESERVEYear-roundMINES Jacques Cartier Motel pH $100–135, XP $10 1396 Grand Lake Road 902-539-4375, www.jacquescartiermotel.comjacquescartiermotel@seaside.ns.ca800-661-7237 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 15 • Year-round SYDNEY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) SYDNEY Back Home Bed and Breakfast ,q $120–150 2000 Highway 327 www.backhomebedandbreakfast.cainfo@backhomebedandbreakfast.ca902-562-5555 K,Q•Pvt, ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round Beacon Motel & Lodge q H $79–99; XP $10; F(10) 294 Keltic nancyfarrell1969@gmail.com902-562-8282;Drive902-371-5509 Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cambridge Suites Hotel Sydney pJJJ H $134–299 380 902-562-6500,Esplanade www.cambridgesuitessydney.combooksydney@cambridgesuiteshotel.com800-565-9466 K,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 144 • Year-round Cape Breton University qccd $46–75 136 University Boulevard 902-563-1792 christine_harrietha@cbu.ca(8am–5pm) T•Pvt or shared bath•24-hr CXL•@ Dorm-style: 65 • May 20–Aug 14 Comfort Inn Sydney "pccccJJ $100–185, XP $10 368 Kings sydney/comfort-inn-hotels/cn251www.choicehotels.com/nova-scotia/cn251@whg.com902-562-0200,Road800-228-5150 Q,D•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Motel: 60 • Year-round Gathering House Bed & Breakfast p, $75–150, XP $15 148 Crescent www.bbcanada.com/9751.htmlkmp38@msn.com902-539-7172Street(9am–9pm) Q,T,S•Pvt, ens or shared bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round GlennGale Manor Boutique Bed and Breakfast qccccd $139–159 83 Whitney www.glenngalemanor.cominfo@glenngalemanor.com647-823-1404Avenue Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Hampton Inn by Hilton Sydney "$%pccccJJJ $149–209 60 Maillard www.sydney.hamptoninnbyhilton.comhamptonsydney@dpminc.com902-564-6555,Street855-564-8282 K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 128 • Year-round Harbourview Inn & Suites qccc $89–179, XP $4 100 Kings harbourviewinnandsuites@gmail.com902-567-3311,Road866-999-6700 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 44 • Year-round Hearthstone Inn Sydney "pcccd $109–199, XP $10 560 Kings www.hearthstonesydney.careservations@hearthstonesydney.com902-539-8101,Road800-422-8025 K,Q•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast•@ Hotel: 69 • Year-round Holiday Inn Sydney – Waterfront "pcccdJJJ $115–250 300 902-562-7500,Esplanade www.holidayinn.comlindsey.joe@holidayinnsydney.com800-465-4329 K,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Hotel: 152 • Year-round NOMAD Happy Campers Ltd. p H $150–225 187 Kings www.nomadhappycampers.canomadhappycampers@gmail.comRoad D•1-wk CXL • Cabin: 1 • Year-round Royale Hotel p $50–119, XP $15 345 www.royalehotelcapebreton.comhotelroyal@hotmail.com902-539-2148Esplanade Q,D•Pvt, shared or ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Tourist Home: 9 • Year-round Spanish Bay Inn cccc H $139–299 10 Pitt www.spanishbayinn.cainfo@spanishbayinn.ca902-562-5747Street Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@ Suite: 11 • Year-round Travelodge Sydney "pcccd H $99–199, XP $10 480 Kings www.travelodge.ca/hotel/travelodge-sydney-1gm@travelodgesydney.com902-539-6750,Road800-578-7878 K,Q,D•Ens bath•4pm CXL•Light b’fast•@ Hotel: 126 • Year-round SYDNEY FORKS Christie’s Bed & Breakfast p, $60, XP $15; no tax 2486 Kings ojchristie1@gmail.com902-564-9364Road Q,D,T•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • May 15–Oct 15 Linden Tree Bed & Breakfast qcccd $120, XP $15; no tax 19 Edgewater www.resteasy.calindentreebb@resteasy.ca902-567-6244,Drive888-567-6244 Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 2 • Year-round NORTH SYDNEY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) NORTH SYDNEY A Boat to Sea Bed & Breakfast "p,ccccc $105–145; no tax 61 Queen www.aboattosea.comaboattoseabb@bellaliant.net902-794-8326,Street855-580-9540 Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round At the Harbourfront B&B Inn q $125–145, XP $25 123 Pierce www.attheharbourfrontbandb.comharbourfront@eastlink.ca902-241-3001Street Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B Inn: 9 • Year-round Chamber’s Guest House $100–135, XP $15 64 King 902-794-7301,Street www.bbcapebretonisland.comchambersbb@gmail.com866-496-9453 Q,D,T•Ens, pvt or shared bath•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • May 15–Nov 1 Clansman Motel "pcccd/ccc H $99–125, XP $10 9 Baird 902-794-7226,Street www.clansmanmotel.comreservations@clansmanmotel.com800-565-2668 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 3 Motel: 43 • Year-round AreaSydney/Marconi/Fleur-de-lisNovaScotia.com Accommodations

Dove House Bed & Breakfast Harbourside q $110–130, XP $20 108 Queen www.bbcanada.com/7714.htmlreservationsdovehouse@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-794-7126,Street866-794-3642 Q•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast B&B: 3 • Year-round Heritage Home Bed & Breakfast p $120–130, XP $20; 110 Queen Street no tax 902-794-4815, www.bedandbreakfastnorthsydney.comheritagehome@ns.aliantzinc.ca866-601-9123 Q,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@ B&B: 4 • Year-round Hotel North pcccd $109–250, XP $10 39 Forrest www.hotelnorth.ca/north-sydneyreservationshotelnorth@gmail.com902-794-8581,Street800-561-8585 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•@ Hotel: 101 • Year-round MacNeil’s Motel "qcccd $89–99, XP $8 1424 Highway 105 www.macneilsmotel.comjim.macneil@hotmail.com902-736-9106 Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Motel: 17 • May 15–Oct CAMPGROUNDS31 For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. LOUISBOURG AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) HUNTINGTON Two Rivers Wildlife Park Campground p $40–45 4581 Grand Mira North Road www.tworiverspark.ca/camp-detailstworivers@seasidehighspeed.com902-727-2483 E,W,Se•Swimming: R•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 75 o/n • May 15–Oct 31 ALBERT BRIDGE Mira River Provincial Park v Wp $27–36 439 Brickyard parks.novascotia.ca/content/mira-riverparkinfo@novascotia.ca902-563-3373,Road888-544-3434 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: R•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 156 o/n • Seasonal CATALONE Lake View Treasures Campground & RV Park pccd[F]cc[R] $24–41 5785 Highway 22 www.louisbourgcampground.comblannigan@hotmail.com902-733-2058 E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: L,P•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 132 (76 o/n) • June 1–Sept 30 LOUISBOURG Riverdale R.V. Park pcccd[F]c[R] $30–39 9 Riverdale www.louisbourg.com/riverdalegary.peck@ns.sympatico.ca902-733-2531Street E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 43 o/n • May-Oct GLACE BAY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) RIVER RYAN River Ryan Campground p $25–35, XP $2 5779 Union riverryancampground@hotmail.com902-862-8367Highway E,W,Se,U•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•72-hr CXL•@ Sites: 42 o/n • May 31–Oct 31 NORTH SYDNEY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) LITTLE BRAS D’OR Arm of Gold Campground and Trailer Park pcccd[F]ccc[R] $35–50 24 Church www.armofgoldcamp.comcamp@armofgoldcamp.com902-736-6516,Road866-736-6516 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 140 o/n • June 1–Oct ATTRACTIONS1 This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. ARICHAT LeNoir Forge Museum 708 Veterans Memorial Drive www.imhs.caislemadamehistoricalsociety@gmail.com902-226-9364 Admission: D • June 1–Oct 15 • W;@ HUNTINGTON Two Rivers Wildlife Park 4581 Grand Mira North Road www.tworiverspark.catworivers@seasidehighspeed.com902-727-2483 Admission: $ • Year-round • ;@ LOUISBOURG Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic SiteP 58 Wolfe www.parkscanada.gc.ca/louisbourglouisbourg.info@pc.gc.ca902-733-3552Street www.fortressoflouisbourg.ca Admission: $ • Year-round • ;@ Louisbourg Lighthouse 351 Havenside Road www.parkscanada.gc.ca/louisbourglouisbourg.info@pc.gc.ca902-733-3552 Year-round • ; Louisbourg Playhouse 11 Aberdeen www.louisbourgplayhouse.camichele@louisbourgplayhouse.ca902-733-2996Street Admission: $ • July 2–Oct 3 • W@ Sydney & Louisburg Railway Museum 7330 Main sandl@seaside.ns.ca902-733-2720Street Admission: D • June 1–Sept 30 • W@ GLACE BAY Cape Breton Miners’ Museum 17 Museum www.minersmuseum.commarypat@minersmuseum.com902-849-4522Street Admission: D • May 29–Oct 22 • ;@ Glace Bay Heritage Museum 14 McKeen 902-842-5345Street office@oldtownhallglacebay.ca www.oldtownhallglacebay.ca Admission: D • Apr 1–Dec 31 • W@ Marconi National Historic SiteP 15 Timmerman Street, Table Head www.parkscanada.gc.ca/marconilhn-agb-nhs@pc.gc.ca902-842-2530 Admission: D • July 1–Sept 5 • ; Savoy Theatre 116 Commercial Street www.savoytheatre.compam@savoytheatre.com902-842-1599 Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ NEW VICTORIA Fort Petrie Military Museum 3479 New Waterford Highway robgrezel@icloud.com902-862-2505 Admission: D • May 15–Sept 30 • W SYDNEY Beaton Institute Archives 1250 Grand Lake Road 902-563-1329, 888-959-9995 ext 1329 www.beatoninstitute.combeaton@cbu.ca Year-round • W@ Cossit House Museumv 75 Charlotte cossithouse.novascotia.caoldsydneysociety@gmail.com902-539-7973Street Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 15 Highland Arts Theatre 40 Bentinck www.highlandartstheatre.cominfo@highlandartstheatre.com902-565-3637Street Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ Jost Heritage House (c 1786) 54 Charlotte www.oldsydneysociety.orgjosthouse1786@gmail.com902-539-0366Street Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 30 • ; Membertou Heritage Park 35 Su’n Awti, Membertou First Nation 902-567-5333, heritagepark@membertou.cawww.membertouheritagepark.com1-800-617-6466 Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ AreaSydney/Marconi/Fleur-de-lisNovaScotia.com Attractions/Campgrounds/Accommodations

