Hike the Highlands Festival
Next Date: Sep 9, 2022
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Ingonish & Area
Attracting hikers from across North America and Europe, The Hike the Highlands festival is celebrating its 19th anniversary in 2022 with a ...
XC Ski Loppet at North Highlands Nordic
Come out and have fun in a safe social environment! There will be a BBQ dinner prizes and trail passes are included. All ages and abilities are welcome.
Distances: 21 km, 10.5 km and 5 km
Registration Fee: $30 per adult, $20 per youth
Ask about our special rates for season pass holders
Please register for the Loppet by 10:30 am.
Email [email protected] for registration forms.
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