Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail System is located along the shores of the Bay of Fundy near the historic town of Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.
There are two short loop trails (Bohaker & Charlies) connected by a 3k old government road, making the overall trip a little over 9km.
Bohaker trail is 2.2 km long and offers a great view of a waterfall at the coast. Adventurous people can use the old frayed rope to descend down to the ocean floor.
Charlies trail is 1.9 km long. What makes this trail interesting as the site was once a settlement of Freed Blacks. Some say they settled here around the time of the American Revolution. This trail is still under development, but you can see a number of relics, wood from docks, stone foundation, etc…
Expect to not have any cell phone reception in this area. The trailhead offers a parking lot, a few picnic tables and outhouse. Keep pets on leash and an eye on smaller children once you reach the coast. Make note of the tide schedule to visit during low tide.
http://annapoliscounty.ca/community-recreation/parks-trails/415-delaps-cove-wilderness-trail