St. Patrick’s Church Museum 87 www.oldsydneysociety.orgoldsydneysociety@gmail.com902-562-8237Esplanade Admission: D • June 1–Aug 31 • W Sydney Museum 173 Charlotte Street www.oldsydneysociety.orgoldsydneysociety@gmail.com902-539-1572 Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ Whitney Pier Historical Society Museum 88 Mount Pleasant Street wphs@syd.eastlink.ca902-562-8454 June 1–Aug 29 • @ NORTH SYDNEY North Sydney Historical Society 309 Commercial Street nsydmuseum@ns.sympatico.ca902-794-2524 Apr 1–Oct 31 • W@ Northside Downs 102 Regent northsidedownsnorthsydneyns@gmail.com902-794-1449Street May 2–Nov 7 • ;@ SYDNEY MINES Sydney Mines Heritage Museum & Cape Breton Fossil Centre 159 Legatto www.sydneyminesheritage.casmheritage@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-544-0992Street Admission: $ • May 25–Sept 11 • W@ GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work. PORT HAWKESBURY Customs House Artisan Incubator at Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design 402 Granville www.capebretoncraft.com/customshousecustomshouse@capebretoncraft.com902-625-1928Street Media: Clay, fibre, paper • Year-round SYDNEY FORKS Nova Soapia 3068 Kings www.novasoapia.comnovasoapia@gmail.com902-304-7500Road Media: Bath products • Year-round SYDNEY Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design 322 Charlotte Street www.capebretoncraft.cominfo@capebretoncraft.com902-270-7491 Media: Multiple media • Year-round • W Cape Breton University Art Gallery 1250 Grand Lake Road www.cbu.ca/campus/art-gallery902-563-1342 Media: Paintings & prints • Year-round • W Leo MacNeil Designs 1892 Kings Openleo.mary.macneil@gmail.com902-562-1510RoadStudioArtisan Media: Stone & bone, wood Year-round • W Phee’s Original Goods Eltuek Arts Centre, Room 402, 170 George www.pheesoriginalgoods.caphee@pheesoriginalgoods.ca902-623-2856Street Media: Fibre, leather Year-round • W CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. SYDNEY Breton Brewing 364 Keltic www.bretonbrewing.cainfo@bretonbrewing.ca902-270-4677Drive Brewery • Year-round •W The Brew and Bubble 76 Townsend www.thebrewandbubble.comservice@thebrewandbubble.com902-500-0526Street Specialty food • RESTAURANTSYear-round For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. PORT HAWKESBURY Miller’s Seafood & Chophouse and Church Street Patio 717 Reeves www.maritimeinns.com/millersphadmin@maritimeinns.com902-625-5250,Street888-662-7484 Type: Family dining, lounge Specialty: Canadian, seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW@ ARICHAT La Goélette à Pépé Café 2393 Highway 206, Isle Madame www.lagoeletteapepe.casales@lagoelette.ca902-631-4051 Type: Cafe/tea room • Year-round • W GLACE BAY Miners Village Restaurant 17 Museum orvalmac@hotmail.comStreet Type: Family dining, fine dining Specialty: Canadian, seafood Year-round •W@ SYDNEY Governor’s Pub & Eatery 233 www.governorseatery.comchefardon@ns.aliantzinc.ca902-562-7646Esplanade Type: Fine dining, pub Specialty: Seafood • Year-round • N MEMBERTOU Kiju’s Restaurant, Membertou Trade & Convention Centre 50 Maillard www.kijus.cominfo@kijus.com902-562-6220Street Type: Family dining, informal Specialty: Seafood Licensed • Year-round • NW@ OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. JANVRIN HARBOUR Vollmer’s Island Paradise 1489 Janvrin’s Harbour Road www.vipilodge.commail@vipilodge.com902-226-1507 Category: Dive Shops; Equipment Rentals DK}{ • May 15–Oct 25 PONDVILLE Pondville Beach Provincial Park v 219 Pondville North parks.novascotia.ca/content/pondville-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct MARTINIQUE Lennox Passage Provincial Park v 2313 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/lennox-passageparkinfo@novascotia.ca320 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; POINT MICHAUD Point Michaud Beach Provincial Park v 3796 Point Michaud michaud-beachparks.novascotia.ca/content/point-parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches Year-round • ; LOUISBOURG Kennington Cove Beaches –Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site Kennington Cove Road activ/plages-beacheswww.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/louisbourg/louisbourg.info@pc.gc.ca902-733-3552 Category: National Parks, Beach (unsupervised) • June 23–Oct 15 AreaSydney/Marconi/Fleur-de-lisNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

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Lupin Dining & Pantry, Musquodoboit Harbour Savour an expertly prepared meal, inspired by their onsite garden and Maritime flavours at this small farm-to-table restaurant. Be sure to pick up some signature sauces, pickles, fresh hand rolled pastas, or ice cream to take home.

Black Sheep Gallery, West Jeddore This colourful fish-plant-turned-art-gallery on the shores of Jeddore Harbour includes works from over 40 well-known folk artists, past and present, including Maud Lewis, Joe Sleep, and Barry Colpitts.

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Stretching from the Halifax area to Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore is a place where historically themed attractions, pristine wilderness, comforting cuisine, and expansive beaches come together to create a scenic seaside getaway.

The 100 Wild Islands are a group of over 280 wild islands, between Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park and Taylor Head Provincial Park. Noted for their historical and ecological significance, most of these islands are now protected in perpetuity. Featured in Canadian Geographic , these islands offer sheltered coves of turquoise water with white sand beaches, windswept headlands, and unique boreal rainforests, bogs, and barrens. A rich diversity of seabirds, songbirds, and shorebirds also call this area home. Book a kayaking trip or scenic boat tour to experience this pristine environment.

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Step into Nova Scotia’s past at one of the region’s living-history museums—the authentic late-1800s setting of Sherbrooke Village, or Memory Lane Heritage Village’s depic tio n of the province’s rural industries in the 1940s. See how a fisherman supported a family of fifteen in the tiny homestead that is now the Fisherman’s Life Museum (re-opening 2023), or discover Chezzetcook’s Acadian heritage at Acadian House Museum.

