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Tour 30 Sunny Brae

Distance: 53 km (33 miles)

Starting Point: New Glasgow; Sunny Brae

Region: Eastern Nova Scotia

Terrain: Rolling; along sides of narrow valley

"A Gleann Boidheach" This Gaelic phrase meaning "beautiful valley", can still be used to describe the land along the winding East River. Unknown and unpromoted, the Nova Scotia Bicycle Book reveals this "hidden corner" of Nova Scotia.

The Gaelic tongue is now gone, but not much else has changed since the Scots built their first homesteads years ago. Once past Stellarton, there are few gaudy modern intrusions. The tour is a day outing, with the turn-around coming mid-day deep in Nova Scotia's interior.

The guide includes accommodation suggestions for the area and nearby Pictou.


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

 

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