Shop.HalifaxTrails.ca: Outdoor gear daily deals.

Shop: 2019 Wall Calendars: “Nature Scenes from Halifax, NS”

Photo Gallery Update: Susies Lake.

Recent Support: Jonathan Woelber ($4.00). Thank you!

Recent Support: Frederick Rivard ($5.00). Thank You!

Recent Support: Pat Sims-Eastwood ($100). Thank you!

Photo Gallery Update: Hemlock Ravine Park.

Steve Morley: Largest Halifax Trails contribution to date ($500). Thank You!

New Video: Susies Lake Timelapse.

Recent support: Laura McDonald ($10). Thank you!

Shop.HalifaxTrails.ca: New Photo Prints & Accessories.

Closure: Salt Marsh Trail Section Closed (Canada Goose Bridge-West Lawrencetown Rd.)

Blog: Top 5 Fall Hikes In Halifax.

Photo Gallery Update: Fox Lake Trail.

Shop: Be Visible During Hunting Season (Oct. 26-Dec.1)

Recent Support: Patrick Taylor ($5.00). Thank You!

McIntosh Run Community Trail: Section Closed Til Late 2019 (Map).

Recent Support: Lesley Brechin ($4.00). Thank You!

New Video: Autumn in Hemlock Ravine Park

Photo Gallery Update: Sackville Lakes Park.

New 360° Video: Autumn in Hemlock Ravine Park

New Blog Post: “5 Colourful Autumn Adventures In Halifax“.

New Blog Post: Landscape Photography Tips.

Recent Support: Tamera Murdock ($4.00). Thank You!

Destination Specialist Of The Year – 2018

My free guides are designed to give you everything you need to know before you go. I’ve plotted custom detailed maps, researched in-depth info, compiled photo galleries, and created videos (including 360° views) of everywhere I visit. All with the aim of helping you plan and guide yourself on the same adventures.

Tired of proprietary maps and vague directions? I was too, that’s why I’ve created a custom Google Map for each location. Click an icon and get instant turn-by-turn directions to it. The detailed trail maps are designed to be opened on your phone’s Google Maps app for a real-time GPS reference when you’re on location.

Disclaimer: Never rely solely on your phone for navigation and always carry a compass. It’s wise to carry an extra battery and a printed map as well. If you’re new to using Google Maps as a hiking aid check out this video that shows how. Download GPS map files for use in GPS devices and mobile apps here.

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