Picnic prep Stop for lunch and grab homemade picnic snacks at the local cafes along the way, including The MacDonald House Tea Room & Crafts in Lawrencetown, Rose & Rooster in Grand Desert, Uprooted in Musquodoboit Harbour Webber's Store in Lake Charlotte and Beanie's Bistro in Sherbrooke. discoveries

100 Wild Islands Sober Island Boat Tours

Hope for Wildlife, Seaforth Explore the Learning Centre and Wildlife Gardens and get a chance to meet the stars of the TV series as they continue their work to rescue and rehabilitate approximately 1,500 injured and orphaned wild animals every year.

The Harbour Brewing Company, Musquodoboit Harbour and Sober Island Brewing, Sheet Harbour Relax on the deck at The Harbour Brewing Company, where big flavours are crafted in this one-room microbrewery. While in town also check out Sober Island Brewing's beer garden. Further up the shore, enjoy their signature craft brew, Oyster Stout, made with Nova Scotia oysters, in their tap room, beer garden, or while dining on delicious local seafood at The Henley House Pub & Restaurant, located in the same building.

An outdoor enthusiast’s paradise

Eastern Shore Cold Waters Seafood Festival at Memory Lane Heritage Village, Lake Charlotte Meet local fishermen and restaurant owners, indulge in local mussels, clams, oysters, and lobster, mingle with locals, sample traditional flavours such as Solomon Gundy and hotsmoked salmon, hear live music, and enjoy hands-on activities like painting your own buoy, dory rowing, and lobster trap building. Event typically occurs first weekend in June. Visit website for more information.

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The Eastern Shore is known for the wildness of its coastline, working fishing communities and experiences that showcase the area’s culture and natural beauty. The experiences below connect you to the rich culture and pristine environment of the Eastern Shore.

Lightkeeper lifestyle

Lobster fisher for a day

Seawind Landing Country Inn, Charlos Cove

Stan Rogers Folk Festival, Canso If you love outdoor music festivals, complete with on-site camping, this annual event is not to be missed!

Live life

At Nova Scotia’s largest provincial museum, Sherbrooke Village’s 25 authentic buildings and costumed interpreters depict life in the late 1800s. Get dressed in period costume and step into the life of a blacksmith, woodturner or member of the gentry class to see first-hand the important roles they played through hands-on activities. Be sure to have your picture taken in Canada’s only ambrotype (19th century photo technique) glass photo studio.

Discover the history of Nova Scotia’s lighthouses and what life was like as a lighthouse keeper, through artifacts, interpretation, and stories. Port Bickerton Lighthouse also has 3.5 kilometres of coastal walking trails to explore.

More than 100 concerts, featuring an eclectic lineup of country, folk, blues, rock, and bluegrass, take the stage—attracting over 12,000 music lovers each year. July 22–24, 2022. Grassy Island intrigue

Canso Islands National Historic Site, Canso At the Canso Islands Visitor Centre, life-size dioramas and a short film depict 18th-century life at the former settlement on Grassy Island. Take the short boat ride (weather permitting; please call ahead) to Grassy Island to explore eight designated sites linked by short walking trails, including the remnants of a stone fort, and relax on the grassy fields overlooking the ocean. It’s a taste bud extravaganza!

Sherbrooke VillageAuthentic Seacoast Distillery & Brewery

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Join Captain Damien and his crew aboard an authentic lobster boat for the thrill of a lifetime! Set sail at sunrise along with the local fleet to discover what it takes to be a lobster fisher, before returning to your oceanfront inn to savour your catch.

Not-to-be-missed experiences

Step into the life of a fisherman Fisherman’s Life Museum, Jeddore Oyster Pond (re-opening 2023) Hear stories about the land, the sea, and the life people led on the Eastern Shore in the early 1900s. This tiny homestead was once home to a family of fifteen. The Acadian way of life Acadian House Museum, West Chezzetcook This charming museum celebrates the history of the Acadian families who settled in this area in the 1850s. Take part in cultural demonstrations, such as baking bread in the outdoor oven, making pulled molasses taffy, or rug hooking. The on-site La Cuisine de Brigitte tea room specializes in homemade soups, sandwiches, and scrumptious desserts.

The Authentic Seacoast Company, Guysborough Treat yourself to award-winning spirits and craft beer from this distillery and brewery. Savour the rich flavours of Rare Bird Craft Beer, Glynnevan Whisky, or Sea Fever Rum.

Reconnect with a romantic getaway Surround yourself with nature during a romantic getaway in the comfort of a cozy inn, complete with delicious on-site, locally-sourced dining. Book at Salmon River Country Inn, Salmon River Bridge, Liscombe Lodge Resort & Conference Centre, Liscomb, Seawind Landing Country Inn, Charlos Cove or DesBarres Manor Inn, Guysborough.

Get your feet dirty and try your hand at clam digging on the mud flats of Clam Harbour with a fourthgeneration clam digger. Then, return to Memory Lane Heritage Village for a feed of steamed clams or, a homemade cookhouse meal, and to explore the sixteen restored buildings, offering visitors a nostalgic look at rural Nova Scotia in the 1940s.

Port Bickerton Lighthouse, Bickerton West and Out of the Fog Lighthouse Museum, Half Island Cove

Go clam digging Memory Lane Heritage Village, Lake Charlotte

Fun with folk music

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Swim at Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park

The Eastern Shore offers explorers an array of off-the-beaten-path adventures for every fitness level.

Outdoor adventures

Climb aboard an authentic ﬁshing boat with Murphy’s Scenic Boat Tours or Sober Island Boat Tours, and step aboard the modern Whaly with Norse Cove Camping to experience the islands' coastline and unique history on a day tour or overnight camping experience.

Feeling adventurous? Three backcountry wilderness loops oﬀ the main trail, totalling 26.5 kilometres, oﬀer spectacular views of Musquodoboit Harbour, Musquodoboit River, and the surrounding wilderness areas.

Whether you are looking to relax or have a hands-on adventure, the islands are best explored by boat.

Fisherman’s Life Museum

The variety of natural habitats, scenic look-offs, extensive granite outcroppings and large white-sand beach make Taylor Head great for coastal hiking and viewing a variety of breeding and migrating bird species. Be sure to check out the variety of guided tours led by Friends of Taylor Head. Yurts in the Vineyard at Authentic Seacoast Escape to your oceanside yurt, complete with woodstove and woodfired hot tub! A er a day of exploring, relax in the brand-new cedar barrel sauna and curl up by the lounge’s fireplace, sipping a cocktail, prepared for you at the onsite distillery’s tasting bar.

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Feel the thrill of catching your first wave by signing up for a surfing lesson near Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park. These well-established surfing schools have everything you need for your saltwater adventure—wetsuits, boards, and lots of patience.

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With stunning panoramic views of the salt marsh, this trail–13 kilometres round trip–is a coastal birder’s paradise. This section of the former rail line from Cole Harbour to Lawrencetown and beyond is part of The Great Trail system. Explore the trail on your own with a bike rental or as part of a tour from Kattuk Expeditions or I Heart Bikes. Explore the Musquodoboit Wilderness Weaving between the Musquodoboit River and pristine wilderness, the 15-kilometre Musquodoboit Trailway section of The Great Trail follows a former railbed and is great for walking, cycling, and snowshoeing.

Hike or bike the Salt Marsh Trail

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The smooth sand and warm tidal stream invite kids of all ages to splash and swim for hours. Explore the rocky coast and other smaller sandy beaches by following the nature trail at the edge of the beach. The site also oﬀers a picnic area, washrooms, and change rooms.

Hike coastal trails at Taylor Head Provincial Park

Beachcombing and birding at Martinique Beach Provincial Park Search for beach glass and sand dollars on Nova Scotia’s longest beach, a wide white-sand crescent stretching for 5 kilometres, with seabirds soaring on the ocean breezes above the dunes. This is also a protected area for the endangered Piping Plover

Kayak around coastal islands and inlets

Hike along the Liscomb River Put on your sneakers, grab your camera, and head to the Liscomb River Trail System. Over 20 kilometres of inland and coastal trails, featuring waterfalls, a ﬁsh ladder, and a swinging bridge, will keep you busy for a couple of hours or the whole day. Access the trail system at Liscombe Lodge Resort & Conference Centre.

Continue your day at either Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park for an a ernoon swim or at Taylor Head Provincial Park where you can hike some of the 14 kilometres of trails found here.

The experienced guides at Coastal Adventures and Norse Cove Camping will lead you to many coastal reefs and islands along the Eastern Shore. Learn about the unique ecology, geology, and human history of these largely undisturbed islands, while paddling past exposed cliﬀs, dramatic headlands, and into hidden coves of sparkling turquoise water. Self-guided trip planning is also available.

