Tag: nova scotia
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Campfire Bans Are the New Normal: A Cross-Border Guide to 2026 Restrictions
Campfire rules now change by province, park, and day. Here is a practical 2026 guide to checking restrictions in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Parks Canada, and U.S. national parks before you strike a match.
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SailGP Halifax 2026: Fast Boats, Harbour Views, and the Celebrity Question
SailGP returned to Halifax Harbour on June 20-21, 2026. Here is what stood out locally, why the harbour works for this kind of racing, and what I found on the celebrity-photo angle.
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Folly Mountain To Nutby Mountain ATV Route Notes
Updated ATV route notes for Folly Mountain and Nutby Mountain, with current access-verification reminders, trip-planning links and preserved original media.
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30 Minute Hike – Coastal Hike Along Clam Harbour – Nova Scotia
It’s November and no better time to hit the beach and hike along rugged Atlantic Ocean coastline in Clam Harbour Provincial Park. Park up to the gate (if it’s closed) and simply walk in as parking lots are not maintained in the winter but the road up to the gate are maintained. Start by walking…
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Nova Scotia Hiking Trail Guide
By Jim Cyr ISBN: 9780986653421 (iBooks) ISBN: 9780986653438 (ePub) Category: Travel/ Canada/ Atlantic Provinces (NB, NF, NS, PE), Hiking The eBook is available in two editions. iOS multi-touch for iPad ePub, optimized for iPhone users Get It Now For Your e-Reader [pricing_table style=”standard” pricing_item=”3755″ columns=”3″] Explore Nova Scotia’s hiking trails with this trail guide.…
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West Dover aka Land of Confusion
From the Nova Scotia Hiking Trail Guide Guide category: Summit Trails Length: 4.2 km (loop) Difficulty: 2C Duration: 3 hours Book trailhead: N44.49628 W63.88142 Pets on leash / Dog friendlyStay on trailTrailheadParking Overlooking Peggy’s Cove, a barren walk among the granite boulders. Locally known as the “ land of confusion, ” this is a short…
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Willard S. Boyle Monument
This is the Willard S. Boyle Monument that started to take shape late in the fall of 2011.
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Ticks and Lyme disease in Nova Scotia
Ticks in Nova Scotia Widespread in the Eastern US. In Canada, it has been collected in Ontario, Quebec, and all Atlantic provinces. In Image – Top: nymph, Blacklegged ticks. Bottom: dog ticks.