Sunrise Trail facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Sunrise Trail |
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| Length | 333 km (207 mi) |
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| West end |   Trunk 6 / Hwy 104 (TCH) in Amherst |
| East end | Canso Causeway |
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| Counties: | Cumberland County, Colchester County, Pictou County, Antigonish County |
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| Provincial highways in Nova Scotia | |
The Sunrise Trail is a special road in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. It's known for its amazing views and follows the province's North Shore. This trail runs along the Northumberland Strait for about 333 kilometers (207 miles). It starts in Amherst and goes all the way to the Canso Causeway. The Sunrise Trail is a great way to explore Nova Scotia's beautiful coastline.
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Exploring the Sunrise Trail
The Sunrise Trail is not just one road. It's a collection of different routes that connect to form this long, scenic pathway. These routes help you travel through various parts of Nova Scotia's North Shore. They make it easy to discover new places and enjoy the coastal scenery.
Main Routes You'll Follow
As you travel the Sunrise Trail, you'll use several important roads. These include:
- Trunk 4
- Trunk 6
- Route 245
- Route 337
- Route 366
- Highway 104
- Highway 106
Towns and Villages Along the Way
The Sunrise Trail passes through many interesting communities. These towns and villages offer places to stop, explore, and learn about local life. You can find shops, restaurants, and unique sights in these areas.
- Amherst
- Truemanville
- Tidnish Bridge
- Tidnish
- Lorneville
- Port Howe
- Pugwash
- Wallace
- Malagash
- Tatamagouche
- River John
- Caribou
- Pictou
- New Glasgow
- Westville
- Antigonish
- Doctors Brook
- Lower Barney's River
- Morristown
- Cape George
- Georgeville
- Malignant Cove
- Tracadie
- Havre Boucher
- Auld's Cove
Parks for Outdoor Fun
Along the Sunrise Trail, you'll discover many provincial parks. These parks are perfect for outdoor activities like swimming, picnicking, and exploring nature. Many of them have beautiful beaches along the Northumberland Strait.
- Amherst Shore Provincial Park
- Arisaig
- Bayfield Beach
- Caribou/Munroes Island Provincial Park
- Fox Harbour Beach
- Gulf Shore Beach
- Heather Beach
- Melmerby Beach
- Nelson Memorial Provincial Park
- Northport Beach
- Powells Point
- Pomquet Beach
- Rushtons Beach
- Tatamagouche Provincial Park
- Tidnish Dock Provincial Park
- Waterside Beach
