Blue Mountain Hiking Trail - Halifax, Nova Scotia
1K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
In celebration of Canada Day; a hike to the highest point on Halifax's Chebucto peninsula. Blue Mountain, the namesake for the "Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness Area, provides a perspective on what could be the largest urban wilderness park in North America. A 2 hour return-trip hike, it's rugged, un-marked and diverse in scenery. Detailed Blue Mountain Trail Map & Guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blue-mountain-trail/ Thanks to supporters of my work: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ Shoutout to Pouch Couch for making this hike even more enjoyable: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product/pouchcouch-lightweight-inflatable-couch-carrying-pouch/ Music: "Canadian Dream" by Sam Roberts.
Gaff Point Hiking Trail - Nova Scotia
4K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
One of the most scenic coastal hikes in Nova Scotia. Gaff Point hiking trail begins along stunning Hirtles beach, a wide sand beach stretching for 3km. Gaff Point peninsula, at the far end of the beach has a 4km semi-looped nature trail. Equal parts coastal and inland, its packed full of scenery from beginning to end. Detailed Gaff Point hiking guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/gaff-point-hiking-trail/ Shot & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Thanks to supporters of my work: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ Music: Ikson - Reveal https://soundcloud.com/ikson #NovaScotia #Hiking
Polly's Cove Hiking - Halifax, Nova Scotia
4K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A hike next door to famous Peggy's Cove in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Hiking trail map, guide & 360° virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/pollys-cove/ •Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/
Canoeing Nova Scotia's Kejimkujik National Park
829 views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Nova Scotia's Kejimkujik National Park map, guide & 360° virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/kejimkujik-national-park/ Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/
Mush-A-Mush Bridge - The Dynamite Trail in Mahone Bay, Nova ...
6K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Dynamite Trail map, guide & 360° virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/dynamite-trail/
Shaw Wilderness Park - Halifax, Nova Scotia
10K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Map, guide & 360° virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/shaw-wilderness-park/
Hiking in Nova Scotia: Duncan's Cove
3K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
-Duncan's Cove Map, Guide & 360° Virtual Tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/duncans-cove/ -Shot & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Duncan’s Cove Nature Reserve encompasses 370 hectares of coastal headland, extending to nearby Chebucto Head. Parking and access are poor and unmarked due to lack of investment by the province to accommodate the many visitors. Respect local residents by not clogging the road and avoid illegally trespassing onto private land (see official boundaries). Though it has exploded in popularity in recent years, Duncan’s Cove is first and foremost a nature reserve, not intended for large crowds. Duncan’s Cove is one of Halifax’s top #coastal hikes, if not the best. The astonishingly beautiful coastal barrens give way to rugged granite cliffs and crevices pounded by the vast Atlantic Ocean surf. Waves can be large and raucous or calm and peaceful on any given day. The coastline has wide-angle views of busy shipping lanes, with cruise ships, container ships, and other ocean-going vessels regularly coming and going. When gazing toward the ocean, you’re likely to see sun-bathing seals, coastal birds, and even distant whales on occasion (a great place for binoculars and a zoom lens). The nature reserve is a coastal habitat rich in biodiversity. Deer have a literal field day snacking on the local greenery, flush with Arctic Blueberry in the summer months. Rare meat-eating pitcher plants thrive in the wet, boggy areas, as do an array of colourful wildflowers. Late summer is an ideal time to do this hike, as it is warmer and drier compared to the rest of the year. In spring and summer, it takes on more colour as the grass, shrubs, flowers, and bushes lay a blanket of greenery over the rocky terrain. The cool ocean breeze can make temperatures significantly lower than the mainland so always bring an extra layer no matter what the season. This large area of protected land and vast ocean view will have you struck by the scale of your surroundings. The openness of the barren terrain allows for sweeping views as well as easy navigating. Despite its open terrain, you should always stick to the main, well-established paths for your own sake and for the nature this area is meant to protect. Since this is a nature reserve, not a park, it’s extremely important to follow “Leave No Trace” principles. Campfires are a huge no-no here or in any Nova Scotia #nature-reserves. The ultimate insult is piles of dog poop bags. Since this is not a park, there are no services