Trans Canada Trail in Nova Scotia Blog
Our #Hike4Birds across Nova Scotia on the Trans Canada Trail (formerly the Great Trail) began on Cape Breton Island, NS. There we explored the Bras d'Or Lake Biosphere Reserve region and visited active fishing harbours and pristine beaches along the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail. On mainland Nova Scotia we spotted white-tailed deer and Horned Owls on the Guysborough Nature Trail, and learned about Acadian and Scottish history in some of the oldest settlements in the New World. The Musquodoboit Trailway and Salt Marsh Trails were a highlight on the way to Halifax, as well as shorebird viewing on the Bay of Fundy.
Hiking Cape Breton Island
Bird Talks and Bird Walks, Cape Breton Highlands N.P.
Exploring the Cabot Trail, Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Coastline of Bras d'Or, Cheticamp to Whycocomagh Provincial Park
A Return to the Great Trail, Whycocomagh to Trout Brook
Grouse and "Treasures" Boxes, Trout Brook to Southwest Margaree River
Forest Treks and Beach Boardwalks, Margsree River to Inverness
Celtic Shores Coastal Trail, Inverness to Mabou
Finding Balance in Nature, Mabou to Port Hood
Sign, Sign ... Everywhere a Sign, Port Hood to Craigmore
Shorebirds and Causeways, Craigmore to Port Hastings
Reflecting on the Great Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Birding Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
Exploring the Trails of Mainland Nova Scotia
Around Pirate Harbour, Port Hastings to Collins Pond
Roadways and Connectors, Collins Pond to Boylston Provincial Park
Through the Fairy Forest, Boylston P.P. to Ogden Lake Wilderness Area
"Sexy Deers" and Blueberry Treats, Ogden Lake Wilderness Area to Cross Roads Country Harbour
Summer Sun, Summer Temperatures, Cross Roads Country Harbour to Newtown
No App, No Map, Newtown to Sunnybrae
Everything from Owls to Hummingbirds, Sunnybrae to New Glasgow
History was Made Here, Exploring New Glasgow and Stellarton
Forestry, Fisheries, and Scottish History, New Glasgow to Pictou
Farmlands and Forests, Pictou to Fitzpatrick
The Walk South to Halifax, NS
West Bound or South Bound?, Fitzpatrick to North Earltown
Birthdays on the Trans Canada Trail, North Earltown to Meguma Falls
Natural Wonders of Forests, Meguma Falls to Kemptown to Truro
Tidal Bores and Tidal Birds, Exploring Truro
Backtracking, Kemptown to Truro
Acadian Country, Truro to Wide Open Wilderness Campground
Along Road "Connectors", Wide Open Wilderness Campground to Wild Nature Campground
Visiting Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park
Highway Walking the Great Trail, Shubenacadie to Dollar Lake P.P.
The Stunning Musquodoboit Trail, Dollar Lake P.P. to Musquodoboit Harbour
Exploring Musquodoboit Harbour
Pilgrims on a Canadian Camino, Musquodoboit Harbour to East Chezzetcook
Hope amid Challenges, East Chezzetcook to Porters Lake P.P.
Magical Mornings and Atlantic Views, Porters Lake P.P. to Cole Harbour
City Bound, Cole Harbour to Halifax
Exploring and Experiencing Halifax Nova Scotia
Tidal Flats and Shore Birds, Exploring Fisherman's Cove
Off Trail for Nature Presentation, Halifax to Wolfville
Acadian History and Presenting at Annapolis Royal
Acadian History, Grand Pré National Historic Site and Harvest Moon Trail
More Bird Walks, More Bird Talks, Wolfville to Annapolis Royal
Birding and Exploring Annapolis Royal
Reflecting on the Great Trail in Nova Scotia
Words of Wisdom from The Great Trail in Cape Breton and Nova Scotia
Birding Nova Scotia from the Great Trail
The goal of our #Hike4Birds was to inspire people of all ages, physical abilities, cultural backgrounds, orientations, and identities to reconnect with nature through birds and Citizen Science. To learn more about our project, how you can get involved, and ways to support our work, please visit the Come Walk With Us website.
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