Cape Breton-Cabot Trail
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Have rode the Cabot Trail twice in recent years. The first time we stayed in North Sydney. Very nice town right where the ferry to Newfoundland loads. Good restaurants and lodging but about a 25 minute ride to the trail.
The second time we stayed in Baddeck. A quaint little town and very close to the entrance to the trail.
Both places are good to stay. Make sure you check out the road conditions on the trail as I understand they are finishing up in 2018 the rest of the major road repairs.
Enjoy your trip. It will be well worth it!
Cheers, Terry
The second time we stayed in Baddeck. A quaint little town and very close to the entrance to the trail.
Both places are good to stay. Make sure you check out the road conditions on the trail as I understand they are finishing up in 2018 the rest of the major road repairs.
Enjoy your trip. It will be well worth it!
Cheers, Terry
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Baddeck is a very nice village with attractions like Alexander Graham Bell museum and a quick hop to the trail. On the trail Cheticamp is lovely with restaurants, beaches,etc. and that part of the trail is beautiful. In Sydney I would stay on the Esplanade downtown along the river which has a nice boardwalk and hotels.
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Baddeck is a very nice village with attractions like Alexander Graham Bell museum and a quick hop to the trail. On the trail Cheticamp is lovely with restaurants, beaches,etc. and that part of the trail is beautiful. In Sydney I would stay on the Esplanade downtown along the river which has a nice boardwalk and hotels.
I would second the recommendation about staying downtown along the river in Sydney. I've been there recently and there are lots of amenities in the area for anything you want. I stayed at Cambridge Suites Hotel. I would feel comfortable leaving a bike in the parking lot overnight.
In Baddeck, I've stayed at the Silver Dart Lodge. Really nice spot that I didn't want to leave. If you stay there, get a private cabin with a view of the water instead of a hotel room. It was the highlight of our trip on the Trail.
Best of luck on your trip. If you time it for end of summer, there is a Wharf Rat Rally in Digby, NS that is fun as well.
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Stovey85 (04-10-2024)
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Time to revive an old thread. Wife and I are heading East July 27, 2024. Staying at the Loyalist Country Inn and Conference Centre for 3 days. Then riding to the Silver Dart Lodge in Baddeck for 2 nights. We plan to do the Cabot Trail. Then riding to Halifax and staying at the Cambridge Suites for another 3 nights. I read that another member stayed at the Silver Dart lodge and loved it. Does anyone have any input on the other two places that we are staying at? Also are there any things that are a must do while are there? Much appreciated!
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I don't have any experience with above mentioned stays.
Lower Deck in Halifax (waterfront area) if you like cold beer on a patio with live music.
I know this is the opposite direction but it's worth the ride to Peggy's Cove and then on to Mahone Bay and Lunenburg. That would eat up most of a day out and back from Halifax.
Cheticamp is a nice stop on the Cabot Trail, lots to see. I had good lobster rolls north of there at the Rusty Anchor, Pleasant Bay. Great view even if you're just stopping for a coffee.
Lower Deck in Halifax (waterfront area) if you like cold beer on a patio with live music.
I know this is the opposite direction but it's worth the ride to Peggy's Cove and then on to Mahone Bay and Lunenburg. That would eat up most of a day out and back from Halifax.
Cheticamp is a nice stop on the Cabot Trail, lots to see. I had good lobster rolls north of there at the Rusty Anchor, Pleasant Bay. Great view even if you're just stopping for a coffee.
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I don't have any experience with above mentioned stays.
Lower Deck in Halifax (waterfront area) if you like cold beer on a patio with live music.
I know this is the opposite direction but it's worth the ride to Peggy's Cove and then on to Mahone Bay and Lunenburg. That would eat up most of a day out and back from Halifax.
Cheticamp is a nice stop on the Cabot Trail, lots to see. I had good lobster rolls north of there at the Rusty Anchor, Pleasant Bay. Great view even if you're just stopping for a coffee.
Lower Deck in Halifax (waterfront area) if you like cold beer on a patio with live music.
I know this is the opposite direction but it's worth the ride to Peggy's Cove and then on to Mahone Bay and Lunenburg. That would eat up most of a day out and back from Halifax.
Cheticamp is a nice stop on the Cabot Trail, lots to see. I had good lobster rolls north of there at the Rusty Anchor, Pleasant Bay. Great view even if you're just stopping for a coffee.
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