Experience the Cabot Trail like never before! Climb through the mountains, splash through puddles, and stop at beautiful hidden gems, as you explore the world-renowned Margaree River, on Cape Breton Island.
Cape Breton Backcountry Adventures offers exciting on/off-road Jeep tours giving you the opportunity to see areas of the island only accessible with local guides and expert drivers. Your engaging guide will introduce you to the region’s rich history, covering everything from wildlife and fishing to its unique ecosystem, while entertaining you with charming local tales! Enjoy lunch prepared by Dancing Goat Café, offering local favourites, such as famous Cape Breton Oat Cakes.
From beautiful mountain views to coastal sunsets, Cape Breton Backcountry Adventures has the Adventure for you!
Package includes:
Price: $160 + HST, per person, minimum of two guests
Pick up location:
Two Macs Gallery, 6288 Cabot Trail, North East Margaree
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