Nestled along the famous Cabot Trail, the Cape Breton Highlands offers an experience like no other.
Cabot Trail
The 298-kilometre-long Cabot Trail is a winding mix of roadway, paths, stairs and stunning beauty that takes you from unreal ocean vistas to quaint fishing villages., passing through the Cape Breton Highlands National Park at its northernmost point.
Plan several days to experience the journey of a lifetime along one of the world’s most scenic drives—you’ll need it.

Things to do on the Cabot Trail
Chéticamp Adventure Co
Whale and Sea Tours, Mountain Bikes, Fishing and Paddle Boards!
Contact us for your adventure today!… Learn MoreJed The Fishing Guide
With over 55 years of fishing experience that has taken him across North America Jed has learned the benefits of guidance while fishing unfamiliar…
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Riverside Paddle Sports is located on the beautiful Cheticamp River, which is the boundary of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. We are 7…
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Cape Concierge
These bespoke services cater to those seeking extraordinary adventures, offering personalized itineraries, luxury accommodations, exclusive
Partnered… Learn MoreCafé Les Suetes
We are Cafe Les Suetes in Grand Etang. My husband and I are the owners, our “tagline” is “Fresh Food + Global Flavours” with a…
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The Slope Bar & Grill featured at Ski Cape Smokey, here to serve Atlantic Canada’s ski culture!…
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Embrace the opportunity to have a historical and artistic experience by staying for a night at the vintage Royal Hotel established since 1895.
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The Acoustic Roots Festival offers a variety of music including country, folk, celtic, blues and bluegrass. The event features some of the best in East Coast music, August 30th-September 1st.
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Picture yourself gliding down the river in your kayak with eagles soaring high above. Picture a unique, hand crafted wilderness cabin with you sitting on the deck, coffee in hand gazing at the river.
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