Natalie Explores

During the day there is a corn maze, a pumpkin parch, and at night this turns into a Fear Farm with 2 haunted corn mazes with 4 haunted houses. Going on a haunted walk to explore a new town and hear the dark side of it’s history will help you get in the Fall and Halloween spirit. Since the festival becomes more popular each year, the Pumpkin Walk changes to accommodate for the growing crowd, so no pumpkin walk is the same. Tidal Bore Rafting Resort offers 2 hour and 4 hour tours for Tidal Bore Rafting.

Driving the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton is one of the most spectacular activities to do in Nova Scotia. Below are my top tips for visiting the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. The Cabot Trail is a scenic roadway 298km (or 186 miles) long that circles around the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Each direction is incredibly scenic, but here is a breakdown of each direction so that you can choose: If you drive clockwise: for the majority of the drive you will be on the inside lane.

However if you are short on time, and want to see a waterfall without having to hike for hours, then this list of 5 beautiful waterfalls in Cape Breton is for you. Although, keep in mind that campervans aren’t allowed to access the second parking lot and will need to park in the big, paved parking lot. Next to the parking lot is a short walk (about 400m) down a flat, gravel road. In this list, the hikes to each waterfall range from 2 minutes to 1 hour, but for the longer hikes good walking shoes will help you to not trip on loose rocks or roots!

for what to do for 3 days in Cape Breton, and amazing places to see along the Cabot Trail! The Cabot Trail is a scenic roadway located within the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. This is also near the entrance to the Cape Breton Highlands National Park and a convenient place to either start or end your roadtrip around the Cabot Trail. it is about a 3 hour drive, so the majority of the day will be spent driving to Cape Breton.