moderate
7.5 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to comfortably complete walking portions on uneven terrain and to spend time outdoors.
Journey along Cape Breton’s Skyline Trail combining scenic boat views and a coastal hike. Discover wildlife, incredible sunsets, and local stories on this 7.5-hour outdoor adventure.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure along Cape Breton’s Skyline Trail, where breathtaking cliffs meet the Atlantic Ocean. This 7.5-hour journey combines stunning natural beauty with educational insights, perfect for all explorers. Experience wildlife, vibrant sunsets, and the chance to connect with nature in this serene escape.
Introducing Cape Breton’s captivating Skyline Trail—an enchanting journey where rugged cliffs meet the Atlantic, wildlife roams free, and sunsets paint the sky. Tailored for all adventurers, this tranquil escape offers educational insights and a chance to preserve nature’s legacy. Explore the Skyline Trail and discover Cape Breton’s untamed beauty.
Your unforgettable journey starts here!
Stop 1: : Cabot Trail, Cape Breton Highlands (5 hours) Stop 2: The Skyline Trail (2.5 hours) Total Driving Time: 5 hours Total Tour Time: 7.5 hours
What’s included?
For the best possible experience, we recommend you bring:
You are more than welcome to take any personal items into the vehicle!
Cruise Passengers - The Joan Harris Cruise Pavilion/Liberty Pier. Independent Travelers - Upon request.
All driving tours offer wheelchair/stroller accessibility, however, we cannot guarantee accessibility on tours requiring lots of walking.
Cancellations due to ships not being able to dock or unsafe weather will be offered a reschedule date or a full refund. All other cancellations need to cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
Wear hiking shoes with good grip as parts of the trail can be rocky and uneven.
Carry at least 1.5 liters of water, especially during warm summer months.
Use sunscreen and bring a hat as sections of the trail are exposed with little shade.
Wildlife sightings can happen anytime—have your camera handy but maintain respectful distances.
The Skyline Trail area has been historically used by Mi’kmaq people for coastal navigation and resource gathering.
Efforts are ongoing to protect the fragile coastal ecosystems and maintain sustainable tourism practices along the trail.
Provide grip and ankle support on mixed trail surfaces.
Adapt to changing temperatures and winds along the coast.
Keeps bugs at bay during peak insect activity in summer months.
summer specific
Important to stay hydrated on the lengthy tour.