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Ultimate Guide to the Cabot Trail Road Trip in Cape Breton

John DoeAugust 16, 2025August 20, 2025010 mins

Although I was born and raised in Nova Scotia, it wasn’t until adulthood that I finally explored the Cabot Trail in the Cape Breton Highlands. Despite having lived in the province for years, I had yet to visit Cape Breton Island. Friends frequently praised its beauty and declared it a favorite destination, but circumstances never conspired to allow a visit. It took a friend’s wedding to prompt a road trip along the Cabot Trail, revealing the breathtaking landscapes and nature along the route.

Top 15 Attractions in Sydney, Nova Scotia

Lauren NewmanNovember 10, 2024016 mins

The largest city on Cape Breton Island, Sydney serves as the island’s primary port and establishes itself as a central hub. Once a thriving steel and coal mining city, Sydney has transitioned into a prominent tourist destination, where aspects of its industrial heritage remain evident today.

Top 10 Iconic Hiking Trails in Canada

Lydia WilsonNovember 8, 2024012 mins

Travelers from across the globe visit Canada to experience its remarkable hiking trails, and for good reason.

Ultimate Guide to Exploring Cape Breton

Jon SummersNovember 4, 202408 mins

Cape Breton is an island located at the tip of Nova Scotia, part of the Maritime provinces in Eastern Canada. Although it is technically part of Nova Scotia, Cape Breton boasts a distinct identity characterized by its rich Celtic heritage, which can be experienced through local music, cuisine, and the warm hospitality of the locals. Additionally, Cape Breton is home to one of the world’s most picturesque drives: the Cabot Trail.

Explore the Stunning Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia

Joshua LiuNovember 3, 202408 mins

1. Tips for Choosing Your Driving Direction

Explore the Breathtaking Skyline Trail in Cape Breton, NS

Oscar WaltersNovember 3, 202409 mins

The Skyline Trail is located between Pleasant Bay and Cheticamp on the North East side of Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. This iconic hiking trail delivers unforgettable views, especially at sunset when the sun sets over the Gulf of St. Lawrence, showcasing some of the most stunning vistas in the province.