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CAR BREAK-INS! (Long Lake & Fleming Park) Hide Items & Don’t Leave Valuables.
Stop Spring Trail Damage, Wear Waterproof Boots.
Popular Guides: Trending.
NS Climate Emergency Updates.
Always Tell Someone Where You’re Going & Pack These Items.
Campfire Ethics: Leave No Trace, Use A Stove Or Fire Dish.
Check Before you Burn: BURN SAFE
Updated Guide: Shaw Wilderness Park.
Updated Map: Blue Mountain Trail.
Thanks To All Supporters!
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Bug Season Is Here: Equip Yourself.
Updated Guide: Long Lake Provincial Park.
Halifax Rural Recreation Survey.
Maps & Site Navigation: How-To Guide.
Lead Or Join A Group, Visit: NS Walks
Always LEAVE NO TRACE!
10 Must-Visit Spring Destinations.
Shoutout To Recent Supporter George Clark. Thank You!
End 💩 Bag Litter! Pack An Empty PB Jar or Poop Bag Holder.
New Virtual Tour: Point Pleasant Park.
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Downloadable Adventures: GPS Map Files.
Hiking, Biking & Paddling Guides
Maps & Navigation How-To Guide:
1) Browse the Map tab placed at the top of every page. 2) In the top MENU browse by Category or #Tag. Each category and tag will have its own corresponding map. 3) At the bottom of every page are more “Browse”, “List” & “Search” tools to help narrow your interests by categories and attribute tags.
•Each adventure guide is personally crafted with custom maps, videos, photos, and 360° views. My goal is to equip you with all the tools and information you need to explore each location yourself.
•Unlike common trail apps, HalifaxTrails.ca doesn’t rely on un-verified crowdsourcing. I record GPS coordinates firsthand to create reliable, custom-detailed maps & guides. These maps are intended for use on your phone’s Google Maps App (iPhone & Android). Click this graphic for a basic overview. Some phones may open the map links in a web browser rather than the Google Maps App. Here’s how to fix that for iPhone or Android. Disclaimer: Never rely solely on your phone for navigation & always carry a compass, printed map, extra battery, basic safety gear & tell someone your plans.
•See this graphic on how to see 360° Virtual Reality Views of specific locations on each map. For an extra-immersive experience, use an inexpensive virtual reality headset with your phone. Simply click the eye-goggle icon in any 360° photo, or video to view them in full 360° virtual reality.
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