Cape North
The Cabot Trail hugs 298 km of the coastline around the northern tip of Cape Breton Island. The trail winds its way through many enchanting communities, each with outstanding hospitality, and magnificent scenery. During your visit take time for whale watching, visit the museums, interpretive exhibits, and galleries illustrating the way of life experienced by the early settlers of northern Cape Breton, and sample some of the finest sea food in the Country.

Dingwall
A quaint active fishing village just minutes off the Cabot Trail.

Meat Cove
A place featured by national geographic for it's rugged coastal campground. A thirty minute drive from Cape North, spectacular.