48 Hours Exploring

Cycle the Eastern Shore, Sherbrooke to Guysborough With relatively low vehicle traﬃc, this challenging 143-kilometre route is ideal for long rides, and soaking up the scenery

Eastern Shore Mix and match these 48-hour road trips located throughout this guide to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own or click here for more itineraries and trip ideas.

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Evening Unwind after your outdoor adventures with an evening at Liscombe Lodge Resort . Enjoy a relaxing river cruise, casual dinner of smoked salmon, prepared on site, followed by a bonﬁre at nightfall.

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Take a self-guided adventure or join other cyclists at the Gran Fondo Guysborough on September 11, 2021 to ride oceanfront loops from 30 to 120 kilometres in length.

Take a self-guided walking tour of Guysborough’s historic waterfront leading past heritage buildings and interpretive panels. Tour maps, which include a short history on each building, are available at the Old Court House Museum or by clicking here. Coastal camping and glamping Fall asleep to the sound of the waves and wake up with the sun rising over the ocean. Murphy’s Camping on the Ocean, Norse Cove Campground and Seabreeze Campground all oﬀer oceanside camping with incredible scenic views. If 'roughing it' is not your style, oceanside glamping options get you outside with all the comforts--from cozy nordic huts at Norse Cove Camping to yurts with a woodstove and private, wood-ﬁred hot tub on deck at Authentic Seacoast.

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Catch a wave at Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park with East Coast Surf School Lesson packages include board, gear and time with an experienced surf instructor.

Visit Sherbrooke Village for a glimpse of what life was like here during the 1800s. Then, head on to Port Bickerton Lighthouse which stands watch over the rocky coast. Explore the walking trails onsite. A ernoon Head to Guysborough and drop into the Authentic Seacoast Brewery & Distillery and enjoy a tasting of Rare Bird cra beer or Fortress™ Rum Evening Spend the night at the charming DesBarres Manor. The onsite dining room will play host to a dinner featuring a fresh, locally inspired menu.

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Stroll the historic Guysborough Waterfront

EASTERN SHORE LISTINGS Communities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads. ACCOMMODATIONS For a key to codes and symbols, see page 2. EAST LAWRENCETOWN 3 Moonlight Beach Suites q H $159–299 2 Wyndenfog www.moonlightbeachsuites.cominfo@moonlightbeachsuites.com902-827-2712Lane Q•Ens bath•@ Suite: 3 • Year-round Ataraxy Farm 33 Manetail www.ataraxyfarm.comsales@ataraxyfarm.com902-449-8109Lane WESTYear-roundPORTER’S LAKE Lawrencetown Lodge ccccdH $199–249 1232 West Porter’s Lake Road www.lawrencetownlodge.cominfo@lawrencetownlodge.com902-223-2866 Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Tiny Home: 3 • Year-round THREE FATHOM HARBOUR Coastal Waters Accommodations q H 16 Emerald Drive $125–145, XP $20 www.coastalwatersbnb.cacpirri@bellaliant.net902-827-4223 Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•@ Apt.: 1 B&B: 2 • MUSQUODOBOITYear-roundVALLEY AREA MEAGHER’S GRANT River Oaks Country Lodge qcccd H $75–85, XP $15 3856 Meagher’s Grant Road www.riveroaksgolfclub.ca/lodgeriveroaksgolfns@gmail.com902-384-2033 D•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•@ Motel: 8 • May 15–Oct 15 MUSQUODOBOIT HARBOUR AREA (UP TO 20 KM MUSQUODOBOITRADIUS)HARBOUR Colibri Hill qH $210–310 1325 West Petpeswick po5RuNfjAL8PzfYqimpression_id=p3_1645128667_www.airbnb.ca/rooms/37400762?source_harbourhospitality21@gmail.comRoad K,T•Pvt bath•5-day CXL•@ Cottage: 1• Year-round The Blue Roof near Martinique Beach qH STC $175–250 267 Owl kYk6VeSE8IQEixacimpression_id=p3_1586871199_1d59-440c-b7c5-f63005796dd5&source_id=6062129&unique_share_id=65a22374-rooms/41688768?s=67&sharer_www.airbnb.ca/Markyo@hotmail.com902-789-5483Drive K,Q,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1• Year-round EAST PETPESWICK Harbour Retreat ,qH $140–165 1715 East Petpeswick Road www.harbourretreat.cawendy.hanlan@gmail.com902-456-9276 Q•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round Nantucket House on Martinique Beach qH $450-850 2429 East Petpeswick Road novascotiashore.comnovascotiabeach@gmail.com403-966-2392 Q,S•Pvt bath•@ 48-hr CXL Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round HEAD OF JEDDORE Jeddore Lodge & Cabins p H $90–150, XP $10 9855 Highway 7 www.jeddorelodge.combooking.jeddorelodge@gmail.com902-889-3030 Q,D,S•Ens, pvt or shared bath•Full b’fast 48-hr CXL B&B: 3 Cabin: 10 • May 1–Oct 31 SALMON RIVER BRIDGE Salmon River Country Inn pcccd $110–145, XP $25 9931 Highway 7 www.salmonrivercountryinn.camargit@salmonrivercountryinn.ca902-889-2233 K,Q,T•Ens bath•Buffet b’fast•48-hr CXL•@ Inn: 7 • May 8–Oct 3 END OF MUSQUODOBOIT AREA LAKE CHARLOTTE Webbers Lake Charlotte Motel 11470 Highway 7 $95–120 www.webbersmotel.comlakecharlottemotel@gmail.com902-440-6731 D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@ Motel: 8 • Apr 15–Nov 20 CLAM BAY Moments Oceanside Getaway qccccc H $1275–1995 weekly 23 Pebblebeach Lane hollynewton21@gmail.com902-229-2168 Q,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@ Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round CLAM HARBOUR Sidanna Retreat: Tranquil Seaside Getaway q H $299–549 27 Russell www.sidannaretreat.comsidannaretreat@gmail.com902-999-1774Road K,Q • Pri bath•@•2-wk CXL Cottage: 1 • Year-round UPPER LAKEVILLE Webber’s Lakeside Cottages qccc H $144–199, $864–1200 738 Upper Lakeville Road weekly 902-845-2340, www.webberslakesideresort.cominfo@webberslakesideresort.com800-589-2282 Q,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 2 • May 14–Oct 14 SHIP HARBOUR The Deanery Project pH 751 West Ship Harbour www.thedeaneryproject.comthedeaneryproject@gmail.comRoad D,S•@@ Dorm-style: 5 • Year-round TANGIER Paddler’s Retreat B&B p, $65–105, XP $10 84 Mason’s Point Road 902-772-2774, www.coastaladventures.com/retreat.htmlinfo@coastaladventures.com877-404-2774 Q,D,S•Ens or shared bath•Full b’fast 24-hr CXL•@ B&B: 4 • June 15–Oct 15 SHEET HARBOUR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) PORT DUFFERIN Black Duck Ocean View Country Inn qcccd $110–120, XP $20 25245 Highway 7 gloriav@ns.sympatico.ca902-654-2237 Q,D•Ens bath•Full b’fast•48-hr CXL•@ B&B: 3 • Year-round The Marmalade Motel p $139–189, XP $15 25658 Highway 7 www.themarmalademotel.comcontact@themarmalademotel.com782-285-0095 K,Q,D•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•@ Motel: 8 • Year-round END OF SHEET HARBOUR AREA LISCOMB Birchill Bed & Breakfast and Guest House ,H $82–145, XP $10; 5254 Highway 7 no tax www.birchillbb.comparadise@birchillbb.com902-779-2017 Q•Pvt bath•Full b’fast•48-hr CXL•@ B&B: 2 Cottage: 1 • Year-round LISCOMB MILLS Liscombe Lodge Resort & Conference Centre pcccd $129–350 2884 Highway 7 902-779-2307, www.liscombelodge.caliscombe@liscombelodge.ca800-665-6343 K,Q,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•Buffet b’fast•72-hr CXL•@ Resort: 68 May 2–Oct 30, weekends Nov 1–27, 2022 SHERBROOKE Daysago Bed & Breakfast qH $100, XP $10; 15 Cameron Road no tax www.bbcanada.com/daysagodaysago@ns.sympatico.ca902-328-7600 Q,D•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 1 • Year-round Sherbrooke Village Inn pH $130–275, XP $20 7975 Highway 7 www.sherbrookevillageinn.casherbrookevillageinn@bellaliant.com902-522-2228 K,Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@•Full b’fast Cabin: 3 Motel: 12 Suite: 2 Vac. Home: 1 Apr 1–Oct 31 ShoreEasternNovaScotia.com Accommodations

