Enjoy a series of blogs by the Cabot Shores team featuring recipes, do it yourself tips, stories and guides to outdoor adventure and what is new on Cape Breton.
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Cape Breton Island is a Canadian hidden gem if there ever was one. The island has dramatic seaside cliffs that rival Midcoast Maine, California’s Big Sur, and even stretches of Hawaii. Martens, moose, lynx, and snowshoe hares frolic the land, unstirred by our presence. A rising, homegrown culinary scene continues to blossom along the Atlantic …
Cape Breton in fall is usually a time to take in the foliage. Unfortunately, Hurricane Fiona all but swept the beautiful display away. But thankfully, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy our beloved island this autumn.
Hurricane Fiona Attacked the Cape Breton Coast Fortunately damages to the Cabot Shores’ campus were minimal. A tree fell onto the roof of the Meditation House, but mercifully missed a Solar Light recently installed but pretty much wrecked the roof and pushed again the Little Blue …
The 298-kilometer-long scenic cabot trail drive is a combination of roads, paths, and stairs. You can find some of the most breathtaking scenery along the way. In fact, it is considered one of the world’s most scenic drives. But before you head out on your journey, check for road closures or detours. If they occur, …
From cherished Mi’kmaq history to Acadian fiddle jam sessions, there are endless ways to immerse yourself in the isle’s heritage. One way we’ll commemorate Cape Breton’s history and heritage this year is the Celtic Colours International Festival.
Anyone who has spent time on Cape Breton Island will tell you it offers an eclectic cultural expedition. One of the most enriching destinations for learning about Cape Breton’s rich history is the Membertou Heritage Park, just over an hour’s drive from Cabot Shores Wilderness Resort. Not only can you better understand the ancient Mi’kmaq …
Nova Scotia is known as an outdoor enthusiast’s playground. From whale watching on Cape Breton’s coast to discovering waterfalls while hiking, the adventures are endless, especially for those who book their stay at Cabot Shores. One of the most memorable adventures you can enjoy in Nova Scotia is camping along the Cabot Trail.
Although Cabot Shores is far from a golf resort, we’re proud to embrace a vast array of interests shared by our many guests. Not too often will you grasp the unique opportunity to wake up in the wilderness and find yourself swinging away after a serene countryside drive. Whether you’re a novice golfer or a long-time participant, the Cape Breton golf experience is brought to you by some of the best courses in Nova Scotia.