Parts of the Cabot Trail are stunningly beautiful, and rank among the most famous vistas. It other parts, it’s a lot of trees, and tree-filled valleys, with bumpy pavement to link it all ...

Awe-inspiring in every season, Nova Scotia's Cabot Trail can be especially beautiful in the fall. Named for explorer John Cabot, the trail winds for nearly 300 kilometres around the rocky ...

The Cabot Trail is a driver’s dream, but the route also features 26 hiking trails. If you only hike one, make it the Skyline Trail. The easy 4-mile loop provides stunning coastal views from atop ...

Cape Breton's Cabot Trail is a destination for tens of thousands of visitors every year, but major weather events exacerbated by climate change have significantly damaged popular vacation spots ...

The Cabot Trail, often trumpeted as one of the most scenic drives in North America, is a 184-mile loop that begins and ends in the resort town of Baddeck on the shores of Bras d’Or Lake.

Deep native forests, small communities and views to die for — this ring road hides many wonderful trails ...

At Middle Head’s entrance is the 75-year-old Keltic Resort, which can serve as a well-appointed base camp for exploring the 370-square-mile national park and the Cabot Trail, a ring road.

Tourists flock to the Cabot Trail, but climate change is making it more costly to welcome them. Brittany Wentzell | CBC News | Posted: January 9, 2025 10:00 AM | Last Updated: January 9.

The Cabot Trail will get $1 million with the rest going to four locations on the mainland. The government hasn't decided how to spend the money, but it plans to consult with local business and ...

INGONISH BEACH, N.S. - Rounding a curve on the Cabot Trail, you see it: an elongated pile of granite jutting toward the Atlantic Ocean. It’s called Middle Head, and it’s part of Cape Breton ...

It's been more than six months since the Gold Brook Bridge along the Cabot Trail in Middle River, N.S., washed out during a storm, and motorists are still asked to take a detour.