Scenic Nova Scotia Hiking featuring an array of Nova Scotia Wildlife

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Whether you are looking for a romantic retreat or a fun-filled family holiday, Liscombe Lodge, a Nova Scotia resort, is the perfect location for you. The Lodge offers inclusive pricing with no extra charge for the use of equipment or facilities for registered guests. There is no end to the outdoor activities that can be enjoyed at or near the property making Liscombe the true Nature Lover’s Resort.

Liscombe Lodge Outdoor Activities:
Outdoor games
Biking
Tennis
Bird watching
Canoeing
Fishing
Hiking trails
Walking trails
Salt water beaches
Liscombe River Salmon Ladder

Walking and Hiking Trails:  
Liscombe Lodge offers a variety of walking and hiking trails that include interpretive signage along the way.

Liscombe River Trail (length 9.6km): 
Type of trail: Hiking
Trail surface: mostly natural growth, narrow with rocks, tree stumps to cross
There is much natural beauty to enjoy along the rugged 9.6 km trail. Enjoy the sound of the water rushing over rocks or the warmth of the sunshine while sitting on a boulder left by ancient glaciers. The trail includes a suspension bridge that overlooks a waterfall. Nearby is a fish ladder that was constructed around the falls to help restock Atlantic salmon. The ladder is formed by 15 pools separated by concrete weirs. The salmon runs in the Liscombe River begin the first two weeks in June and end in late October. The peak is in July before the water gets too warm.  

Mayflower Trail (length 2.9 km): 
Type of trail: Hiking Trail surface: mostly natural material -narrow path with rocks, fallen trees, moist, grassy areas to traverse. The Mayflower Trail is a rugged coastal hiking trail that winds along the mouth of the Liscombe River. Scenic lookouts exist on the trail and there are many opportunities to view flora and fauna of Nova Scotia.  

Woodpecker and Prospector Trails (length approximately 400 meters): 
Type of Trail: Walking These trails consist mainly of crushed gravel surfaces through wooded areas of Liscombe Lodge property. Interpretive signage is included that focus on the natural and cultural history of the region.  

Trail Safety and What to Bring:
Water
Sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Hiking shoes
Camera and binoculars
Small backpack and small first aid kit
 
Bird Watching and Wildlife:  
The Eastern Shore is a bird watching paradise. At Liscombe Lodge, many opportunities exist to view several bird species. The Riverside Dining Room, among the finest Nova Scotia restaurants, is an excellent place to view finches, chickadees, blue jays, robins, starlings, woodpeckers, juncos, as well as several other birds. Eagles and Osprey also make their homes in the area. Guests may also view groundhogs, red squirrels, hares, frogs, and otter.