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Hike, Bike, Boat, & Fly: Epic Fall Adventures in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia’s 13,000 kilometers of coastline offer endless opportunities for year-round adventure. From the world’s highest tides and sweeping beaches to dramatic coastal cliffs and the untouched dunes of Sable Island National Park Reserve, the province is full of places waiting to be explored. Whether you’re hiking the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark, paddling along Nova Scotia’s shoreline, or biking the wooded trails of Victoria Park, these packages deliver unforgettable outdoor experiences for every kind of adventurer.

Where It’s at Tours: Fundy Flavours Cape Split Boat Tour

If you’re seeking a thrill, book your spot on the Fundy Flavours Cape Split Boat Tour with Where It’s At Tours. Experience the world’s highest tides and the towering cliffs of Cape Split Provincial Park on an unforgettable sea zodiac adventure. Take in panoramic coastal views while your guide and local legend, Skipper Mike of Huntley’s Diving and Marine and the Curse of Oak Island fame, shares stories of the area. After the tour, dive into delicious Nova Scotia flavours at a local restaurant nearby.

Cape Split from the water

Local Guy Adventures: Hike the Fault Line – Ward Falls & Flavours of Fundy

Discover the dramatic beauty shaped by the ancient Cobequid Fault on a guided hike with Local Guy Adventures. Explore the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark along forested trails that lead to breathtaking Ward Falls, cascading over granite cliffs at the fault’s southern edge. Experienced guides will help you safely enter one of the Geopark’s rare slot canyons for a close-up look at this hidden geological wonder. After your hike, enjoy a lunch of local ingredients paired with Nova Scotia kombucha.

Two people forage in the woods with a guide.
Hiking with Local Guy Adventures

Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers: Hike & Savour Adventure

The Cliffs of Fundy Geopark is an oasis of adventure, and Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers have everything you need to experience scenic coastal trails year-round. Hike or snowshoe beautiful red sand beaches of Soley Cove, visit the towering sandstone cliffs of Thomas’ Cove, or venture to the hilly terrain of the Cobequid Highlands with a knowledgeable local guide. After your hike, head to That Dutchman’s Cheese Farm and enjoy a picnic lunch featuring gourmet local cheeses.

Clarke Head Arch Hike with Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers

Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers: Clarke Head Ocean Floor Hike & Sip

Join a local guide for a scenic hike along six kilometres of breathtaking Bay of Fundy coastline in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark, heading to Clarke Head Arch. Take in extraordinary prehistoric rock formations, created more than 200 million years ago when Morocco and Nova Scotia were once connected before the separation of Pangaea, and learn to identify a variety of rocks and minerals as you explore the region’s diverse geology.  After your hike, head to Two Islands Brewing to enjoy a tasting flight of locally crafted beers.

Two people are hiking on a beach with cliffs in the background.
Clarke Head Hike with Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers

Picture Perfect Tours: Sable Island Fall & Winter Tours

Experience Sable Island National Park Reserve’s seasonal beauty and spectacular wildlife on a one-day island hiking adventure with a professional photographer-guide. Arrive by helicopter and take in breathtaking coastal landscapes on this truly world-class adventure. Learn about the island’s seafaring past and gain insight into present-day conservation efforts during this rare and unforgettable island odyssey.

A woman takes a photo of Sable Island Horses on Sable Island off the coast of Nova Scotia.
Sable Island Horses

Seek Wilderness Accommodation: Seek Adventure Bike & Stay

Seek year-round adventure and solitude in Truro’s scenic Victoria Park at Seek Wilderness Accommodations. Enjoy a self-guided bike adventure for two on over 45 kilometers of groomed trails, with your choice of mountain bike, e-bike, or fat bike rentals. After your ride, unwind with two-night accommodations of your choice, either a modern container cabin with a private hot tub or a cozy, rustic yurt nestled in nature.

Seek Wilderness Accommodations, Truro

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