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Burntcoat Head Park, Nova Scotia
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Exploring Nova Scotia beyond Halifax
Exploring Nova Scotia beyond Halifax
Stuart Forster looks at six top experiences and places to visit while exploring Nova Scotia beyond Halifax. Disclosure: This post has been paid for by Tourism Nova Scotia. Some of the links below — marked with (£) — and banners are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Canada’s vastness is one of the factors…
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BurntCoat Head Park
One of the spots I love to poke around is Burntcoat Head Park in Noel, Hants County. This park is just another of the special gifts the Bay of Fundy offers up for us.
Known world wide for having the highest tides on earth, Burntcoat Head entered the Guinness Books of World Records in 1975 as having that designation. However,other communities communities along the Bay disputed the fact and…
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Burntcoat Head, Canada
Photo Round-Up: Burntcoat Head Park
One of the most beautiful places in Nova Scotia, Canada!
Full disclosure, it took me two tries to find this place. If you search “things to do in Truro, Nova Scotia” on TripAdvisor, driving to Burntcoat Head Lighthouse is one of the results. The drive is almost an hour, and the first time I tried to find it my GPS took me to completely the wrong spot. It did, however, lead me to a pretty beach, so that was cool at least! The second time I went…
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