Amherst
Only 3 km from the New Brunswick border, Amherst is the first town you will encounter in Nova Scotia and begins your
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New Glasgow
New Glasgow is a beautiful riverside town of 9,455 residents, located in northern Nova Scotia, which serves as the commercial-service
Jost Vineyards
Photo Credit: jostwine.com
Jost Vineyards is found along the picturesque Northumberland Strait, just off the Sunrise Trail in Nova Scotia. We utilize
Malagash
Photo credit: Brian Doucette
A left turn beyond Wallace leads around the Malagash peninsula. Like the Gulf Shore Route this road leads along a scenic pastoral
Pugwash Train Station
The Pugwash Train Station, built circa 1892, is a one-and-one-half storey red brick building located on the main road
Thinkers’ Lodge
The property, located on the Northumberland Strait, dates back to the early 1800s and was purchased by Pugwash-born,
Cumberland County Museum
Located in the heritage home (c. 1838) of Robert Barry Dickey, Father of Confederation, Cumberland County Museum and
Ship Hector Quay
When the ship Hector landed here in 1773, it marked the start of the great Scottish migration to the New World.
Pugwash
Aerial Photo by Vic Dean, courtesy of the Village of Pugwash
Pugwash is a quaint village located on a scenic harbour at the mouth of the Pugwash River. A popular holiday area, Pugwash
Wallace
Wallace is a picturesque village with a diverse cultural heritage. The remnants of Mi kmaq habitation and the Acadian
New Glasgow
New Glasgow is a beautiful riverside town of 9,455 residents, located in northern Nova Scotia, which serves as the commercial-service
Jost Vineyards
Photo Credit: jostwine.com
Jost Vineyards is found along the picturesque Northumberland Strait, just off the Sunrise Trail in Nova Scotia. We utilize
Malagash
Photo credit: Brian Doucette
A left turn beyond Wallace leads around the Malagash peninsula. Like the Gulf Shore Route this road leads along a scenic pastoral
Pugwash Train Station
The Pugwash Train Station, built circa 1892, is a one-and-one-half storey red brick building located on the main road
Thinkers’ Lodge
The property, located on the Northumberland Strait, dates back to the early 1800s and was purchased by Pugwash-born,
Cumberland County Museum
Located in the heritage home (c. 1838) of Robert Barry Dickey, Father of Confederation, Cumberland County Museum and
Ship Hector Quay
When the ship Hector landed here in 1773, it marked the start of the great Scottish migration to the New World.
Pugwash
Aerial Photo by Vic Dean, courtesy of the Village of Pugwash
Pugwash is a quaint village located on a scenic harbour at the mouth of the Pugwash River. A popular holiday area, Pugwash
Wallace
Wallace is a picturesque village with a diverse cultural heritage. The remnants of Mi kmaq habitation and the Acadian