Event Category: Outdoors & Sports
A day to slow down, reconnect and pour back into yourself!
Join us in beautiful Mahone Bay at the Barn at Black Forest Cabins for a restorative retreat featuring therapeutic arts, gentle yoga and connection.
The afternoon is yours to deeply indulge
Join Parks Canada staff for a walk through vibrant Acadian Forest along the bottom of the Chéticamp River canyon, amidst 400 m cliffs. 9.5 km return, 3-4 hrs, 15-100 metre elevation. Suitable for most skill levels. Short climbs. Some rocky sections.
Experience one of the most beautiful times of the year on the farm! Whether you’re capturing family photos, planning a romantic date, or simply enjoying nature, our colorful fields of sunflowers, zinnias, and cosmos make the perfect backdrop.
Harvest Moon Festival returns for its 5th year from September 18th–19th, 2026, at Pijinuiskaq Park in Downtown Bridgewater, along with Pijinuiskaq Paddle Fest from September 19th-20th!
Proudly presented by Arby’s, this multi-day celebration brings
Watch top curlers compete at the Grand Slam of Curling National in Sydney this November, where Olympic medallists, world champions, and fan favourites take to the ice at Centre 200. Don’t miss six days of elite competition and a lively atmosphere!
Our festival serves as a vital gathering point for families, friends, and neighbors from Berwick and surrounding areas. We’re proud to be a celebration that welcomes everyone, from longtime residents to first-time visitors, creating an atmosphere whe
Join Parks Canada staff for a guided hike on the lower loop of the newly aligned Franey Trail. This route offers an opportunity to explore one of the park’s most popular trail systems while learning about the natural and cultural history of the area.
This challenging loop climbs through Acadian forest to a dramatic lookout overlooking the Clyburn Valley, Middle Head Peninsula, and the Atlantic coastline. Along the way, discover the natural and cultural history of the area while enjoying the colou
Join Parks Canada staff for a relaxing 2.5 hours walk among stunning fall colours. This trail hugs the shoreline as it circles the park’s largest lake. 4.7 km loop, 15 metre elevation. Level trail with rugged and wet sections. Bring your water and a
Join Parks Canada staff for a guided hike on the Aspy Trail, one of the park’s most scenic backcountry routes. This 9.6 km return trail follows a steady climb through hardwood and mixed forests before reaching view points overlooking the Aspy Fault e
