Baddeck Fibre Festival
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Baddeck
A display of handwoven items including; blankets, coverlets, scarves, stoles, placemats, tablecloths, runners, tea towels, handwoven guitar...
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Snowshoe Event - Salmon Pools Trail Chéticamp
16719 Cabot Trail, Petit Étang
Winter Guided Hike Series 2020
Hike Nova Scotia and 35 host organizations have partnered up to offer the 2020 Winter Guided Hike Series from January to March across NS. There are 60 hikes led by local folks and participants qualify to win “trail prizes.” Most hikes are free and some require pre-registration.
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Salmon Pools Trail Chéticamp
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| Hike Type |
Snowshoe event (will be a hike if no snow)
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Date & Time
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2020-02-08 (7:00 PM)
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Do I need to Pre-Register?
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Yes if you need snowshoes: [email protected]
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Cost / Person
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Free
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Do I bring snowshoes?
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No, snowshoes will be provided (must register/request snowshoes)
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Km Return
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9 |
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Trail difficulty
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Easy |
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Directions / Hike Details
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Meet at Rigoueche in Day Use Area of the Chéticamp Campground. We will travel together to trail head at the back of the campground. In partnership with La Société Saint-Pierre, the event will be followed by treats and live music in a cozy kitchen shelter.
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Organization / Contact
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Miranda Dodd, Cape Breton Highlands National Park
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| Website |
www.pc.gc.ca/capebreton
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