Ceilidh Trail - Tourism Nova Scotia

Ceilidh Trail

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Gaelic culture at its best

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eilidh” (kay-lee) is Gaelic for “gathering,” and a journey along the Ceilidh Trail (Route 19) offers an opportunity to experience the true meaning of the word. Spending time with friends and neighbours is a staple of life in this region and people here are proud to show off their Gaelic heritage.

Meet the locals by stopping into the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre or The Red Shoe Pub for some live music and dancing (see pages 244 & 245). Continue along the trail to Port Hood where you can enjoy a delicious meal at The Clove Hitch Bar & Bistro overlooking the ocean. Don’t forget to say “hello” to artist Ann Schroeder at her oceanfront studio; take part in one of her Fabric Dyeing by the Sea workshops, or peruse her beautiful hand-painted quilts and silk scarves (see page 245). A trip to Mabou wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Mabou Farmers’ Market, where over 40 vendors offer up delicious food, beautiful jewellery and art, produce, and, of course, live music. For the golfer in your group, visit the renowned and scenic Cabot Links in Inverness, with its greens sculpted amongst the sand dunes (see page 246). This region has long been a melting pot for Celtic, Acadian, and First Nations people. Nowhere is this more evident than at the state-of-the-art performance facility, Strathspey Place, where the music, dance, and folklore of these cultures are celebrated (see page 244).

Glenora Distillery (see page 244)

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The Red Shoe Pub (see page 245)

Unexpected Discoveries No, our livestock hasn’t gotten into Glenora Distillery’s whisky— this is a not-to-be-missed culinary delight. The hand-crafted preserves at Galloping Cows gained international recognition when they were featured at the Golden Globes, the Oscars, and the Toronto International Film Festival (see page 245).

Bellemeade Farm, Mabou Situated on a working dairy and sheep farm, this charming shop is filled with Cape Breton crafts, hand-woven tartan blankets, throws, rugs, scarves, knits, and a large selection of yarn, including hand-dyed specialty yarns. 166 Rankinville Road, Mabou Fabric Dyeing by the Sea (see page 245)

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Not-To-Be-Missed Experiences This area is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The following suggestions offer you the quintessential Ceilidh Trail experience; see page 244 for details on these and other area attractions. Tune in to Cape Breton music Celtic Music Interpretive Centre, Judique Take an interactive journey through samples of song, stories, dance, and bagpipe and fiddle music. Interpretive media displays let you try your hand at a fiddle tune or learn how to stepdance (see page 244).

Cycle the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail various entry points between Port Hastings and Inverness This 92-kilometre multi-use trail winds through the communities of Judique, Port Hood, Mabou, and Inverness. Along the way, you’ll find active fishing harbours, beaches, exhilarating views, museums, restaurants, and accommodations. Include the trail in a multi-day cycling or trekking itinerary, or stop for an hour or two to take in the natural beauty of this area (see page 246).

Create a silk scarf inspired by the sea Artist Ann Schroeder shares her passion for colour in her inspiring workshop, Fabric Dyeing by the Sea. In Ann’s hillside studio overlooking the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the rolling dunes of West Mabou Beach, you’ll discover the magic of dyeing silk scarves, cotton fabric, and/or T-shirts with rainbow hues. No experience required, just be willing to play and try something new. Book at least 24 hours in advance (see page 245).

Delight your palate with a tour and tasting Glenora Distillery, Glenville Canada’s only distiller of single-malt whisky is cradled in a glen in the picturesque Mabou Highlands. Enjoy a tour of the distillery, followed by a taste of Glen Breton Rare whisky—the closest to authentic scotch outside of Scotland (see page 244).

Delve into the arts Inverness County Centre for the Arts This fine arts centre showcases the works of local and international artists in its gallery, music studio, and shop (see page 245).

Golf at Canada’s only authentic links course Cabot Links Resort, Inverness With its golf greens sculpted around the sand dunes and ocean views offered at each of the 18 holes, Cabot Links is the recipient of continuous accolades, including SCOREGolf’s ranking as the #2 course in Canada in 2014. Enjoy fine dining at the Panorama Room Ceilidh Trail or casual pub fare at the Cabot Links Public House (see pages 245 & 246).

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Take in a cultural performance Strathspey Place, Mabou At this state-of-the-art performing arts centre, Cape Breton’s rich diversified culture is celebrated through Celtic music and the music, dance, and folklore of the Acadian and First Nations communities (see page 244).

