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Argyle Recreation loans out kayaks to adult 19 years or older. Only one kayak can be loaned out per adult. A $30 refundable deposit is required. The kayaks are loaned out by per- arranged appointment ... [ More Info ]

Argyle Recreation Department has free snowshoes of all sizes for loan. To book your snowshoes please call 902-648-3379.

Barrington Bay Trail (Approx. 2.3KM) Barrington Passage, NS The Barrington Bay Trail follows the old CNR Railway line from Barrington Passage to Doctor’s Cove. The path begins in Barrington Passage a ... [ More Info ]

BNS is the provincial organization for cycling in Nova Scotia. We are commuters, mountain bikers, racers, recreational riders and elite athletes, who work together to grow cycling in Nova Scotia. Our ... [ More Info ]

This Beach is secluded and private, yet close enough to the main beach to be easily accessed. It is located just beyond Ginger Hill (The hill on the western end of Crescent Beach)

This route is NOT recommended for NOVICE and INTERMEDIATE paddlers. The route is comprised of the East Branch of the Medway River, the Medway River proper, and Port Medway Lake. Although there are a ... [ More Info ]

This route is NOT recommended for NOVICE and INTERMEDIATE paddlers. The route follows the West Branch of the Medway River, and the Medway River proper throughout its entire length. Although there are ... [ More Info ]

This route is NOT recommended for NOVICE and INTERMEDIATE paddlers. Portions of Route 23 are also catalogued in this guide as Route 3, Sandy Bottom Lake; Route 4, Milford Lakes; and Route 6, Kejimkuj ... [ More Info ]

The Tobeatic Wilderness Area is the jewel in the crown of Nova Scotia's 31 wilderness areas. The Tobeatic, at over 100,000 hectares (250,000 acres) in size, is by far the largest, most remote and esse ... [ More Info ]

Kejimkujik (pronounced kej-im-koo-jik) National Park encompasses 381 square kilometres of forests and interconnecting lakes, offering the visitor a variety of paddling experiences in natural, undevelo ... [ More Info ]

Chester Legion Canada 150 Celebration Parade & BBQ. The Parade start time is 1:00 pm with line up time at 12:00 noon starting and ending at the Chester Rink. Join us afterwards for a BBQ at the Cheste ... [ More Info ]

This park consist of a small beginners to intermediate BMX bike track. There are earthen structures as well as wooden structures. There is a small section for children 7 years and younger. Also at thi ... [ More Info ]

About Walkabout: Heart&Stroke Walkabout™ is an initiative of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia, Department of Health and Wellness and the Ecology Action Centre. Our goal is to help Nova ... [ More Info ]

4 overnight sites (E,W,U) + 31 seasonal. Open campground, across highway from Louis Head Beach . Reservations required. bookings online Rentals Bingo Fridays 7pm open to public. Washer toss games, da ... [ More Info ]

1.5 km gravel trail by Meadow Pond Brook Picnic tables/ benches Year round No snow or ice removal

The Argyle Recreation Commission is a committee consisting of 14 people who help in the strategic planning of the recreation department. The mandate of the Argyle Municipal commission is to enhance th ... [ More Info ]

Pig Roast at Lordly Park in conjunction with Picnic in the Park from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Join us for the first Picnic in the Park and a Pig Roast *(Chester United Baptist Church, 84 King Street, in case ... [ More Info ]

The Port Clyde Trail can be entered at Lyles Road off Highway 309. There is ample parking and the trail is 5.9km in length. The first 1.2km of this trail is also used as a gravel pit access road with ... [ More Info ]

Roseway Beach is a beautiful, often deserted, white sandy beach. At least a kilometer in length, the beach is perfect for a quiet walk. A river meets the ocean at this beach creating an ever-changing ... [ More Info ]

What is Run Nova Scotia? Since 1983, Run Nova Scotia has fostered and promoted road running all across Nova Scotia. From one running boom to the next, our mission has not wavered: to promote health, ... [ More Info ]

Our mission is to support and encourage the growth of triathlon in Nova Scotia and to provide a system of governance for the sport in keeping with Triathlon Canada rules and programs. COVID-19 Respons ... [ More Info ]

The Yarmouth County and Acadian Shores offer many recreational opportunities such as cycling, paddling, swimming, skating, cross-country skiing and walking. There is a great diversity of landscapes an ... [ More Info ]

Registration fee for Slo-Pitch is based per team. Please contact for registration fees and due date for registration.

Starting at the Arched Clock Tower, enjoy the 3km walk along Yarmouth's historic waterfront. You will stroll by working wharves with fishing boats unloading their catches and pleasure boats moored in ... [ More Info ]