Mary Ann Falls
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Cape Breton Highlands National Park invites you to explore one of its newest hiking experiences, following a section of the original Cabot Trail route from before its 1950s realignment. Now designated exclusively for hiking, this revitalized trail offers a journey through Acadian forest to the breathtaking Mary Ann Falls, a cascading waterfall tucked deep within the park.
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