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Got-To-Be-There Festivals and Events The unforgettable sounds of traditional Celtic music fill the air on the aptly-named Ceilidh Trail. Visit the events page at novascotia.com to find out what exciting events are happening along the Ceilidh Trail during your visit, or take our suggestions below. Confirm dates at novascotia.com before finalizing your plans, since specific event information may change from time of printing. West Mabou Family Square Dances

Broad Cove Scottish Concert

Mabou Every Saturday night throughout the year, the West Mabou Sports Club offers family square dances with Cape Breton fiddlers playing great dancing tunes.

July 26, St. Margaret’s Parish Grounds, Broad Cove Learn a jig and clap along to fiddle music at the largest outdoor Scottish concert in Cape Breton, featuring stepdancing, highland dancing, and much more. broadcoveconcert.ca

July 20–26, Inverness A week-long festival with fun for all ages. Enjoy the dances, street parade, children’s activities, golf tournament, art exhibit, fishermen’s picnic on the waterfront, pancake breakfast, horse races, and other family activities.

Glad-You-Stopped Farmers’ Market Visit one of the region’s wonderful markets, where you can fill your shopping basket with locally grown berries, vegetables, meats, specialty goods, crafts, and gift items. Judique Village Market Judique Community Centre, 5473 Route 19 Saturday 10am–1pm, July to October

Inverness Village Market 46 Lower Railway Street Saturday 10am–1pm, June 1 to October 12

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Chestico Days Summer Festival July 27–August 2, Port Hood This week-long festival features a variety of events, such as a golf tournament, horse races, ceilidhs with traditional Celtic music, BBQs, beer gardens, boat and street parades, boat rides, a lobster supper, children’s clown show, sand sculpture competition, and a craft show. The festival wraps up with fireworks on Sunday at dusk.

Kintyre Farm Scottish Concert August 9, Judique This annual outdoor family concert features Inverness County’s famed fiddlers, singers, dancers, pipers, and Celtic guitarists. Kintyre has a natural amphitheatre nestled in the gentle hills of a pioneer farm—pack a blanket or lawn chair for this scenic country setting.

Celtic Colours International Festival October 9–17, island-wide Reeling fiddles, strumming guitars, and singing voices will lure you to the dance floor at the many ceilidhs and concerts taking place during this inter national celebration of Celtic music and culture. An extensive line-up of community events across the island, and a nightly Festival Club, ensure that there will be a musical event for everyone. celtic-colours.com

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Mabou Farmers’ Market

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Outdoor Adventures Whether you’re cycling our oceanside trail or discovering the communities and sandy beaches nestled among the rolling hills, the natural environment of this region is best seen at a slower pace. So, park your car to check out some of these gems, or turn to page 246 for complete listings. Tackle a Tuna Experience the ultimate adrenaline rush as you battle giant bluefin tuna. Often weighing in at over 450 kilograms (1,000 pounds), these fish are some of the largest in the world. Book your catch-andrelease tour with It’s Now or Never Tuna Charters in Port Hood or Dawn Treader Tuna Charters in Inverness for an experience you won’t soon forget!

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Take a saltwater swim Set amid rolling hills and sand dunes, West Mabou Beach Provincial Park beckons you off the road to its soft sand and well-stocked fishing pond (see page 246). In Inverness, just a short walk down the boardwalk or a quick drive from downtown, you’ll find Inverness Beach. Grab an ice cream at the canteen and take a walk along 1.5 kilometres of soft sand. This beach is supervised during the summer (see page 246).


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Hike the Cape Mabou Highlands This 30-kilometre wilderness trail system, known for its remarkable cliffs and rolling hills, leads the hiker along a number of loops. Many offer breathtaking views, such as Beinn Bhiorach (Steep Mountain) Trail, about 225 metres high. Follow along old cart tracks which were used in the early 1800s by the Scottish families who homesteaded this area. In May and June lobster boats can be seen below the cliffs, and you might be fortunate enough to spot whales (see page 246).

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West Mabou Beach Provincial Park

Going Local Off the beaten track Little Mabou Road is a 14-kilometre scenic roadway that offers an alternate route between the communities of Port Hood and Mabou. To the delight of drivers or cyclists, the horizon opens up with a panoramic view of the coastline. Accessible from Main Street in Port Hood or off Route 19 near Mabou, this section provides viewscapes of lush farmland, fields of wild flowers, Mabou Harbour, the Mabou Highlands, and the open ocean. At the halfway point, you will find West Mabou Beach Provincial Park. This protected area boasts a beautiful large sandy beach and one of the finest dune systems in Nova Scotia. There are also several walking and hiking trails, a stocked fish pond, and a picnic area on site.

