Rich culture, great seafood and lively music distinguish this Nova Scotia journey ... The 185-mile Cabot Trail opened in 1932. The circular route cuts through the upper part of Cape Breton Island ...

The island is separated from mainland Nova Scotia by the Strait of Canso ... The best way to explore Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail is by car. Public transportation is spotty on the island ...

To see why the island has earned its share of accolades as a bucket list destination, head to the Cabot Trail. The coastal highway winds for 185 miles, hugging Cape Breton’s rocky northern shore ...

Airports are located in Sydney in Cape Breton and in Halifax on mainland Nova Scotia. From Sydney, take Rte. 125 to Hwy. 105, then take the Cabot Trail at the Englishtown ferry or at St. Ann’s ...

Cape Breton’s highland trails offer some of the most scenic snowmobiling in the country. “When you’re travelling the trails up here, most days it’s like walking into a postcard,” says ...

Since 2011, when he teamed up with Bandon Dunes founder Mike Keiser to open Cabot Links, in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Cowan-Dewar has helped transform the Cabot brand into a marquee name in ...