St. Ann's Provincial Park
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: St. Ann’s
St. Anns Provincial Park is a small picturesque picnic park, with tables under softwood trees, on the shore of North Gut along the Cab...
Margaree Salmon Museum
The Margaree Salmon Museum is located in a former schoolhouse in North East Margaree. It aims to share the rich history of fishing on the Margaree River, a river which is still world renown for its salmon. The museum also strives to educate visitors on the importance of conservation, in order to ensure the protection of fish stocks for future generations.
The museum houses exhibits relating to salmon angling on the river, as well as an excellent collection of fishing tackle, photos and memorabilia of famous anglers. Practical information for anglers is also provided, including details on sport fishing regulations, local season dates and species identification.
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Old Miller Trout Farm
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Margaree
The Old Miller Trout Farm is nestled in a secluded valley 2 km from the famous Cabot Trail and the Hamlet of Margaret Forks on Cape Bret...
Highland Village Museum/Baile nan Gàidheal
Region: Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Iona
We are North America’s only living history museum for Gaelic language and culture. Our breathtaking 43-acre site features one of the most ...
Cape Breton Sampler
Regions: Cabot Trail, Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Baddeck
A sampler of not to be missed experiences in Cape Breton that introduces the history, culture and nature. The eco-award-winning Chanterell...
Bàta Oceanfront Cottage
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Indian Brook
4-bdrm oceanfront cottage on the Cabot Trail. Bright spacious rooms, queen and twin beds, 2 baths (4-pc & 2-pc), SaTV, full kitchen, was...
Salmon Pools Walk
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Chéticamp
Follow the path of the Cheticamp River Valley, set out by long-ago glaciers along with the cliff-bound river pools, where Atlantic salmon co...
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