ALL TRAILS CLOSED - May 30, 2023 and until further notice
In accordance with Nova Scotia Government’s announcement that all activity in wooded areas is banned, all trails within the Municipality of the District of Digby are closed until further notice.
Please do not enter any woods or trails – this includes the railbed. This includes hiking, fishing, cycling, riding, running and ATVing.
We ask that you keep safety foremost in your mind.
Effective immediately and until further notice.
In accordance with Nova Scotia Government’s announcement that all activity in wooded areas is banned, all trails within the Municipality of the District of Digby are closed until further notice.
Please do not enter any woods or trails – this includes the railbed. This includes hiking, fishing, cycling, riding, running and ATVing.
We ask that you keep safety foremost in your mind.
Effective immediately and until further notice.
BALANCING ROCK TRAIL
How is it balanced there? 20 tonnes or more of volcanic rock balanced precariously on a ledge above the waves of St. Mary’s Bay.
The 1.7 km Balancing Rock Trail leads visitors from the parking lot, just off Highway 217 outside Tiverton, through woods and bog to the southern shore of Long Island. At the end of the trail, a series of 253 wooden steps provide access to a cliffside viewing platform overlooking the 20-foot high finger of basalt. Comparing two Long Island Trails - Balancing Rock versus Central Grove, Digby Courier, August 2011.
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