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Fleur-de-lis Trail takes sightseers through the French influence. Traditions of the 18th century are kept alive in the many towns and fishing villages along Cape Breton Island's south easern shoreline. |
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Taking its name from the famous explorer, Cabot Trail explores Cape Breton Island's north shore. See the shimmering waters of the Gulf of the St. Lawrence River, pods of whales and soaring bald eagles in this awe inspiring wilderness. |
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Winding through the heart of Cape Breton Island is Bras d'Or Lakes Drive, a scenic route through the past, from the life of early Scottish settlers to to pounding marbel in the quarry. |
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Take a journey through Scottish tradition on the Ceilidh Trail. Experience the varied terrain of Cape Breton Island, from rolling hills to low western shores, from coastal trails to sandy beaches. |
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