Whycocomagh Eco-Centre || Links

» Bras d'or Stewardship Society
» Cape Breton Choices
» Cape Breton Highlands National Park
» Celtic Colors International Music Festival
» Celtic Music Interpretive Centre, Judique
» Department of Natural Resources
» Department of Fisheries and Oceans
» Eco Action/Environment Canada
» Gaelic Council of Nova Scotia
» Glendale Cultural Centre
» Margaree Fish Hatchery
» Mabou Feis
» Mary Jane Lamond
» Strait Regional School Board
» Strathspey Place
» Whycocomagh Education Centre

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Whycocomagh Local Attractions

Natural Attractions - Hiking Trails:

Stewartdale Trail: Proceed up Highway 252, turn left to Roseburn and cross iron bridge (approximately 1 mile from Trans Canada Highway 105). Park car at Stewartdale Cemetery. Proceed on dirt road. At fork in the road, turn right to come out near Highway 252 and Highway 395 intersection. Turn left to come out at Skye Glen - Centreville Community Hall.

Mountain Road trail: Proceed on the Trans Canada Highway 105 to the Mountain Road, opposite the Legion Hall. Park car at the water tower, follow road and keep left to Lake Ainslie. Return by the same trail.

Mountain Road Wilderness Trail: Turn on the Mountain Road of the Trans Canada Highway 105. Park car at the water tower, go to intersection on Mountain Road and 104 snowmobile trail. Turn left and exit at the telephone office on Highway 252. Return by Highway 252, Highway 105 and up the Mountain Road.

Salt Mountain Trail (hiking only): Park car at campground entrance and follow the trail signs.

Skye Mountain Trail: Proceed on the Trans Canada Highway 105 west to Iron Mines. Park car at the water spring across the from the Orangedale turnoff. Proceed up Skye Mountain and return by the same route.

Campbell's Mountain Trail: Proceed on Highway 252 off the Trans Canada. Turn left across and iron bridge. Proceed through Roseburn to Campbell's Mountain. The trail goes to the top of the mountain and then retrace your steps back to the bottom.

Whycocomagh Provincial Park - (902) 756-2448

Department of National Resources - (902) 756-2339

Swimming:

Whycocomagh Beach
Located on the shores of the Bras D' Or Lake, this sandy beach features a wooded picnic area, and is located adjacent to a campground.
Address: Whycocomagh NS Canada

Trout Brook
Situated on the shores of Lake Ainslie, this park boasts a white sand beach and a largest wooded picnic area. The park offers a boat launch and a swimming area.
Address: Lake Ainslie NS Canada

Marble Mountain Beach

Banks:

Royal Bank, Village Rd, Whycocomagh,, 902-756-2600

Churches:

Holy Trinity Parish, , Whycocomagh, 902-756-3005
Little Narrows Presbyterian, Little Narrows, 902-756-2066
St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Whycocomagh, 902-756-2669

Health and Fitness:

Waycobah Fitness Centre, Whycocomagh, 902-756-2333

Lodging: