Hike the Highlands Festival is held annually in the month of September along the Cabot Trail and in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. This festival is 10 days of guided hikes, evening presentations and opening and closing ceremonies.
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Lady Slipper on Franey Hiking Trail, Cape Breton Highlands National Park
It has been foggy this past weekend with drizzle so I decided to do a fitness hike and get some exercise in on one of my favorite trails – Franey in the Cape Breton...
The August 2009 edition of Backpacker magazine is full of great ideas for summer hiking and camping. Billed as the “Ultralight Camping guide. It features : 1) 81 Summer skills on Navigation, survival, weather, first aid, and wildlife, 2) 33 ways to...
The Coastal Hiking trail will be one of the new hikes featured in the 2009 Hike the Highlands Festival. This trail is located in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park and is approximately 5.6kms one way. It features Atlantic Coastline, coastal...
Black Brook was the scene for the Introduction to Geocaching workshop at Cape Breton Highlands National Park during Walking for the Wildlife weekend. Before the workshop, we were entertained by some incredible waves, sunny conditions and Still...
As part of the Walk for Wildlife weekend at Cape Breton Highlands National Park, a Leave No Trace workshop was held at the Jack Pine Trail. This workshop was sponsored by Hike Nova Scotia. Andrew Dunn and Ben Parsons were our instructors from MEC –...
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