Coastal
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
The Coastal Trail remains partially closed. The southern portion of this trail will be absorbed into the Jack Pine Trail, while the northern portion becomes the Neil Brook Beach Trail. Please check this page again in spring 2024 for updated trail lengths and descriptions.Trail partially closed
Breathe in the salty sea air and enjoy an escape to the coast. This scenic trail hugs the ocean shoreline and takes you along granite headlands, coastal meadows and cobblestone beaches. This trail has some closed sections. It is currently open from the Neil's Harbour end as far as Neil's Harbour Beach and on the Black Brook end as far as the Jack Pine Trail connection. For a longer hike, continue your journey on the Jack Pine Trail.
Length | North end 2.1 km (1.3 mi) return, south end 1.6 km (1 mi) return. |
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Rating | Moderate Easy | |
Elevation | 0 - 45 m (0 - 150 ft) | |
Time | North end 45 minutes, south end 30 minutes | |
Significant features | Atlantic coast, rocky cliffs. Short climbs. Rocky, rugged sections. Trail crosses boulder beaches. |
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Trailhead | At Black Brook or Halfway Brook, near Neils Harbour Lat: 46.778569 Long: -60.332248 (at Black Brook) Lat: 46.807398 Long: -60.344756 (near Halfway Brook) |
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- Acadian
- Salmon Pools
- Le Chemin du Buttereau
- Le Buttereau
- Le vieux chemin du Cap-Rouge
- Corney Brook
- Skyline
- Bog
- Benjie's Lake
- Fishing Cove
- MacIntosh Brook
- Lone Shieling
- Aspy
- Mica Hill
- Jack Pine
- Jigging Cove Lake
- Green Cove
- Broad Cove Mountain
- Warren Lake
- Franey
- Clyburn Valley
- Middle Head
- Freshwater Lake Look-off
- Freshwater Lake
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