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Cycling Around Mahone Bay Mahone Bay and the neighbouring communities offer some fantastic cycling routes for all abilities and surface preferences whether that be road or trail.The road-riding options provide stunning views of the coast along quiet roadways between Mahone Bay, Indian Point, Second Peninsula and Lunenburg ranging in length from 20km to 50km. Adding a loop along the LaHave River and on to the town of Bridgewater or looping inland to return can extend your ride up to 100km. If you are interested in getting off the roadways, Mahone Bay also sits at the hub of three abandonned railway “rail to trail” routes connecting the communities of Mahone Bay, Chester, Lunenburg and Bridgewater. The Trans-Canada Trail is the world’s longest network of shared-use recreation trails that, when completed, will go through all provinces and territories in Canada, and stretch more than 23,000 km (over 14,000 miles) from the Atlantic to Pacific and Arctic Oceans. The trail goes through or near about 1000 Canadian communities. PHOTO BY ROSEMARY MACECHAN These inland hard-pack gravel routes vary in length from10km to 30km one-way and can be ridden return or combined with quiet roadways to make a scenic round-trip back to Mahone Bay. Packed lunches and snacks are available at the LaHave Bakery or Jo-Ann’s Market in season or enjoy a delicious break at your destination. For maps, and detailed information, or to rent bikes, visit our local bike shop, Sweet Ride Cycling at 523 Main St. 10 PHOTO BY ROSEMARY MACECHAN
Local Trail Map For more information visit lunenburgregion.ca or cyclenovascotia.ca 11
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