Cape Breton Highlands National Park Guided Hikes
June 1, 2024 -
October 30, 2024 902-478-6145
Overview
We’ll pick you up and take you hiking in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park! On most hikes we’ll provide a lunch (plant-based/ vegetarian, carnivore and gluten-friendly options). We price by van and can typically take 5-6 people per van. Here are some of our popular hikes:
Skyline Trail
- Easy hike; 7 or 8.7 km (4.4 or 5.4 miles)
- Pickup/ drop-off in Cheticamp or Baddeck (ask us about other locations)
- The tour takes 4-5 hours from Cheticamp and 7 hours from Baddeck
- Included: Pickup/ drop-off, guided hike, park fees, lunch (plant-based/ vegetarian, carnivore and gluten-friendly options)
- $700 per van
- Add a transfer between Baddeck and Cheticamp (we’ll pick you up in Baddeck and drop you off in Cheticamp or visa versa): $750 per van
Waterfall Hike
- Easy hike; 6.5 km (4 miles)
- Pickup/ drop-off in Cheticamp or Baddeck (ask us about other locations)
- The tour takes about 4 hours from Cheticamp and 6 hours from Baddeck
- Included: Pickup/ drop-off, guided hike, park fees, lunch (plant-based/ vegetarian, carnivore and gluten-friendly options)
- $700 per van
- Add a transfer between Baddeck and Cheticamp (we’ll pick you up in Baddeck and drop you off in Cheticamp or visa versa): $750 per van
Franey Hike
- Difficult hike; 7.4 km (4.6 miles), steep incline, 335m elevation gain (1100ft)
- Pickup/ drop-off in Ingonish or Baddeck (ask us about other locations)
- The tour takes about 4.5 hours from Ingonish and 7 hours from Baddeck
- Included: Pickup/ drop-off, guided hike, park fees, lunch (plant-based/ vegetarian, carnivore and gluten-friendly options)
- $700 per van
- Add a transfer between Baddeck and Ingonish (we’ll pick you up in Baddeck and drop you off in Ingonish or visa versa): $750 per van
Other Hikes
- Contact us to find out about other hikes in the area
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