The Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, is a 185-mile loop blending jaw-dropping coastal scenery with rich Mi’kmaq, Acadian, and Gaelic heritage. From whale watching and hiking in Cape Breton ...

INGONISH BEACH, Nova Scotia — Rounding a curve on the Cabot Trail, you see it: an elongated pile of granite jutting toward the Atlantic Ocean. It’s called Middle Head, and it’s part of Cape Breton ...

Experience the breathtaking Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia on this epic road trip adventure. From towering cliffs and rugged coastlines to lush forests and charming coastal towns, every turn offers ...

The Cabot Trail is a 185-mile scenic loop through Cape Breton featuring coastal cliffs, wildlife, and Cape Breton Highlands National Park. The route highlights deep cultural roots shaped by Mi’kmaq, ...

Situated on the extreme eastern edge of Canada is Cape Breton, an island in the province of Nova Scotia. Connected to mainland Canada via the Canso Causeway (built in 1955), Cape Breton is home to a ...