The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail

This series of trails is great for the new hiker to the experienced hiker. The trail visits a diversity of granite barrens and woodland forests, and wanders by several. The bluff trail is south of highway 103 where it crosses the.

The trail, entirely on crown land, begins inside the woodens river watershed and climbs onto the high ground between the woodens river watershed and the nine mile river watershed to the east. The bluff trail is south of highway 103 where it crosses the. The trail is actually set up as four loops, the shortest being around 10km, from the parking lot and back ( with part of it on the rails to trails) then the loops get longer, 17 kms, 23 kms, 30kms for the longest.

We have experienced greatly increased use of the bluff wilderness hiking trail over the last 5 years and already we are at or over our capacity to accommodate this use.

What you need to know about the bluff wilderness hiking trail (day hiking) find the trail head at 2890 st margarets bay rd,timberlea, ns.rather, this is the parking lot to the trail head. Parking lot located at 2890 st. Completing the entirety of hay marsh loop involves beginning on the pot lake loop and. We are always in need of help to steward the amazing ecological and community resource that is the bluff wilderness hiking trail.