Hiking & Walking Trails
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The MacFarlane Woods Nature Reserve is on Cape Breton Island, at Mull River in the hilly country west of Lake Ainslie. It is part of a region known as Ainslie Uplands, which features hills of folded sedimentary rocks rising to 160 meters above sea level.
These trails wind through a landscape that is both rugged and enchanting, offering hikers the opportunity to immerse themselves in the tranquillity of dense forests, open meadows, and the breathtaking vistas of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
West Mabou Beach Provincial Park on Cape Breton Island is a natural environment park with a beautiful large sandy beach and dune system. The park also consists of several walking and hiking trails a picnic area, change houses, vault toilets and a small interpretive site.
An easy four night, five day self-guided exploration of Western Cape Breton Island on foot. It follows a traffic-free trail - flat and very easy, and one day of hilly hiking in the Mabou Highlands.
West Mabou Beach Trail is a beautiful unmarked trail loop that takes place in a charming boreal forest. The trail reaches, after 2 kilometres, the coastline of Nova Scotia, offering views of the Mabou Harbour.
Nestled along the serene coastline of Cape Breton Island, the Mabou Marina is a picturesque haven for sailors and sea-lovers alike. Water & Electrical hookups available!