The 298-kilometre-long Cabot Trail is a winding mix of roadway, paths, stairs and stunning beauty that takes you from unreal ocean vistas to quaint fishing villages., passing through the Cape Breton Highlands National Park at its northernmost point.

2016年9月6日 · The Cabot Trail is one of Canada’s ultimate scenic highways. Located on Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Island, the Cabot Trail is a 298 km (185 miles) scenic drive through Cape Breton Highland’s National Park along the Atlantic Ocean. It is considered one of the best road trips in the world. We drove the Cabot Trail in a counterclockwise ...

The Cabot Trail is a scenic highway on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. [1] It is a 298 km (185 mi) loop around the northern tip of the island, passing along and through the Cape Breton Highlands and the Cape Breton Highlands National Park .

Explore the Cabot Trail. Experience the natural beauty of the Cape Breton Highlands as you drive the world famous Cabot Trail. Coined one of the World’s Most Beautiful Drives, this 298 km (186 mi) highway weaves through the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, rewarding travellers with spectacular valley and coastal views all along the way.

2019年6月18日 · The Cabot Trail, a scenic roadway that takes you around the greater part of Nova Scotia's Cape Breton Island, is one of the most famous drives in Canada. Many visitors to Cape Breton Island set aside an entire day—or several days—to see the Cabot Trail's sights.

The Cabot Trail is a magnificent scenic road located in the northern part of Victoria and Inverness Counties on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. Measuring a total of over 300 kilometers in length, it winds its way along the northern tip of the island and offers breathtaking views of the Cape Breton Highlands.

2021年12月21日 · What is the Cabot Trail? The Cabot Trail is a world-class Canada road trip that consists of a 298-kilometre (185 miles) loop around the northern tip of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Most of the Cabot Trail lies within the beautiful Cape Breton Highlands National Park, which means you will need a parks Canada pass. Parks passes can be purchased here.

2022年5月8日 · Cabot Trail Tours. If you don’t have a car or just don’t want to drive the Cabot Trail alone, there are a few tours you can join. This day tour from Sydney is a “mini” tour that shows some of the best highlights along the Cabot Trail, with many look-off stops for photographs and breathtaking viewpoints.

Your last day on the Cabot Trail will see you go from one of the most iconic views on the Island to the stunning tranquillity of St Ann’s Bay, located at the base of the trail. Be sure to stop in enjoy some of the local artisans that call this part of the Cabot Trail home.

2022年9月29日 · How long does it take to do the Cabot Trail? The Cabot Trail is 298 kilometers long and technically you could drive it in under 5 hours, if you drove non-stop. However, it wouldn't be much fun. To have an enjoyable trip, eat some good food, stop at a few gift shops, lookoffs and short hikes, you need an absolute minimum of one full day.

2024年5月13日 · Cycling the Cabot Trail: For avid cyclists, the trail presents a challenging and rewarding journey with its steep climbs and descents, all accompanied by stunning views. Fishing and Angling River and Lake Fishing : The region’s rivers and lakes are known for trout and salmon fishing, with opportunities for both fly fishing and angling.

2022年8月16日 · The Cabot Trail winds its way around the island, circling the beautiful Cape Breton Highlands National Park and taking in so many scenic overlooks, steep drops, mountains, oceans, and forests along the way. There’s something for everyone on this scenic route, from hiking and biking to fishing and whale watching.

2024年1月14日 · The Cabot Trail is named after John Cabot, an early European explorer who landed in the Maritimes in 1497. Controversially, it seems John Cabot actually landed in Newfoundland, not Nova Scotia. However, in the 1930’s, Nova Scotia’s premier wanted to rebrand the province for tourism purposes by leaning into its Scottish history.

2023年5月31日 · The Cabot Trail is a 185 mile loop of jaw-dropping beauty in the northern part of Cape Breton Island (roughly two-thirds of the Cabot Trail is Atlantic coastline). The drive passes through Canada’s Cape Breton Highlands National Park as well as a …

2018年8月2日 · Ingonish. One of the most developed spots along the Cabot Trail, Ingonish truly has something for everyone. Golfers will enjoy the scenic Highland Links Golf Course, those looking for R&R can relax at the charming Keltic Lodge which includes a pool and spa, families can camp at sandy Ingonish Beach and practice their surfing skills, while outdoor enthusiasts …

The Cabot Trail is a scenic driving route on the island of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia and considered one of the most beautiful road trips in North America. Cape Breton is the large island in the northeast of Nova Scotia, home to 18% of the province’s land and 14% of the population.

2024年9月20日 · What is the Cabot Trail? The Cabot Trail is a scenic driving route on the island of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Cape Breton is the big island in northeastern Nova Scotia, home to 18% of the province’s land and 14% of its population. Cape Breton is known for being a slow and beautiful corner of Nova Scotia.

The Cabot Trail also goes through Cape Breton Highlands National Park, a superb hiking destination. You could easily spend several days along the route, enjoying slow travel at its finest. Regine Poirier / Shutterstock. 4. Whale Watching. Whether you’re doing the Cabot Trail in one day or several, make some time for Pleasant Bay. The tiny ...

2025年1月20日 · The Franey Trail is one of the best hikes on the Cabot Trail, especially in the fall! It’s a bit of a journey, at 7.7 km (4.8 miles) round trip and 362 meters (1,190 feet) of elevation gain. But at the top you will have amazing views of Middle Head, the coast, plus the mountains, which will be blanketed in fall foliage.

2021年9月9日 · The Cabot Trail is located on the island of Cape Breton in stunning Nova Scotia. This winding road spans roughly 186 miles and encompasses the entire northern half of the island. Visitors to Cape Breton can explore the trail in a number of ways, with the two most popular options being by car and by foot (hiking).