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Lighthouse Rte - Hiking

Glooscap Trail, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Why choose a trail at Lighthouse Rte?

The Lighthouse Route is a scenic drive in Nova Scotia that takes you by some of the province's most beautiful lighthouses. The route starts in Yarmouth and winds its way up the coast, stopping at lighthouses in Shelburne, Liverpool, and Peggy's Cove. The route is about 150 kilometers long and can be done in a day or two.

The Lighthouse Route is a great way to see some of Nova Scotia's most beautiful scenery. The drive takes you by rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, and picturesque lighthouses. There are plenty of places to stop and enjoy the views, and the route is well-marked so it's easy to follow.

If you're looking for a scenic drive in Nova Scotia, the Lighthouse Route is definitely worth checking out. You'll see some of the province's most beautiful landscapes and get to visit some charming lighthouses along the way.


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From sunrise to sunset

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44.5015455

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Lighthouse Rte
Lighthouse Rte, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Starting Point

The Lighthouse Route is located in the province of Nova Scotia. To get to the start of the trails, you will need to drive to Peggy's Cove, which is about an hour and a half from Halifax.

Why visit Lighthouse Rte

The Lighthouse Route in Nova Scotia is a scenic drive that takes visitors by some of the most beautiful lighthouses in the province. The route starts in Yarmouth and winds its way along the coast, stopping at lighthouses like the Cape Forchu Light, the Wood Island Light, and the Peggy's Cove Light. The route is also home to some charming small towns and villages, and there are plenty of opportunities for hiking, fishing, and whale watching.

Is Lighthouse Rte in Nova Scotia a good place for the whole family?

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on what each family is looking for in a vacation spot. Some families might find Lighthouse Rte to be a great place to spend time together, while others may find it to be too quiet or remote.

Things not to be missed

The best activities near Lighthouse Rte in Nova Scotia are whale watching, hiking, and biking. Whale watching is a popular activity because of the high number of whales that can be seen in the area. Hiking is a great way to explore the area, and there are many different trails to choose from. Biking is also a great way to see the area, and there are many different routes to choose from.

The Lighthouse Route is a scenic drive that takes you by some of the most beautiful lighthouses in Nova Scotia. There are plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy near the route, including hiking, biking, fishing, whale watching, and more.

Where to eat?

1. The Lighthouse Rte in the Nova Scotia is home to a variety of hidden and unusual places to eat.

2. Some of the best places to eat near the Lighthouse Rte include The Dockside Restaurant, The Lobster Pound, and The Gables Inn.

3. All of these restaurants offer a unique dining experience that is perfect for those looking to explore the area.

4. The Dockside Restaurant is located in a historic building on the water and offers fresh seafood dishes.

5. The Lobster Pound is a casual restaurant that specializes in lobster dishes, and The Gables Inn is an inn with its own restaurant that serves traditional Nova Scotian cuisine.

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