A 4-km return hike along an estuary of Antigonish Harbour, on the outskirts of town with 2 elevated platforms. Keep an eye out and enjoy the offer an unobstructed view of osprey, eagles & ducks in the wildlife sanctuary.

Being a former alpine ski hill, it has been revamped as a four-season outdoor recreation facility run by a non-profit organization. 40 kilometres of non-motorized, multi-use wilderness trail is supported by ample parking, a clubhouse, bathroom facilities both indoors and outdoors, a large patio, fire pit, bike repair and wash station, and ample seating both at the clubhouse and on the trails.

Website: https://www.thekeppoch.ca/

A small picnic park located near the community of Arisaig. It overlooks the warm waters of the Northumberland Strait and offers a fascinating window to life on earth some 443 to 417 million years ago. One of North America’s most continuously exposed sections of Silurian rock, representing 4 million years of earth history, is found here. These sedimentary rocks are rich in fossils and features that have helped geologists interpret the ancient environment of this area.

Website: https://parks.novascotia.ca/content/arisaig

Cape George Point Lighthouse is situated at Cape George Point in the Northumberland Shore region overlooking the waters of St. George’s Bay. Cape Breton Island and Prince Edward Island can be seen on a clear day since the lighthouse sits atop a high cliff and guides vessels into St. George’s Bay. Cape George Point Lighthouse is one of three trailheads for the Cape George Hiking Trail network.

Website: http://www.parl.ns.ca/lighthouse/location.html

The Antigonish Farmers’ Market started operation In 1995 with only 6 vendors; It has now grown to over 60. Each year the Antigonish Farmers’ Market attracts over 70,000 visitors with annual sales in excess of $700,000 – making it one of the largest Markets in Nova Scotia. No trip to Antigonish is complete without stopping by one of the best Farmers' Markets Nova Scotia has to offer.

Website: http://www.antigonishfarmersmarket.ca/

Being a community supported restaurant, it is a place to enjoy the renaissance of handmade cocktails, craft beer and local food. As well, from each rotating guest tap sold, $1 is donated to various organizations that support and draw awareness to black, indigenous and people of colour communities.

Website: http://antigonishtownhouse.com/

Enjoy their delicious offerings and unique cuisine ranging from warm paninis and sandwiches to Mediterranean inspired dishes. With homemade desserts and fair trade coffee, take in the beautiful ambiance of the extravagantly designed surroundings. The Brownstone is a licensed restaurant with an excellent selection of cocktails, spirits, beer and wine. Don't forget the lovely outdoor patio in the summer months.

Website: http://www.brownstonecafe.ca/

Get away from the hustle and bustle of life by enjoying their fresh and flavourful foods. With a more laid-back dining room feel, enjoy their breakfasts, lunch, dinner, and coffee bar & bakery.

Website: https://justamere.ca/

The Tall and Small is a cozy, local, casual cafe with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. Come in and experience their unmatched service and food. Located on Main Street, Antigonish! Website: https://thetallandsmallcafe.ca/