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Tour 7 Halls Harbour

Distance: 65 km (40 miles)

Starting Point: Wolfville; Kentville

Region: Annapolis Valley

Terrain: Two large climbs

Visit one of the prettiest villages in Nova Scotia! Halls Harbour is an important lobster port, It is visited twice daily by the Bay of Fundy's huge tides, which leave its boats high and dry. Your route will follow pleasant country roads on your way to the bay. Cosy farmhouses lie surrounded by cultivated fields, and fruit-laden orchards. On top of the ridge before your descent you will pass mostly woods. To get there, the in the Nova Scotia Bicycle Book has You face two big hills. Both involve negotiating the North Mountain. There is only one store after Port Williams, in Halls Harbour itself, so backup is recommended, in the event both are closed.

Nova Scotia Bicycle Book
Gary Conrod
308 pages, 5 1/2 x 8, paper
ISBN 0-920890-80-8

 

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