GOSHEN B&B on the Hill, Forge & Stable qcccc $110–120 317 Goshen-Fishers Mills Road www.on-the-hill.camail@on-the-hill.ca902-318-1811 K,T,S•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•5-day CXL•@ Cottage: 1 Suite: 2 • Year-round NEW HARBOUR Lonely Rock Seaside Bungalows pccccdH $99–259, XP $10 150 New Harbour Road 902-387-2668, www.lonelyrock.cominfo@lonelyrock.com866-248-1877 Q,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@ Cottage: 6 • May 1–Nov 1 LARRY’S RIVER Murphy’s Inn q $105–135 6163 Highway 316 www.murphysinn.cainnkeeper@murphysinn.ca902-525-2411 Q•Ens or shared bath•5-day CXL•@ B&B: 4 • Aug 1–Oct 30 CHARLOS COVE SeaWind Landing Country Inn p, $139–189 159 Wharf www.seawindlanding.cainnkeepers@seawindlanding.ca902-525-2108,Road800-563-4667 K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@ Inn: 12 • Year-round CANSO Eagle Valley Cottages pcccd H $130 3421 Highway 16 www.eagle-valley-cottages.comvorauer@tunaxxl.com902-318-3202 D,T•Pvt bath•@ Cottage: 2 • Year-round FOX ISLAND Seabreeze Cottages pH $99–125, XP $10 230 Fox Island Road 902-366-2352, www.seabreezecampground.comseabreeze.camp@ns.sympatico.ca866-771-2267 D,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@ Cottage: 4 • May 15–Oct 15 GUYSBOROUGH Authentic Seacoast: Yurts in the Vineyard pH $189–349 75 Ferry Lane yurts/www.seacoaststay.ca/accommodations/reservations@authenticseacoast.com902-533-2078,Road902-533-3904 Q,D,T•Shared, pvt bath•@ Yurt: 10 • Year-round DesBarres Manor Inn qccccd $199–259, XP $35 90 Church www.seacoaststay.careservations@desbarresmanor.com902-533-2099Street K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•@ Inn: 10 • Year-round Distillery House pcccc $119 119 Ferry distillerywww.seacoaststay.ca/accommodations/reservations@desbarresmanor.com902-533-3904Lane Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL Motel: 10 • May 1–Nov CAMPGROUNDS1 For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. WEST PORTER’S LAKE Porters Lake Provincial Park v Wp $27–36 1160 West Porter’s Lake Road 902-827-2250, parks.novascotia.ca/content/porters-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 80 o/n • Seasonal WYSE’S CORNER Dollar Lake Provincial Park v ;p $27 5265 Old Guysborough Road 902-384-2770, parks.novascotia.ca/content/dollar-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•Swimming: L•24-hr CXL Sites: 117 o/n • Seasonal UPPER LAKEVILLE E & F Webber Lakeside Park "pccc[F]ccc[R] $32–60 738 Upper Lakeville Road 902-845-2340, www.webberslakesideresort.cominfo@webberslakesideresort.com800-589-2282 E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: L 48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 67 (35 o/n) • May 14–Oct 14 EAST SHIP HARBOUR Norse Cove Camping p $30–108 51 Dewolfes www.norsecovecamping.cominfo@norsecovecamping.com902-430-4559Road U•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 18 o/n • Year-round MURPHY COVE Murphy’s Camping on the Ocean pccc[F]ccc [R] $36–129 308 Murphys www.murphyscamping.careservations@murphyscamping.ca902-772-2700Road E,W,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•2-wk CXL•@ Sites: 46 o/n • May 15–Oct 15 SPRY BAY Spry Bay Campground & Cabins p,ccc[F]cd[R] $30–100 19867 Highway 7 902-772-2554, gonecamping@sprybaycampground.ca866-229-8014 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ Sites: 48 (33 o/n) • May 1–Oct 31 SHEET HARBOUR East River Lodge Campground & Trailer Park p $29–41 200 Pool eastrivercampground@gmail.com902-885-2057Road E,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: R•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 40 (22 o/n) • May 1–Oct 31 SHERBROOKE Riversedge Camping ccd[F]cd[R] $25–45 150 Hospital www.jimmporter.wixsite.com/riversedgeportermarla491@gmail.com902-328-2517Road E,W•Pull-thrus•Swimming: R•DS•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 15 o/n • May 18–Sept 30 STILLWATER Nimrod’s Campground pcc[F]cd[R] $35–45 159 Highway nimrodscampground@gmail.com902-522-2441211 E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L 24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 60 (35 o/n) • Seasonal MIDDLE COUNTRY HARBOUR Salsman Provincial Park v Wp $27 15641 Highway 316 902-328-2999, parks.novascotia.ca/content/salsmanparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•Swimming: R•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 40 o/n • Seasonal FOX ISLAND Seabreeze Campground p $28–45, XP $10 230 Fox Island Main Road 902-366-2352, www.seabreezecampground.comseabreeze.camp@ns.sympatico.ca866-771-2267 E,W,Se,U,C/T/Y•Swimming: O•48-hr CXL•@ Sites: 78 (53 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15 CANSO Cape Canso R.V. Park & Marina p $26–28 1639 Union donmillen@gmail.com902-366-2937,Street902-366-3120 E,W,Se•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O•@ Sites: 33 o/n • May 15–Oct 15 RIVERSIDE Boylston Provincial Park v p $27 11131 Highway 16 902-533-3503, parks.novascotia.ca/content/boylstonparkinfo@novascotia.ca888-544-3434 U•DS•24-hr CXL•@ Sites: 34 o/n • Seasonal ShoreEasternNovaScotia.com Campgrounds/Accommodations

