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Gaetz Brook Greenway The Google rating is 3.7

Eastern Shore, East Chezzetcook

Address:

24 Debras Way
East Chezzetcook

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Overview

This scenic 6.8 km trail gracefully follows the path of the abandoned Blueberry Run railbed, stretching from the community of East Chezzetcook through Gaetz Brook all the way to Musquodoboit Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. The trail’s compacted surface makes it ideally suited for a variety of activities, including walking, running, or cycling, limited winter maintenance, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone. Along your journey, you’ll encounter well-placed picnic shelters, inviting benches, accessible toilet facilities, and art sculptures crafted by a talented local artist. With its vistas, mature tree canopies, and an abundance of wildlife, this greenway is a haven for nature lovers. Be sure to bring your camera along to capture the beauty and moments of wonder this remarkable trail has to offer!

The Greenway is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring gentle slopes that never exceed 5 degrees. For your convenience, two fully accessible restrooms are available at the 2 km mark on the western end, and another can be found at the 6.5 km mark on the eastern end. Explore and enjoy all that the Greenway has to offer!

Note: The Gaetz Brook Greenway has four trailhead entry points.

  • 24 Debras Way, East Chezzetcook
  • 6644 Hwy #7 – Eastern Marine Legion
  • 6856 Hwy #7 – Gaetz Brook Junior High School
  • 7422 Hwy #7, Musquodoboit Harbour

Additional amenities:

  • 12 benches
  • 4 picnic tables
  • 2 accessible vault toilets
  • parking has accessible parking signage

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    • Parking
    • Picnic Tables
    • Accessibility*

      Wheelchair accessible

      *Please contact for specific accessibility access

    • Trail Distance (KM)

      6.8
    • Trail Distance Measurement

      loop/return
    • Trail Type

      Day use
    • Trail Surface

      Gravel
    • Trail Difficulty Level

      Easy
    • Trail Pet Policy

      Leashed
    • Trail Uses

      Cycling, Hiking, Skiing, Snowshoeing, Walking

Lady in a red hat enjoys the view of the Lunenburg Waterfront

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