like garbage cleanup & disposal. Bring a simple waste bag holder, & sealed container in your car for later disposal (peanut butter jar, etc.) Use extreme caution near the coastline and the later end of the trail where there are some dangerous drop-offs and tricky footing. Wet rocks combined with coastal surf can make for a dangerous situation if you’re careless. The trail isn’t a well-groomed leisurely stroll. It can also require varying degrees of rock scampering depending on your route. The trail is narrow, rugged, and extremely muddy in spots so wear proper footwear. I highly recommend hiking gaiters for this terrain to keep mud, sticks, stones, and bugs off your shins and out of your boots. Due to unpredictable weather and trail conditions, you should always take the time to be properly prepared with basic gear essentials when doing any coastal hikes in Nova Scotia. Rapid changes in temperature, wind, sudden fog banks, and unexpected precipitation are the norm along the Atlantic seashore. Come prepared for changing conditions, layers are your friend. In addition to the amazing natural landscape, there are two crumbling ruins of WW2 era lookout bunkers along the way, and 2 lighthouses visible. In both cases one near the start and one at the end of the trail. The first bunker is a camera-friendly graffiti canvas with a wide view of the coast. Roughly 1km from the main road, it’s the most visited part of the trail. The nearby Chebucto Head lighthouse is also visible during this first section of the trail. The second bunker is in worse shape, bordering on unsafe, but has equally expansive views. The Sambro Lighthouse can be seen in the distance, in the opposite direction of the Chebucto Head lighthouse. At this point, you’ve reached the end of the trail and must turn back the same way you came. Thankfully, it’s a great spot to take a breather. Read more at: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/duncans-cove/
Bayers Lake Mystery Walls Hiking Exploration - Halifax, NS
1K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
These stone walls were built in ??? by ??? for the purpose of ???. That sums up what we know about these mysterious walls that lay hidden in Halifax's Bayers Lake Business Park. A 5-sided foundation, periphery walls stretching for 200m, and stone steps the lead seemingly nowhere. Read more about what we don't know about these walls: Bayers Lake Mystery Walls Map, Guide & 360° Virtual Tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/bayers-lake-mystery-walls/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/
Hemlock Ravine Park: The Iconic Heart Shaped Pond in Halifax...
580 views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Autumn glory in a park beloved by generations of Haligonians. Eternal natural beauty, spanning centuries of surrounding change. https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/hemlock-ravine-park/ Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/
A Tribute to Nova Scotia's Great Outdoors
2K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Note: Not viewable on some mobile devices. In celebration of Canada's 150th birthday. Some of the most memorable moments in my hiking and outdoor adventures in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Locations: Kejimkujik National Park: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/kejimkujik-national-park/ Herring Cove Provincial Park Reserve: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/herring-cove-provincial-park-reserve/ Cape Split: Cape Split: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/cape-split-hiking-trail/ Peggy's Cove: Peggy’s Cove: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/peggys-cove/ Blue Mountain Trail: Blue Mountain Trail: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blue-mountain-trail/ Chebucto Head: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/chebucto-head/ B.L.T. Trail: B.L.T. Trail: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blt-trail/ Musquodoboit Trailway: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/musquodoboit-trailway/ Purcell’s Cove Backlands: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/purcells-cove-backlands/ Charlie's Lake Trail: Charlie’s Lake Trail: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/charlies-lake-trail/ High Head Trail: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/high-head-hiking-trail/
Blue Mountain - Halifax, Nova Scotia
1K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A mountain by Halifax standards only, but a great place to hike nonetheless. An expansive view, perched atop the highest point of Halifax's Chebucto Peninsula. A cornerstone of what SHOULD be the Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes urban wilderness park, North America's largest (long promised, yet to be delivered).📍Hiking Guide: www.halifaxtrails.ca/blue-mountain-trail/ Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Help me continue creating more videos & guides: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ Shop my curated outdoor gear, guides & gifts: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca Song: Andrew Applepie - Gitty Cat (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/QG5NjELUV-c
Autumn Biking On The B.L.T. Trail - Halifax, Nova Scotia.
