Kluskap Ridge RV Park & Campground – Stars to Sea Glamping
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Englishtown
Kluskap Ridge is a one-of-a-kind campground destination in Atlantic Canada. Owned and operated by community members from Membertou, a commu...
Highland Bow & Arrow
Highland Bow & Arrow is a roadside archery attraction on
the Cabot Trail in Skir Dhu (near Wreck Cove) on Cape Breton Island. Highland
Bow focuses on traditional archery, providing a variety of recurve and
longbow choices to try. Bows range according to age and ability.
Owner/Instructor Jay will guide you through the technical
aspects of shooting bow and arrow in an in-depth lesson. After the
lesson, shooters have 30 minutes of practice with unlimited arrows. The whole experience
is approximately one hour. Rental prices are available for experienced
shooters. A variety of targets are set at varying distances to enjoy. Most
targets at Highland Bow are 100% recycled.
Located next to two restaurants, Cal’s Restaurant &
Grill and The Dancing Moose Cafe, with many accommodations nearby. Call to book
your group ahead of time!
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