Bannockburn Tours
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Baddeck
Bannockburn Tours offers discovery tours of Cape Breton Island. Our Cabot Trail Tour will introduce you to a new discovery around almost eve...
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 Breton Island. We offer a stocked pond of rainbow and speckled trout, some up to 5 lbs in size! Catch and keep only, no release. A barbecue is available on the property. Fishing equipment is available; no license is required. We also have a 2-bedroom guest house for visitors who may want stay and explore the area!
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