4K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A late autumn bike ride along the B.L.T. (Beechville, Lakeside, Timberlea) trail. A 13km section of a former railway that runs throughout the province and connects to the Trans-Canada Trail. For more information, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blt-trail/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Shop my curated biking gear: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product-category/gear/biking/
Autumn Colours of Sandy Lake Park - Halifax, Nova Scotia
180 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A mid-October hike around Sandy Lake Park in Bedford. One of my favourite places to view the Fall colours in Halifax. For more information on the park, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/sandy-lake-park/ 5 of the best Autumn hikes in Halifax: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/5-colourful-autumn-outdoor-adventures-in-halifax/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Support my work: http://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/supp... Shop my recommended outdoor gear: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ #Hiking #Halifax #Autumn
Autumn in Hemlock Ravine Park - Halifax, Nova Scotia
143 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A jewel of an urban park, Hemlock Ravine with its old-growth trees and iconic heart-shaped pond has long been a nature gem in Halifax. For more detailed information on the park, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/hemlock-ravine-park/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Hemlock Ravine Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/hemlock-ravine/ My blog post about Hemlock Ravine: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/getting-to-know-hemlock-ravine-park/ Christmas Cards - Hemlock Ravine: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product/christmas-cards-hemlock-ravine-park/ Shop my recommended outdoor gear and original photography: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ Check out some of my favourite Haligonians on YouTube: Josh The Travel Guy - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oDyr_PI6Dnxtl2HN6zfuA Mark Young - https://www.youtube.com/user/constablemarkyoung Dave Stredulinsky: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUc8lWL94yXQbaVT8MwvrjA My Halifax: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs4GutrU6z3bkvKpJQqrVtw #Halifax #NovaScotia #autumn
An Autumn Hike To Susie's Lake - Halifax, Nova Scotia
2K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
It's hard to believe that a 20 minute hike can transport you from one of the city's busiest shopping areas, into this nature oasis. This dichotomy makes Susie's Lake in Halifax's Blue Mountain Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness, a unique and memorable experience. For a detailed hiking guide, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/susies-lake-hiking-trail/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Susie's Lake Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/susies-lake/ Shop my recommended outdoor gear and original photography: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ Check out these fellow Haligonians on YouTube: Josh The Travel Guy - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oDyr_PI6Dnxtl2HN6zfuA Mark Young - https://www.youtube.com/user/constablemarkyoung Dave Stredulinsky: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUc8lWL94yXQbaVT8MwvrjA My Halifax: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs4GutrU6z3bkvKpJQqrVtw #Halifax #Hiking #autumn
Autumn On The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail in Halifax, Nova...
2K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A glorious Autumn hike in Halifax's Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail. Map & guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/bluff-wilderness-trail/ Shot & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Music: "Just My Imagination" By KSMK https://soundcloud.com/imkosmik https://www.instagram.com/felixskipman/
Biking the Bedford-Sackville Greenway in Halifax
254 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A late fall bike ride along the multi-use, active transportation trail connecting the communities of Bedford and Sackville. This particular day was ideal conditions to take in the colourful surroundings. This trail is one of my favourite places in Halifax to take in the splendour of Autumn. For more details on the trail, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/index_files/SackvilleBedfordConnector.htm Bedford-Sackville Greenway Photos: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/index_files/BedfordSackvillePhotos.htm Shop my photo art & outdoor gear recommendations: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ The bluetooth speaker that's clipped to my handlebars: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product/boombot-mini-bluetooth-speaker/ Support my work: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/index_files/support.htm About me: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor
MacCormacks Beach Provincial Park - Halifax, Nova Scotia
