Skyline Sunset Hike
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
depuis $30
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Immerse yourself in the splendour of the sunset as the ocean glistens below. A walk through the boreal forest reveals this panoramic view, often graced by bald eagles, whales and moose. Here, the mountains truly meet the sea.
Your evening hike begins two hours before sunset at the Skyline trailhead, north of Chéticamp. Marvel at the picturesque scenery as your guide leads you along the trail to a jaw-dropping view from the Skyline headland, just in time to watch the sun as it sets on the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Along the way, listen as your guide stops to describe the area’s biodiversity. Visit a viewing platform and learn more about the challenges facing the area’s boreal forest, as well as the effects of over-browsing by the moose population.
Once you reach the headland, feel free to enjoy the views and the sunset on your own. Your guide is also available for questions. Return to the trailhead at your leisure, or walk back with your guide.
Length: 3 hours
Offered: Daily, June 23 – October 12, 2025
Time: Tour begins 2-hours before sunset. Find out the sunset time here.
Price: $29.50 per person
Book your tickets at Parks Canada visitor centres, campground kiosks, or by contacting: 902-224-2306 or cbinfo@pc.gc.ca.
Good to know:
- Recommended for visitors aged 12 and up
- Suitable for most fitness levels
- Meet at the Skyline trailhead, near the gate and sign at the turnaround end of the parking lot
- The Skyline Trail is a 15-minute drive from Chéticamp Campground
- Advance booking is required
- Maximum of 20 participants
- This guided hike will take place in most weather conditions, as long as participants wish to attend; however, in the case of lightning, the hike will be cancelled
- Dress appropriately for the weather and be prepared to apply insect repellant or sunscreen
- Sturdy shoes are recommended. Participants should bring their own drinking water.
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