Explore Nova scotia in the
Spring
Spring in Nova Scotia is a season of fresh starts, with blooming flowers, powerful waterfalls, and longer days for exploring. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls in Cape Breton, spotting cherry blossoms in Halifax, or enjoying a coastal trail, it’s the perfect time to soak in the province’s natural beauty.
cherry blossoms
Cape breton waterfall season
March
The early signs of spring start to peek through, with temperatures ranging from -2°C to 6°C. It’s a great time for maple syrup festivals and seeing the ice caves on the Bay of Fundy.
April
Spring blooms and waterfalls begin to rush as the weather warms, with temperatures between 2°C and 10°C.
May
Cherry blossoms, coastal hikes, and the Bluenose Marathon make this a beautiful time to visit, with temperatures ranging from 6°C to 16°C.
At a glance
experience Spring
Spring in Nova Scotia arrives a little later than it does in other places in Canada, but it’s worth the wait. March kicks off with maple syrup season, plus the chance to see the last of the Bay of Fundy’s ice caves and dramatic icicles at low tide. By April, the weather warms, and by May, blossoms fill the parks.
Enjoy a stroll through the Halifax Public Gardens during cherry blossom season, chase waterfalls in Cape Breton, or join the Bluenose Marathon in May for a memorable spring race
Looking for more ideas? Check out these spring-inspired adventures across the province!
