Things To Do

Nature & Wildlife

Trails

White Point Walking Trails

Follow our looped self-guided walking tour through woods and along boulder beach shoreline. Discover the many wild flowers, birds, wildlife, and scenic views that Mother Nature has blessed us with. You may wish to pick up one of these maps at the front desk upon your arrival.

White Point Cycling Trails

There are a number of scenic bicycle routes in and around the resort property. You may rent bicycles and helmets (mandatory in Nova Scotia) at our boat house during the summer months. You may wish to pick up a map at the front desk upon your arrival.

White Point X-Country Ski Trails

When White Point becomes a winter wonderland, X-country skiing is a great way to explore the resort property. Please note that you must bring your own equipment or rent it off-property as we do not have it here at the resort.

Rails to Trails

Explore this developed abandoned CN Rail line right from Liverpool to Summerville. Investigate this amazing trail by foot or by bike. You might want to keep your eyes open to the many varieties of birds you can spot along the way.

Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct (Port Joli)

Enjoy the many hiking trails that guide you across open headlands, to rocky shores with gravel and sandy beaches. Several spots along the trails offer excellent opportunities to spot seals, seabirds and spectacular views so don't forget your camera.

Pine Grove Park (Milton)

All nature lovers will enjoy these easy walking trails. Several trails follow along the beautiful Mersey River. Impressive native flora and hundreds of rhododendrons, azaleas, and magnolias will lead you along the way.

Port l'Hebert Pocket Wilderness

Stroll along these graveled walking trails. You could even arrange to have a picnic prepared and enjoy it in the picnic area. Salt marshes that border Port l'Hebert Bay provide the necessary elements needed by geese, so keep you eyes open and your camera ready.