2K views · Nov 3, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
In the fishing community of Eastern Passage, MacCormacks Beach Provincial Park is a 1km boardwalk & beach. Map, guide, photos & videos at https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/maccormacks-beach-provincial-park/
Uniacke Estate Museum Park - Nova Scotia
5K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Touring the beautiful grounds of historic Unicake Estate Museum Park in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The former estate of Richard John Uniacke remains as beautiful today as it was when it was built almost 200 years ago. For more info, visit: http://www.halifaxtrails.ca/index_files/UniackeEstate.htm Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: http://www.halifaxtrails.ca/index_files/Contact.htm
Hiking Blomidon Provincial Park - Nova Scotia
200 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A guided hike (led by my 5 year-old niece) of one of #NovaScotia's most scenic coastlines. For more information on Blomidon Provincial Park, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blomidon-provincial-park/ Blomidon Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/blomidon-provincial-park/ For more great summer escapes, check out: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/superlative-summer-sanctuaries/ Shop my photo art, maps & outdoor gear recommendations: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ Support my work: http://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ About me: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor #hiking #blomidon
Fox Lake Hiking Trail (Autumn) - Halifax, Nova Scotia
171 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A couple of Autumn hikes, a week apart In mid-October. Fox Lake hiking trail, part of the larger Kearney Lake hiking trail system in Halifax''s Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness. For a detailed trail guide, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/fox-lake-hiking-trail/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Fox Lake Trail Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/fox-lake-trail/ Shop my recommended outdoor gear & original photography: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ Check out these fellow Haligonians on YouTube: Josh The Travel Guy - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oDyr_PI6Dnxtl2HN6zfuA Mark Young - https://www.youtube.com/user/constablemarkyoung Dave Stredulinsky: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUc8lWL94yXQbaVT8MwvrjA My Halifax: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs4GutrU6z3bkvKpJQqrVtw #Halifax #Autumn #hiking
Gibraltar Rock Hiking Trail - Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia
4K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
**This video was made marking my recent 500 subscriber milestone. Thank you all for subscribing!** -This 3.6km return-trip hike begins from the Musquodoboit Trailway Rails-To-Trails multi-use trail. Rugged, steep & beautiful throughout, it's one of my favourite wilderness trail systems in the province. Gibraltar Rock Trail is a good introduction to the rest of the extensive trail system as it gives you a taste of the longer distance and more challenging trails. For a detailed hiking guide, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/musquodoboit-trailway/. Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Help me continue creating more videos and guides: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ Shop my curated hiking gear favourites: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product-category/gear/hiking/ Song: Markvard - Time (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/NvZ3CN-vvsw
Building Trails, Community & Bonds - Thoughts From A Jr....
531 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
She proudly proclaims her title of "Halifax North West Trails Association's youngest trail monitor". I refer to her as my niece. Along with my mother, she's part of a team that's out to right humanity's wrongs, give back to nature, and help their community at the same time. ...But sometimes they are just out for a pleasant chat in a beautiful park. Along with many other volunteers with the Halifax Northwest Trails Association, they help monitor, maintain, and promote our priceless green spaces. Not many of us are aware of them or the work they do, even if we frequent the parks and trails they preside over. The importance of their work goes far beyond building, maintaining & monitoring trails. With the help of these volunteer organizations, a sense of #community is built, bonds strengthened, health & wellness improved. Take a minute to support your local volunteer trail organization to show your appreciation for the work they do 💚. Special thanks to the Halifax North West Trails Association. Learn more about them here: https://www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.ca/ My Belcher's Marsh Guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/belchers-marsh/ About me: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/?utm_source=MainSite&utm_medium=TopMenu
The Frog Pond (Autumn) -Sir Sandford Fleming Park - Halifax,...
