Sail the Bras d’Or Lake UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Region: Bras d’Or Lake
Community: St. Peter’s
The Bras d’Or Lake in Cape Breton is one of the world’s premiere in-land salt water seas and Canada’s largest in-land sea. The Bras ...
Hiking Time – 25 minutes
Difficulty – 2
Trailhead GPS Reference – 45°51’54.2″N 61°16’17.5″W
Trail Access: Turn off of the Trans Canada Highway on to River Denys Rd. Follow the road for about 1 km and you will see flagging tape that indicates the trailhead. Myles Doyle Falls are located at the end of a short hike just below this point. Because of the easy nature of this trail you can take your family and have a picnic by the falls.
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