Cape Breton's Cabot Trail is a destination for tens of thousands of visitors every year, but major weather events exacerbated by climate change have significantly damaged popular vacation spots, ...

The 185-mile Cabot Trail opened in 1932. The circular route cuts through the upper part of Cape Breton Island and is especially dramatic as it skirts Cape Breton Highlands National Park ...

To see why the island has earned its share of accolades as a bucket list destination, head to the Cabot Trail. The coastal highway winds for 185 miles, hugging Cape Breton’s rocky northern shore ...

A leisurely road trip around Cape Breton Island will take you between three to five days. The Skyline Trail begins near a huge parking lot just north of Chéticamp on the Cabot Trail. The size of ...

Cape Breton Highlands National Park was the first national park designated in Atlantic Canada. The Cabot Trail, a world-famous scenic highway, runs along parts of the coastal borders on both sides ...

Located off Highland Road, the new 640-square-foot shelter was built by volunteers using money and materials donated by people and snowmobile clubs from across the province. It features a brand-new ...

"I see they're diligently still working on the Cabot Trail to push the snow back, but the roads appear to be clear at this time," Donovan said. Both northern Cape Breton counties closed a number ...

The Cabot Trail is no stranger to damaging weather. Parts of the trail running through Cape Breton Highlands National Park were swept away by historic flooding in 2021.The water not only damaged ...