302 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A beautiful mid-autumn walk around The Frog Pond in Halifax's Sir Sandford Fleming Park. For a detailed guide and map, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/sir-sandford-fleming-park/ Filmed & edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Song: Atch - Daydream Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/YZXclaSKkys
Nine Mile River Hiking Trails - East Hants, Nova Scotia
838 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A peaceful, late Autumn 11km hike. These Trails have been on my to-do list since seeing posts of hard work the volunteers with the Nine Mile River Trails Association have been putting in. It's difficult to convey the all-encompassing calm ambience of these trails, but I enjoyed trying. This expansive back country, wooded trail system is full of towering trees and tranquil stopping points. A work in progress that's constantly improving and expanding thanks to the Nine Mile River Trails Association. Detailed Nine Mile River hiking guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/nine-mile-river-trails/ Shot & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Thanks to supporters of my work: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ Music: "Marinade" by Dope Lemon: https://youtu.be/9ju-Qj8xFQk
Halifax's Purcell's Cove Backlands - Early Spring
225 views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A Spring visit to Halifax's vast urban wilderness area known as the Purcell's Cove Backlands. Perhaps the best mountain biking in the city, as well as a great place to hike and explore. For a detailed map and guide, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/purcells-cove-backlands/ Shot & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Backlands Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/purcells-cove-backlands-photos/ Backlands GPS Files: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product/halifax-backlands-gps-gpx-map-file/ Shop: Gear, Guides & More: http://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ #hiking #mountainbiking #halifax #novascotia
A Winter Hike To Hobson's Lake - Halifax, NS
1K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
An early February hike in Halifax's Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness Area. For more info, including a detailed hiking guide, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/hobsons-lake-hiking-trail/. Support my work so I can keep creating: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/
Paddling The St. Mary's River in Nova Scotia
2K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
Nova Scotia's St. Mary's River is best known for being one of the main habitats for the province's iconic, but endangered Atlantic Salmon population. The remote wilderness is a haven to many different species of wildlife and is a big part of what makes this river so special. Experiencing true wilderness, far from any significant human population is a rarity in the modern world, and the St. Mary's River delivers it in spades. For a detailed paddling map and more info on the river, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/st-marys-river/ Purchase my St. Mary's River paddling GPS map files: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/product/st-marys-river-gps-map/ St. Mary's RIver Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/st-marys-river/ Shop my recommended outdoor gear: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ Support my work: http://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ About me: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor #NovaScotia #canoeing #Paddling
Canoeing The Musquodoboit River - Nova Scotia, Canada
2K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
A thoroughly enjoyable 2 day, 40km early Spring #canoe trip along #NovaScotia's Musquodoboit #River. For more a detailed paddling guide and map, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/musquodoboit-river/ Musquodoboit River Photos: https://multimedia.halifaxtrails.ca/photos/musquodoboit-river/ Shop my photo art & outdoor gear recommendations: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca/ Support my work: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/support/ About me: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor
Webber Lake Falls Hiking Trail - Halifax, NS
3K views · Feb 24, 2023 halifaxtrails.ca
Trail Map & Guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/webber-lake-falls/
Hiking To Pockwock Falls in Halifax, Nova Scotia
6K views · Jun 21, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
An early Winter hike to Pockwock Falls in Hammonds Plains. For a detailed hiking trail map, guide & 360° virtual tour, visit: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/pockwock-falls/ Filmed & Edited by Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/ Shop Outdoor Gear, Guidebooks & Unique Gifts: https://shop.halifaxtrails.ca
Flat Lake - McIntosh Run Singletrack Trails in Halifax, NS
2K views · May 17, 2023 halifaxtrails.ca
An extensive moutain biking & hiking trail system in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Map, guide, photos, videos & interactive 360° virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/mcintosh-run-singletrack-trails/
McIntosh Community Trail - Halifax, Nova Scotia
20K views · Jun 20, 2022 halifaxtrails.ca
McIntosh Run Community Trail in Halifax, Nova Scotia. An urban walking trail with wetlands, ponds & rivers making it a biodiverse refuge. A great place for bird watching, or just going for a sunday stroll with the fam. Map, guide & 360° virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/mcintosh-run-community-trail/ Shot & Edited By Greg Taylor: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/blog/about/
Nova Scotia's Musquodoboit Trailway
2K views · Feb 16, 2023 halifaxtrails.ca
The multi-use Musquodoboit Trailway in Nova Scotia. Map & Guide: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/musquodoboit-trailway/
Sandy Lake Park
508 views · Oct 5, 2023 halifaxtrails.ca
Old growth in Sandy Lake. Map, guide & virtual tour: https://www.halifaxtrails.ca/sandy-lake-park/