Most Visitor Information Centres are open mid-May to mid-October (subject to change). Call the above numbers or 1-800-565-0000. v Provincial Visitor Information Centre www.cbisland.com

Cape Breton Island Entry Area Port Hastings Troy Craigmore Judique Harbourview Port Hood Mabou & Area West Mabou Mabou Mabou Harbour Glendyer Inverness & Area Glenville West Lake Ainslie Trout Brook East Lake Ainslie Inverness Broad Cove Dunvegan Chimney Corner

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IN THE GRID: Rates are given for one or two people in peak season. Tax will be added to these rates unless “no tax” is indicated. Please note that not all properties accept credit cards. Bathrooms available are identified as Private (P), Ensuite (E), and/or Shared (S).

CXL Policy: * means that the cancellation policy varies with the type of booking. Confirm details with the operator when making a reservation. Internet Access: Wired (@) or Wi-Fi (W) Pool: Indoor (I) or Outdoor (O)

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All properties listed have been licensed by the Province of Nova Scotia and approved by at least one of three recognized quality programs (Canada Select, NS Approved, CAA/AAA) to ensure that they are clean and comfortable. Codes for the types of beds available are given in parentheses after the number of units. For a key to other codes and symbols, see p. 3. Please note: – the amenities indicated in the grid may not apply to all units – GPS coordinates may not be exact – most rates are shown as daily rates; many properties offer – most properties do not allow smoking indoors discounts for longer stays

Cape Breton Island Entry Area (up to 20 km radius) Port Hastings, Troy (for other listings in the Cape Breton Island Entry Area, see pages 217 and 296) Port Hastings

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Inverness D13, 15756 Highway 19, 902-258-3740 Margaree Forks D14, 7990 Cabot Trail, 902-248-2803 v Port Hastings F13, 96 Highway 4, 902-625-4201

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Port Hastings to Mabou: 58 km Dunvegan to Margaree Harbour: 18 km Mabou to Dunvegan: 31 km

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Ceilidh Trail Listings

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388 Hwy 4. GPS 45.64065, -61.38838. Motel: 19 A/C rooms (K,Q,T), 4-pc bath; some with microwave, fridge. Overlooking Strait of Canso. Licensed dining room; lounge. Free parking. Access to indoor pool. Rates STC; F(12); O/S rates. Year-round.

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373 Hwy 4. GPS 45.64088, -61.38867. Motel: 32 A/C units (Q,2D; 2 executive suites), 4-pc bath, DVD, free Wi-Fi, air purifier, coffeemaker. Laundromat (4–11pm). Pool (May–Nov). Free parking. Rates GTD; cot $10; O/S rates. May 1–Oct 30.

Skye Lodge

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902-625-1300 • 888-832-7593 • [email protected] • www.skyelodge.com

160 Hwy 4. GPS 45.64541, -61.40136. Motel: 49 A/C motel units (D,T), 4-pc bath, phone, coffeemaker, electronic lock. Spacious guest rooms overlooking the Strait of Canso. Rates STC; F(14); seniors’ discount; O/S rates. Year-round.

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Gill & Pat MacIsaac. 64 MacIsaac Rd. B&B: 3 A/C rooms (Q), 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath; 2 with pvt entrance. Full breakfast. Oceanfront home; laundry facilities; gazebo. BBQ, canoe available. Dog on premises. Trail nearby. Rates STC. May 1–Oct 31.

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Gill & Pat MacIsaac. 84 Hwy 19. GPS 45.64864, -61.40818. Motel: 5 A/C units (Q,D,T; 2 with sofa-bed), 3- or 4-pc bath, coffeemaker. Walking distance to restaurants, trail, boating. Rates STC; cot $5; O/S rates. May 1–Aug 31.

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James A. MacDonald. 1327 Hwy 19. GPS 45.69735, -61.44091. Cottage, Tourist Home: 15 hilltop cottages (K,Q; 1- & 2-bdrm), 4-pc bath, fireplace, deck, BBQ. 4 suites (K,Q) in century barn, 4-pc bath. Ocean views. Rates STC. Year-round.

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Margaret Laidlaw-Ashford. 1142 Hwy 19. GPS 45.68528, -61.43823. B&B: 1 room (Q), 4-pc bath. Continental breakfast 7–9am. Heritage home. SaTV in living room. Ocean swimming, hiking trails, BBQ. Rates GTD. May 1–Oct 27.

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Angela Howlett. 719 Hwy 19. GPS 45.67427, -61.42808. Cottage: 9 cottages (Q,2D; 1- & 2-bdrm), 4-pc bath, TV, sundeck, picnic table. Privacy and comfort by the water in picturesque park; sunsets. Rates STC; O/S rates. Jun 1–Oct 31. END OF CAPE BRETON ISLAND ENTRY AREA

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Alexina Gillis-Cameron. 2766 Hwy 19. GPS 45.76010, -61.46645. Vac. Home: 4-bdrm century farmhouse (D,T,S), 4-pc bath, washer, dryer, BBQ. Overlooking St. George’s Bay; next to coastal hiking/biking trail. Rates STC. Jun 15–Oct 31.