ATTRACTIONS This category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages and Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see page 2. SEAFORTH Hope for Wildlife 5909 Highway 207 www.hopeforwildlife.netinfo@hopeforwildlife.net902-407-9453 Admission: D • Year-round • ; @ WEST CHEZZETCOOK Acadian House Museum / L’Acadie de Chezzetcook 79 Hill www.acadiedechezzetcook.cainfo@acadiedechezzetcook.ca902-827-5992Road Admission: $ • July 1–Aug 31 • W@ MIDDLE MUSQUODOBOIT Musquodoboit Valley Bicentennial Theatre and Cultural Centre 12390 Highway 224 www.bicentennialtheatre.cainfo@bicentennialtheatre.ca902-384-2819 Admission: $ • Year-round • W@ MOOSE RIVER GOLD MINES Moose River Gold Mines Museum 6990 Moose River Road bbelmore@ns.sympatico.ca902-384-2484 Admission: D • July 1–Aug 31 • W@ MARKLAND Icelandic Memorial 380 Caribou www.novascotiaicelanders.caglendaburrows@eastlink.ca902-489-5719Road OYSTERYear-roundPOND Fisherman’s Life Museum v 10309 Highway 7 matthew.hughson@novascotia.ca902-889-2053 fishermanslife.novascotia.ca Admission: $ • Re-opening 2023 • ; LAKE CHARLOTTE Memory Lane Heritage Village 5435 Clam Harbour Road 902-845-1937, www.visitmemorylane.cainfo@visitmemorylane.ca877-287-0697 Admission: $ • June 1–Oct 1• W@ SHEET HARBOUR MacPhee House Community Museum 22404 Main wend_yv@hotmail.com902-885-2092Street June 15–Sept 18 • ;@ SHERBROOKE Sherbrooke Village v 42 Main 902-522-2400,Street sherbrookevillage.novascotia.casvillage@novascotia.ca888-743-7845 Admission: $ • Seasonal • ;@ St. Mary’s River Salmon Museum 8404 Highway 7 www.stmarysriverassociation.comstmarysriver@ns.sympatico.ca902-522-2099 Admission: D • June 1–Sept 30 • W ASPEN Baird’s Tradesmen Museum 12453 Highway 7 tradesmen.museum@gmail.com902-833-2219 Admission: $ • July 1–Oct 1 • ; PORT BICKERTON Port Bickerton Lighthouse Interpretive Centre 408 Lighthouse www.portbickertonlighthouse.capbnslighthouse@gmail.comRoad Admission: $ • July 1–Sept 30 • W@ GOLDBORO Goldboro Interpretive Centre 12881 Highway 316 interpretivecentregoldboro@gmail.com902-387-2454 June 30–Aug 31 • W@ HALF ISLAND COVE Out of the Fog Lighthouse Museum 4291 Highway 16 www.lighthousemuseum.cakeepersofthebeacons@seasidehighspeed.com902-358-2108 Admission: D • June 15–Sept 20 • W@ CANSO Canso Islands National Historic SiteP 1465 Union www.parkscanada.gc.ca/cansoislandslhn-agb-nhs@pc.gc.ca902-366-3136Street Admission: D • July 1–Sept 5 • ; Canso Museum: Whitman House 1297 Union cansotouristbureau@ns.sympatico.ca902-366-2170Street June 1–Sept 30 • W@ GUYSBOROUGH Old Court House 1843 106 Church www.guysboroughhistoricalsociety.caguysborough.historical@ns.sympatico.ca902-533-4008Street Admission: D • June 1–Oct 1 • W@ GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. EAST CHEZZETCOOK Eastern Shores Gallery 40 East Chezzetcook Road www.easternshoresgallery.comanthea@easternshoresgallery.com902-414-6117 Media: Clay, paintings & prints Year-round • W JEDDORE OYSTER POND Black Sheep Gallery 1689 West Jeddore Road www.blacksheepart.comaudrey@blacksheepart.com902-889-5012 Media: Paintings, wood, metal June 15–Sept 15 PORT FELIX Kas Stone Photographic Art 2905 Highway 316 www.kasstone.cainfo@kasstone.ca902-523-5300 Media: Photography • Year-round • ; GUYSBOROUGH ArtWorks East 80 Main www.artworkseast.caartworkseast.awe@gmail.comStreet Media: Paintings & prints, photography June 15–Sep 15 • ; CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries and Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences and On-site Producers recognized by their applicable provincial associations. SHEET HARBOUR Sober Island Brewing Company 22478 Highway 7 www.soberislandbrewing.carebecca@soberbrewing.ca902-719-9463 Brewery • Year-round • NW@ GUYSBOROUGH Authentic Seacoast Distillery , Brewery and Vineyard 75 Ferry Lane • www.authenticseacoast.cominfo@authenticseacoast.com902-533-3904 Distillery, brewery, winery Year-round • NW RESTAURANTS For more extensive information, visit dinenovascotia.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com See page 2 for a key to the symbols and codes. LAKE ECHO Crazy Weasel 2751 Hwy www.crazyweasel.comcrazyweasel2751@gmail.com902-829-22227 GRANDYear-roundDESERT Rose & Rooster Cafe 6502 Highway 207 www.roseandrooster.comroseandrooster@gmail.com902-827-1042 Year-round •NW@ MUSQUODOBOIT HARBOUR Lupin Dining & Pantry 1196 West Petpeswick Road info@lupindining.ca902-981-6651 Year-round •W SHEET HARBOUR Henley House Pub & Restaurant 22478 Highway 7 www.henleyhouse.cameryl@henleyhouse.ca902-885-3335 May 1–Nov 1 •W@ShoreEasternNovaScotia.com Restaurants/FoodsSpecialty&BeveragesCraft/Artisans&ArtistsShops,Galleries,/Attractions

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Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; Moose River Gold Mines Provincial Park 140 Moose River parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad EASTMay–OctPETPESWICK Halifax Surf School Martinique Beach Provincial Park www.halifaxsurfschool.cominfo@halifaxsurfschool.com902-789-5483 Category: Surfing • May 1–Oct 31 Martinique Beach Provincial Park v 2389 East Petpeswick parks.novascotia.ca/content/martinique-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–Oct Ocean Playground Adventures 193 Martinique Beach Road, Parking Lot #1 902-809-9283, www.surfmartinique.camartiniquesurf@gmail.com902-449-9488 Category: Surfing • July 1–Sept 29 CLAM HARBOUR Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park v 158 Beach parks.novascotia.ca/content/clam-harbour-beachparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches May–Oct UPPER LAKEVILLE E & F Webber Lakeside Park 738 Upper Lakeville Road 902-845-2340, www.webberslakesideresort.cominfo@webberslakesideresort.com800-589-2282 Category: Equipment Rentals {} May 14–Oct 14 • ; SHIP HARBOUR The Deanery Project 751 West Ship Harbour Road www.thedeaneryproject.comthedeaneryproject@gmail.com902-845-1888 Category: Walking; hiking EASTYear-roundSHIP HARBOUR Norse Cove Sea Kayak Tours and Rentals 18 Dewolfes www.boattoursnovascotia.cominfo@norsecovecamping.com902-430-4559Road Category: Equipment Rentals } MURPHYYear-roundCOVE Murphy’s Scenic Boat Tours 308 Murphys www.murphyscamping.ca/boat-toursinfo@murphyscamping.ca902-772-2700Road Category: Equipment Rentals { May 15–Oct 15 TANGIER Coastal Adventures 84 Mason’s Point Road 902-772-2774, www.coastaladventures.cominfo@coastaladventures.com877-404-2774 Category: Equipment Rentals } May 15–Oct 30 SPRY BAY Spry Bay Provincial Park v 19310 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/spry-bayparkinfo@novascotia.ca7 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; Taylor Head Provincial Park v 20140 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/taylor-headparkinfo@novascotia.ca7 Category: Parks • May–Oct SHEET HARBOUR Surfdonkey - Sheet Harbour 10 Chittick support@surfdonkey.net902-397-3575Crescent Category: Equipment Rentals } MARIEYear-roundJOSEPH Marie Joseph Provincial Park v 1420 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/marie-josephparkinfo@novascotia.ca7 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; LISCOMB MILLS Liscombe Lodge Marina v 2884 Highway 7 www.liscombelodge.ca/marina-2liscombe@liscombelodge.ca902-779-2307 Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs Seasonal • W SHERBROOKE Sherbrooke Provincial Park v 8407 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/sherbrookeparkinfo@novascotia.ca7 Category: Parks • May–Oct ShoreEasternNovaScotia.com Outdoors/Restaurants

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Lake Road parks.novascotia.ca/content/porters-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca Category: Parks • May–Oct THREE FATHOM HARBOUR Happy Dude’s Surf Emporium 4891 Highway 207 www.happydudes.wordpress.comhappydudes@eastlink.ca902-827-4962 Category: Surfing • Year-round MEAGHER’S GRANT River Oaks Golf Club www.riveroaksgolfclub.cariveroaksgolfns@gmail.com902-384-2033 Category: Golf Courses May 1–Oct 31 • W ELDERBANK Elderbank Waterway Provincial Park v 5819

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LISCOMB MILLS Riverside Dining Room at Liscombe Lodge Resort 2884 Highway 7 902-779-2307, www.liscombelodge.caliscombe@liscombelodge.ca800-665-6343 May 2–Oct 30 •NW@ CHARLOS COVE Seawind Landing 159 Wharf www.seawindlanding.ca/dininginnkeepers@seawindlanding.ca902-525-2108,Road800-563-4667 Seasonal •W GUYSBOROUGH DesBarres Manor Inn 90 Church www.desbarresmanor.comreservations@desbarresmanor.com902-533-2099,Street888-933-2099 Type: Fine dining, gourmet Licensed • Year-round •N;@ OUTDOORS These listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are seasonspecific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. See Tours section for information about outdoor experiences offered by tour operators. COW BAY Rainbow Haven Beach Provincial Park v 2249 Cow Bay haven-beachparks.novascotia.ca/content/rainbow-parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks; Supervised Beaches EASTMay–OctLAWRENCETOWN Cole CoastalHarbour–LawrencetownHeritagePark Lawrencetown to Cole lawrencetownparks.novascotia.ca/content/cole-harbour-parkinfo@novascotia.caHarbour Category: Parks • Year-round • ; East Coast Surf School 4348 Lawrencetown Road www.ecsurfschool.comecsurfschool@gmail.com902-449-9488 Category: Surfing • May 1–Nov 30 Kannon Beach Wind and Surf 4144 Lawrencetown Road www.kannonbeach.comstore@kannonbeach.com902-434-3040 Category: Surfing; Equipment Rentals Year-round Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park v 4348 Lawrencetown lawrencetown-beachparks.novascotia.ca/content/parkinfo@novascotia.caRoad

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Category: Parks; Supervised Lawrenctown PORTER’S West Porter’s Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/elderbankparkinfo@novascotia.ca357 CORNER Dollar Guysborough Supervised Beaches MUSQUODOBOIT Musquodoboit Valley Provincial 11685 Highway musquodoboit-valleyparks.novascotia.ca/content/parkinfo@novascotia.ca224

