Cape Breton Highlands National Park

So much to do in this park. It's just beautiful. Definitely give yourself a few days to travel around if you have the time, if not go back a few times if you are able to actually enjoy everything the park has to offer. There are many many hiking and walking trails, at all different levels of difficulty. So there is something for everyone. The Skyline trail was one of the most beautiful views that takes a little time to walk to. There are many different fresh water and salt water beaches. Lots of wildlife, so be mindful on the road. I've seen far too many cars just speeding through. One of my favorite national parks in Nova Scotia. Enjoy and leave nothing but foot prints and take nothing but pictures 😊

This national park will remain in my memory for a long time. The ocean views, mountains, and forest landscapes here are simply unforgettable. I visited in the summer and booked a cabin—staying and camping here was definitely a wise choice. The scenery is captivating enough to enjoy for two to three days without feeling bored. The most efficient way to explore is by driving along the NS-30, which is also called Cabot Trail, stopping at spots you find interesting to take in the views. If your campsite is on the west side of the park, the town of Cheticamp has all the facilities you might need, including car washes, gas stations, and laundry services.

We did the Cabot trail through this park and it was the most AMAZING experience! I'd do it again and again if it wasn't so long! Definitely give yourself a couple days ( or more) to REALLY enjoy the trail (if that's what you're doing). The road through the park is hilly and the mountain views as well as ocean views are stunning. Hopefully you don't visit on a foggy day like we did! Enjoy

Such an amazing park! The hiking trails are gorgeous and you can find hikes for all levels of experience. The Coastal Trail is stunning with its views of the cliffs and ocean. There is wildlife to consider so it's best to hike in the daytime which also helps with the mosquitos. Much of the park and Cape Breton Island is a dark sky paradise for anyone who would like to see the stars and Milky Way.

Very beautiful park, it is a must when you visit Nova Scotia. The roads are well maintained and the scenery is gorgeous. Don’t just drive through the park though, explore the trails like the skyline trail and don’t hesitate to also go to meat cove, which is very underrated as a destination I believe!

I visited here last summer, based on my friend’s advice, and I have to say I will advise all of you guys to come. This is an extremely beautiful place, especially in summer time. Nova Scotia is famous for its special seaside view, and here is the best place to feel. Imagine the rocky coast along the ocean, high mountains stand in water, curve highway run in between valleys, all of them can be found right here.

Gorgeous national park with some of the best coastal views I've ever seen. Wildlife such as moose, seals, and gulls are plentiful and the famous Skyline Trail is one of the most breathtaking hikes I've ever completed.

It’s a good scene route. I did clockwise drive & enjoyed it. Definitely worth the drive. Lots of hiking options and trails. Good for someone who like hiking and trails, definitely need few days to explore & bring mosquitoes repellent and find accommodation near by park. Make sure your Gas tank is full, sometime cape Breton is out of gas. Don’t forget your sun glasses, stay hydrated & enjoy the ride