Outdoor Activities
There are so many great ways to spend some time outdoors in the Annapolis Valley. Check out one of our many hiking trails, go canoeing or kayaking, try horseback riding, or enjoy some cross-country or downhill skiing. Click on a listing below for full description, location map, web site address, reviews and more.
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Add your listing here - FREEAcacia Hiking Trail Featured
Mill Road, Acaciaville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Located in Acaciaville, the Acacia Trail starts alongside Pine Brook and continues to follow the brook upstream past fishing holes, observation platforms and a small waterfall.
Balancing Rock Hiking Trail Featured
Highway 217, Tiverton, Long Island, Nova Scotia, Canada
The Balancing Rock Trail travels through the woods on a mostly level path with boardwalks. The trail climbs as you get closer to the coast, but once there it quickly descends down a well-built staircase to the water’s edge.
Black Rock Trail System Featured
Black Rock Road, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
This system is made of 4 different trails ranging from easy to difficult. The starting point for all the trails is the Black Rock Culture and Recreation Hall on Black Rock Road. The longer trails loop through wooded areas and along the shore.
Cape Blomidon Hiking Trail Featured
3138 Pereau Rd, Blomidon, Nova Scotia, Canada
Blomidon Provincial Park offers 16 km of trails through hardwood forest with panoramic views of Minas Basin.
Crystal Falls Hiking Trail Featured
Harmony Road, Greenwood, Nova Scotia, Canada
A good trail to complete by hiking, biking, snowshoes or x-skis under a mature evergreen forest. Thanks to a recently installed bridge, Hikers, horseback riders and off-road vehicles will now be able to travel through the wooded area to the waterfall safe ...
Hall's Harbour Eco-Trail Featured
Route 359, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
This short trail is a 1/2 KM loop that starts near the boardwalk and ascends up into the pine forest overlooking the southern portion of the Harbour. The trail is well marked and is accompanied by guide ropes in steep areas or those sections near the edg ...
Kentville Agricultural Research Station Nature Trail Featured
32 Main Street, Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada
There are over 10 kilometres of trails that lead to two look-off points over the Annapolis Valley, by a small pond, a waterfalls and over many small streams. The trails are mainly in boreal forest on the top of the mountain, but three of the trails climb ...
Mickey Hill Pocket Wilderness Featured
Route 8, Digby County, Nova Scotia, Canada
The Mickey Hill Pocket Wilderness consists of three hiking trails: The Picnic Trail, Beach Trail and Ski Trail. All are well marked with small blue tags and are free of most obstructions.
Millennium Trail Featured
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada
This trail starts at Waterfront Park in Wolfville, follows a section of the old railway through town and up the hill to Reservoir Park. It is about 2 km long and fairly easy trail system.
Miner's Marsh Featured
Cornwallis Street, Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada
A wetland habitat constructed by Ducks Unlimited Canada which supports a variety and abundance of wildlife. The site is complete with viewing stands, picnic tables and interpretive signage which makes it an ideal location for birdwatchers, and nature enth ...
Reservoir Park Trail Featured
Pleasant Street, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Wolfville's Reservoir Park offers an incredible hiking trail, which leads to one of the best views of the Annapolis valley and Minas Basin. There is also a swimming area and picnic tables to enjoy.
