This 185-mile Drive Is One of North America's Prettiest-and It Has National Park Access, Small Towns, and Ocean Views
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This 185-mile Drive Is One of North America's Prettiest-and It Has National Park Access, Small Towns, and Ocean Views
"The Cabot Trail circles Cape Breton in the eastern Canadian province of Nova Scotia, known as one of North America's prettiest and most iconic drives, spanning 185 miles."
"The trail takes its name from Italian explorer John Cabot, but it was the French who settled here in the 1700s and named the region 'Acadie.'"
"Cape Breton Highlands National Park is the crown jewel, with one-third of the drive running through the park, showcasing rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife."
"The Cabot Trail is known for its access to hiking trails that offer incredible views of Cape Breton's cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean, including the famous Skyline Trail."
The Cabot Trail is a 185-mile scenic route in Nova Scotia, encircling Cape Breton. It reflects the region's rich history, influenced by the Mi'kmaq, French, and Scottish cultures. Launched in 1932, the trail connects communities and highlights natural beauty, particularly within Cape Breton Highlands National Park. The park features diverse wildlife and numerous hiking trails, including the popular Skyline Trail, which offers breathtaking views of cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can enjoy various outdoor activities and potentially spot whales along the route.
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