Stonewall Park 8407 Highway 7 www.saint-marys.ca/parks-and-trails.htmlcouncil@saint-marys.ca902-522-2598 Category: Parks • Year-round • ; LOCHIEL LAKE Lochiel Lake Provincial Park v 13575 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/lochiel-lakeparkinfo@novascotia.ca7 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; MIDDLE COUNTRY HARBOUR Salsman Provincial Park v 15641 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/salsmanparkinfo@novascotia.ca316 Category: Parks • May–Oct TOR BAY Tor Bay Provincial Park v 650 Tor Bay Branch parks.novascotia.ca/content/tor-bayparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; DOVER Black Duck Cove Provincial Park v 1409 Dover parks.novascotia.ca/content/black-duck-coveparkinfo@novascotia.caRoad Category: Parks • May–Oct • W CANSO Cape Canso Marina 1639 Union donmillen@gmail.com902-366-2937Street Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs June 1–Oct RIVERSIDE15 Boylston Provincial Park v 11088 Highway parks.novascotia.ca/content/boylstonparkinfo@novascotia.ca16 Category: Parks • May–Oct PORT SHOREHAM Port Shoreham Beach Provincial Park v 1720 Highway shoreham-beachparks.novascotia.ca/content/port-parkinfo@novascotia.ca344 Category: Parks • May–Oct • ; TRAILS Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. EAST LAWRENCETOWN Atlantic View Trail – 10 km Trans Canada Trail 4348 Highway www.halifax.ca/recreation/parks-trails-gardens207 Trail Uses: YKLSy Year-round • ; PORTER’S LAKE Crowbar Lake Hiking Trails 16.5 km 1800 Myra trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/hx122.htmlcrowbartrail@yahoo.ca902-827-2364Road Trail Uses: YL • Year-round CARROLLS CORNER Carrolls Corner Mastodon Trail 4 km 9 Milford Road Trail Uses: YKLSy Year-round • ; MUSQUODOBOIT HARBOUR Musquodoboit Trailway – 41 km Trans Canada Trail 90 Park www.mta-ns.camta.ns.ca@gmail.comRoad Trail Uses: YKLy • Year-round • ; LISCOMB MILLS Liscomb River Trail System 13 km Highway 7 (near #2884) trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/g008.htmlliscombe@liscombelodge.ca800-665-6343 Trail Uses: YL> • Seasonal PORT BICKERTON Port Bickerton Lighthouse 3.5 km Beach Park Trail Highway www.portbickertonlighthouse.ca211 Trail Uses: YLSy • Year-round STORMONT Loyalist Trail 2 km Highway 316 (near #14100) Trail Uses: YLSsy • Year-round CANSO Chapel Gully Trail 5 km Wilmot trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/g001.htmlStreet Trail Uses: YLy • Year-round QUEENSPORT Queensport Road / 18 km Barrenland Trail Highway 16 (near trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/g004b.html#5475) Trail Uses: YLSy • Year-round GUYSBOROUGH Guysborough Nature Trail – 55 km Trans Canada Trail Queen Street, across from fire hall trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/g013.html Trail Uses: YK>LSsy Year-round Guysborough Waterfront Trail 1 km 106 Church Street Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round TOURS The colour-coded Tour Locations indicate that these tours are offered in at least one other region. Otherwise, the tours listed here take place entirely within this region. See page 2 for a key to tour types. KEY TO TOUR LOCATIONS: u Halifax u South Shore u Yarmouth & Acadian Shores u Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley u Northumberland Shore u Cape Breton u Eastern Shore BOAT TOURS & CHARTERS Guysborough Sailing Club Guysborough Docks, Guysborough www.guysboroughsailingschool.comguysboroughsailingschool@eastlink.ca902-870-6567 Tour Types: Ytb • Year-round Murphy’s Scenic Boat Tours 308 Murphys Road, Murphy Cove www.murphyscamping.ca/boat-toursinfo@murphyscamping.ca902-772-2700 Tour Types: {tf • May 15–Oct 15 Norse Cove Boat Tours 18 Dewolfes Road, East Ship Harbour www.boattoursnovascotia.cominfo@norsecovecamping.com902-430-4559 Tour Types: t • July 2–Sept 15 Sober Island Boat Tours 73 Levy’s Road, Sober Island ahoy@soberislandboattour.com902-696-3995 Tour Types: }b t • Equipment rentals MULTI-ACTIVITYYear-round ADVENTURE Happy Dude’s Surf Emporium 4891 Highway 207, Three Fathom Harbour www.happydudes.wordpress.comhappydudes@eastlink.ca902-827-4962 Tour Types: } • Year-round NATURE & WILDLIFE Nova Nature Adventures 598 Isaac's Harbour Road, Isaac's Harbour www.novanatureadventures.comstephen@novanatureadventures.com902-387-2089 Tour Types: Y • May 1–Oct 31 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Coastal Adventures 84 Mason’s Point Road, Tangier 902-772-2774, www.coastaladventures.cominfo@coastaladventures.com877-404-2774 Tour Locations: uuu Tour Types: Y} • May 15–Oct 30 ShoreEasternNovaScotia.com Tours/Trails/Outdoors

Argentia, NL–North Sydney, NS Service mid-June to mid-September. Reservations recommended.

Seasonal international ferry service. Save driving time travelling between Maine, USA and Nova Scotia on The CAT highspeed ferry. Approximate crossing time 3 hours 30 minutes. Travellers can walk or drive aboard. Advance reservations recommended. Valid passport required.

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Highways from all points in the United States and Canada join the Trans-Canada Highway entering Nova Scotia from New Brunswick at Amherst.

Bar Harbor, Maine, USA–Yarmouth, Nova Scotia Toll-freeferries.ca877-762-7245

New Brunswick–Nova Scotia Saint John, NB–Digby, NS Toll-freeferries.ca877-762-7245

Service operates year-round. Approximate crossing time 2 hours 15 minutes (peak season) and 2 hours 30 minutes (off season). Travellers can walk or drive aboard. Advance reservations recommended.

Newfoundland–Nova Scotia Port-aux-Basques, NL–North Sydney, Toll-free:marineatlantic.caNS800-341-7981 Daily service year-round; additional service mid-June to September.

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Service operates May 1 to December 20. Approximate crossing time 75 minutes. Travellers can walk or drive aboard. Advance reservations recommended.

Alternative Routes Travel www.alternativeroutes.casam@alternativeroutes.ca902-880-4918 Hop-on/hop-off door-to-door shuttle serving the South Shore and Annapolis Valley. Charters in off-season.

Cruising to Nova Scotia Nova Scotia’s port destinations are part of the Canada/New England cruise itinerary. More than 20 major cruise lines visit Nova Scotia between April and November each year, with 4- to 12-day cruises out of New York/Boston and Quebec City/Montreal.

Please consult travel.gc.ca/travel-covid and novascotia.ca/coronavirus/travel for up to date travel guidance and restrictions related to COVID-19.

Citizens of the United States travelling between the U.S. and Canada require a valid U.S. passport, Air NEXUS card, or U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner document to return home. Most international visitors to Canada require an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). Visit canada.ca/eta for more information. By air Nova Scotia is located two hours closer to Europe than any other mainland North American destination, and its capital city, Halifax, about 90 minutes from Boston and two hours from New York. The Halifax Stanfield International Airport is the Atlantic Canadian hub for all domestic, regional, and international services. Visit halifaxstanfield.ca or sydneyairport.ca to get the most current information for planning your trip. Full–service Airports Halifax InternationalStanfieldAirport W 902-873-4422 • fax 902-873-4750 info@hiaa.cahalifaxstanfield.ca GPS N44 52.867 W63 30.908. Two asphalt runways: 7,700 ft. & 10,500 ft. Open year-round. JA Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport W 902-564-7720 • sydneyairport.ca GPS N46 09.683 W60 02.867. Two runways: 7,070 ft. and 6,000 ft. Open Yarmouthyear-round.International Airport W 902-742-6484 • fax yarmouthairport.cainfo@yarmouthairport.ca902-742-6881 GPS N43 49.617 W66 05.283. Two asphalt runways: 5,000 ft. and 6,000 ft. Open year-round. By sea Comfortable car ferry trips provide easy access from Maine and other Atlantic provinces to Nova Scotia. Reservations are recommended, and travellers should arrive 1 hour prior to departure for check-in. See websites for details.

Prince Edward Island–Nova Scotia Wood Islands, PEI–Caribou, NS Toll-freeferries.ca877-762-7245

For more information on cruising to Nova Scotia, visit NovaScotia.com or contact your local travel agent for more details.

