Road Trip Halifax to Kejimkujik – Mi'kmaq National Park
Halifax
Kejimkujik National Park
165
km
2h
drive
Summer
season
The Itinerary
Kejimkujik is Canada's only national park also designated a national historic site (Mi'kmaq cultural landscape). 381 km² of Acadian forest, lakes, rivers and millennia-old Mi'kmaq petroglyphs on rocks at Kejimkujik Lake.
A Dark-Sky Preserve — exceptional stargazing. Activities: canoeing on 381 km² of waterways, Mill Falls hike (short), camping. En route, stop at Mahone Bay and Bridgewater. The park's Seaside Adjunct (south coast) has grey seals and deserted beaches.
A Dark-Sky Preserve — exceptional stargazing. Activities: canoeing on 381 km² of waterways, Mill Falls hike (short), camping. En route, stop at Mahone Bay and Bridgewater. The park's Seaside Adjunct (south coast) has grey seals and deserted beaches.
Points of Interest
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Pétroglyphes mi'kmaqGravures rupestres millénaires sur les rives du lac.
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Dark Sky PreserveObservation des étoiles, ciel parmi les plus sombres d'AC.
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Canot sur KejimkujikVoies navigables historiques mi'kmaq, location au parc.
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Seaside AdjunctSection côtière du parc, plages et phoques gris.
Practical info
- Departure Halifax
- Destination Kejimkujik National Park
- Distance 165 km
- Duration 2h
- Category Medium (100–250 km)
- Best season Summer
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