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Cape Breton
Cape Breton Island is a place of jaw-dropping coastal views, charming towns, and outdoor adventures. While the Cabot Trail is an iconic highlight, the island offers so much more, from waterfalls to hiking trails and vibrant local culture.
Egypt Falls
View from Franey trail
The Cabot Trail
A scenic drive filled with breathtaking lookouts, coastal hikes, and charming communities
chasing Waterfalls
Spring is peak season for waterfalls—don’t miss spots like Egypt Falls and Beulach Ban.
Hiking Adventures
From Skyline Trail’s famous cliffs to less-traveled paths, Cape Breton’s trails deliver unforgettable views.
Celtic Culture
Celtic Culture and Festivals: Experience Cape Breton’s music, with live performances and festivals in towns like Baddeck and Sydney.
Coastal Beaches
Discover hidden beaches, like Black Brook Cove and Neil’s Harbour, perfect for a post-hike dip.
At a glance
experience Cape Breton
A visit to Cape Breton isn’t complete without driving the Cabot Trail. Start your day in Baddeck, grab a coffee, and head north for the views. Stop for a hike along Skyline Trail, then continue to Pleasant Bay for lunch.
In spring, plan a waterfall-hopping adventure—Cape Breton’s waterfall season kicks off in May and June, with guided hikes, an app to track your visits, and even prizes to be won. It’s the perfect time to experience the island’s beautiful falls.
In summer, relax at Ingonish Beach or Neil’s Harbour. If you’re visiting in fall, making every lookout a picture-perfect stop.”If you’re visiting in autumn, the Cabot Trail is ablaze with reds and golds, and is one of the best places to see the fall colours in Nova Scotia.