By land

AM PM ampmlimohalifax.ca902-292-6780Limousine Halifax airport service. Cloud Nine thecloudnineshuttle.com902-742-3992Shuttle•cloud@istar.ca Yarmouth to Halifax and airport. Coach coachatlanticgroup.comcharters@coachatlanticgroup.com888-599-4287Atlantic Airport transportation and charters.

Passport and visa requirements for visiting Canada will vary according to your citizenship, residency, and purpose for visiting Canada. For up-to-date information for visitors from the Canadian Border Services Agency, go to cbsa.gc.ca or call 800-461-9999 (within Canada), 506-636-5064 or 204-983-3500 (outside of Canada).

Crystal info@crystallimo.ca902-830-8338902-877-7778Limousine(cell)(text)• crystallimo.ca Halifax area: Airport service and Nova Scotia tours. Handi Trans 902-539-4336(TCB) Sydney, North Sydney, Sydney Mines, Glace Bay, New Waterford. Halifax Transit 311 (TTY halifax-transithalifax.ca/transportation/902-490-6645) Halifax Metro area, airport and harbour ferry service. Halifax Transit “Access-A-Bus” 902-490-6681 (to register) 902-490-6999 (scheduling) Wheelchair-accessible bus service in the Halifax Metro area. Kathleen’s Shuttle and Tours 902-249-0086877-720-8747

Digby and Annapolis Valley shuttle service to Halifax and airport; tours of Valley region. Kings 902-678-7310Transit • kingstransit.ns.cainfo@kingstransit.ns.ca888-546-4442

Yarmouth, Acadian Shore, Digby, Annapolis

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Valley, Halifax region, airport. Maritime (Customer800-575-1807BusService call centre) maritimebus.com Amherst to Halifax, Kentville, Sydney. Transit Cape cbrm.ns.ca/transit902-539-8124Breton•epw@cbrm.ns.ca Sydney and Metro Cape Breton communities. Tri-Star tri-starcharters.com902-742-2900Shuttle Yarmouth, Digby, South Shore, Halifax. By rail VIA Rail Canada Transcontinental train service. Call VIA Rail toll-free anywhere in Canada 888-842-7245 or visit viarail.ca AccommodationsinformationGeneral Many tourism operators listed in this guide have been rated by Canada Select, and/or CAA/AAA for quality. When available, these ratings are noted in the listings. Visit NovaScotia.com for a description of accommodation types. All accommodation rates are subject to change. We’re closer than you think informationVisitorNovaScotia.com

Public transit system operating in the Annapolis Valley. Mariner marinershuttle.comarinershuttle@eastlink.ca902-586-8302Shuttle•855-586-6140

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$ Hearing Accessible The property is accessible to persons with partial hearing loss to total hearing loss.

Please visit accessadvisor.ca for more information and to view a list of Access Advisor–verified locations or call 902-566-3501.

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Access Advisor is a rating program that identifies levels of accessibility in participating accommodations and campgrounds. All locations showing these symbols have been visited to confirm their level of accessibility. Please contact the establishment directly to ensure that your specific needs can be met. accessadvisor.ca

J Budget-oriented, offering basic comfort and hospitality.

Services for people with special needs W; W indicates that the business meets the minimum requirements of access for people using a wheelchair. Those that provide at least one service for persons with mild to moderate disabilities but are not wheelchairaccessible are identified by ;. Accessibility standards for public access to businesses are not currently regulated in Nova Scotia, so use of the W and ; symbols is at the discretion of the operators and definitions can vary from operator to operator. When possible, please contact operators directly to ensure that their property meets your accessibility requirements. sources of information Scotia League for Equal

JJ Affordable, with modestly enhanced facilities, decor, and amenities.

JJJJJ Ultimate luxury, sophistication, and comfort with extraordinary physical attributes, meticulous personalized service, extensive amenities, and impeccable standards of excellence.

JJJ Distinguished, multi-faceted with enhanced physical attributes, amenities, and guest comforts.

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Approval, establishments must meet basic requirements for cleanliness, comfort, and security, verified by unannounced evaluations by professional AAA inspectors. The Diamond Rating is determined based on a compilation of all property characteristics, with a focus on overall guest impression rather than on individual elements.

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CAA/AAA To be eligible for CAA/AAA

"Partially Accessible The property is accessible or partially accessible to persons with varied levels of disability, including difficulty with mobility, reflexes, and strength.

A Museum Pass gains you unlimited entry into all 28 Nova Scotia Museum sites for a full year. Passes cost $92.65 for a family (two adults and their children) and $46.85 for a single adult (18+). Purchase a pass in person at any of the Nova Scotia Museum sites.

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Fully Mobile Accessible The entire property is accessible to persons requiring the use of a wheelchair or other mobility assistive device.

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Clean It Right is a training program that provides awareness and education on cleaning with the goal of regaining consumer confidence. The program is designed to increase the safety of guests, visitors and the workforce in the Tourism industry. Operators who train all of their cleaning staff are designated as Certified Clean it Right Businesses. Look for this logo on certified throughoutbusinessesthisguide.

JJJJ Refined, stylish with upscale physical attributes, extensive amenities, and a high degree of hospitality, service, and attention to detail.

% Sight Accessible The property is accessible to persons with sight impairment, from partial to total blindness.

cc Moderate Accommodations with additional facilities and some amenities.

c Modest Campgrounds that meet basic standard of cleanliness, comfort, and safety.

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Discover more than 200 ways to eat and drink your way around Nova Scotia. From chefs, farmers and fishers to winemakers, brewers, distillers and artisans, Taste of Nova Scotia showcases some of the finest food and drink our province has to offer. Explore one of our three culinary trails. Whether you are looking for chowder, lobster, wine, craft beer, spirits or cider, the Nova Scotia Good Cheer, Chowder and Lobster Trails will take you on a culinary journey across Nova Scotia.

cc Moderate Campgrounds with additional facilities and some amenities. ccc Above Average Campgrounds with a greater range of facilities, guest amenities, and services. cccc Exceptional Campgrounds with an extensive range of facilities, guest amenities, and services. ccccc Luxurious Campgrounds, among the very best in the country, with an outstanding range of facilities, guest amenities, and services.

The ScotiaAssociationRestaurantofNova(RANS)isa non-profit organization that has successfully represented and promoted the food and beverage service industry for more than 65 years. Through dinenovascotia.ca and celebrations such as the Savour Food & Wine Festival, RANS invites residents, visitors, and foodies to rediscover the culinary landscape and diverse dining scene of Nova Scotia. Need information?more Let us help you plan your vacation to Nova Scotia. Visit NovaScotia.com for inspiration or call our friendly travel counsellors at 1-800-565-0000 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm AST, closed weekends and holidays) or explore@novascotia.ca to receive travel planning assistance.

One reflects the excellence of the facility; the second denotes the standard of recreational activities.

Arrivals area vic-airport@novascotia.ca902-873-1223/1224 Halifax Waterfront At Sackville Landing 1655 Lower Water Street vic-water@novascotia.ca902-424-4248 May–Oct. Peggy’s Cove 96 Peggy’s Point vic-peggy@novascotia.ca902-823-2253/2256Road PortMay–Oct.Hastings Entrance to Cape Breton Island 96 Highway vic-phast@novascotia.ca902-625-42014 YarmouthMay–Oct. 228 Main

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Camping Select inspects and rates participating campgrounds in two categories: Facility and Recreation. You will find two sets of stars for each Camping Select–rated campground.

d (½ star) is awarded to campgrounds whose physical attributes reflect an enhanced quality for the rated level.

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vic-amh@novascotia.ca902-667-8429 Halifax

At the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border Cumberland Loop InternationalStanfieldAirport vic-yarm@novascotia.ca902-742-5033Street

Canada Select is an industry-led consumer-driven rating program providing visitors with nationally consistent standards of quality within categories of roofed accommodation. Canada Select uses a recognized star rating system, awarding up to 5 stars: c Modest Accommodations that meet basic standard of cleanliness, comfort, and safety.

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Follow our Stars to QUALITY Campgrounds! campingselect.ca 902-406-4747

d (½ star) is awarded to properties whose physical attributes reflect an enhanced quality for the rated level.

ccc Above Average Accommodations with a greater range of facilities, guest amenities, and services. cccc Exceptional Accommodations with an extensive range of facilities, guest amenities, and services. ccccc Luxurious Accommodations, among the very best in the country, with an outstanding range of facilities, guest amenities, and services.