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The Kargolls. 175 Main St. Cottage, Inn: 7 units (Q,D): 3 rooms in heritage house; 4 oceanview cottages (3 on private beach; 1 two-bdrm (off-site) with ramp); all with 4-pc bath, down duvets. Licensed gourmet restaurant. Rates STC. Apr 1–Nov 30.

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Mary Claire MacDonald. 39 Company Rd. GPS 46.00769, -61.52660. Motel: 18 A/C units (Q,T; 2 H), 4-pc bath, fridge. Pets welcome (prior approval). Rates STC; F(5); H suites $125, $725 weekly; O/S rates. Year-round, O/S Oct 1–June 14.

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Mary & Charles MacDonald. 24 Main St. GPS 46.00813, -61.52987. Inn: 11 A/C units (K,Q,D; 1 barrier-free, 2 deluxe): 4-pc bath. Light breakfast incl. Queen Anne Revival inn (c 1910). Harbour view. Rates STC; F(5); seniors’ rates. Jun 20–Oct 19.

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Lighthouse Cottages

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902-787-3345; O/S 902-787-2787 • [email protected] • www.lighthouse-cottages.com

Colin & Rachel MacDonald. 8537 Hwy 19. GPS 45.99750, -61.53042. Cottage: 9 cottages (D; 2-bdrm), 4-pc bath, free Wi-Fi. Laundromat. Ocean swimming; play area. Rates STC; O/S rates. May 15–Oct 31.

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739 Marble Hill Rd. GPS 46.03918, -61.54310. Apt., B&B: 2-bdrm H apt (Q,D), 4-pc bath, patio set, BBQ; 1 B&B room (Q), 4-pc bath, continental breakfast. SaTV in common area. Oceanfront view. Rates STC (apt); B&B $90/day. Year-round.

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Alain Pelletier & Denise Frechette. 109 High Rd. GPS 46.01261, -61.52743. B&B: 4 A/C rooms, 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath; separate guest entrance. Full breakfast. Close to beaches, restaurants. French & Spanish also spoken. Rates STC. Year-round.

Mabou & Area (up to 20 km radius) Glendyer, Mabou, Mabou Harbour Mabou

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1425 Rocky Ridge Rd. GPS 46.06573, -61.46625. Cottage: 5 A/C 2-bdrm H cottages (Q), 4-pc bath. Tennis court, laundromat. See also Campground listing. Rates STC; deposit required. Jun 1–Oct 15.

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Isaac Smith. 11247 Hwy 19. GPS 46.06637, -61.40346. B&B: 4 rooms (D,T), 2 shared 4-pc baths (guests only). Light breakfast. Heritage property (c 1835); period furniture. Working farm. Cats on premises. Rates STC; O/S rates. May 1–Oct 31.

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The Mullendores. 11409 Hwy 19. B&B Inn: 8 spacious A/C rooms (K,Q,D; incl 1 ground-level with fireplace, deck, fridge; 2-room suite, fridge); 4-pc baths. Full breakfast. Traditional design & decor; antiques. Rates GTD; O/S rates. Year-round.

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David Cameron. 19 Southwest Ridge Rd. GPS 46.06832, -61.39730. Apt., Inn: 10 A/C units (K,Q,D; rooms & 2-bdrm H units): 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath, electronics docking station. Breakfast incl. Laundry, guest computer. Rates STC. May 1–Oct 31.

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Christina MacDonald. 611 Mabou Harbour Rd. GPS 46.08498, -61.42014. Cottage: 3-bdrm seaside cottage (D,T; sleeps 6), 4-pc bath, BBQ, all amenities. Canoe. Peaceful location on cove. Rates STC; weekly only; O/S rates. May 1–Sep 1.

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Ping & Alan Finlay. 356 Smithville Rd. B&B: 3 rooms (Q) & 1 suite (Q,S): all with 4-pc bath (hydrotherapy airjet tub). Full breakfast. Elegant historic home in 8-acre setting with stream, labyrinth, large garden. Rates STC. Year-round.

Inverness & Area (up to 20 km radius) Broad Cove, Glenville, Inverness, West Lake Ainslie Glenville

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Vicki DaSilva. 304 Broad Cove Banks Road. GPS 46.21858, -61.32898. Vac. Home: 2-bdrm oceanfront home (K,D,T,S), two 3-pc baths (S), fireplace, BBQ, deck. 17 acres; wooded path to beach. Rates STC; no daily rentals. EP. Jun 15–Oct 15.

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