EXPLORE WHAT YOU CAN DO AND SEE BY BIKE IN HALIFAX

Explore Dartmouth by Bike: A Tranquil Off-Road Cycling Adventure on the Halifax Ferry & Urban Greenway

Capture both sides of the Halifax Harbour with this relaxing coastal route. You’ll make your way along the Halifax Waterfront first and then catch the ferry to Dartmouth to find a lovely waterfront trail. This bike route is perfect for capturing the fall foliage.

Tip: Don’t miss out on trying one of Dartmouth’s cafes or restaurants.

Exploring Nova Scotia’s Scenic Coastal Route by Bike: A Cycling Adventure through Peggy’s Cove

Normally done in a clockwise fashion this route will take you through real Fisherman’s communities including the village of Peggy’s Cove, most famous for its’ lighthouse. Peggy’s Cove is equipped most visitor amenities including a visitor’s information centre (see points of interest for hours of operation and contact info), numerous museums, art galleries, and shops.

ATTENTION: Recommended for experienced riders due to the narrow shoulders and heavy traffic along the route.

Dive into Adventure: Bike to Halifax’s Top Swim Spots

Looking for a quick dip? This map will give you a few different options both close to and an adventure’s length for some popular swimming destinations enabling you to create your route.

This route requires on-road riding and is recommended for experienced riders. Road bike, hybrid, or ebike recommended.

Destinations Include:

1.Chocolate Lake (~ 30 minutes; 1 way)
2. William’s Lake (~45 minutes; 1 way)
3. Tea Lake (Purcell’s Pond) (~1 hour;1 way)
4. Crystal Crescent (~2 hours; 1 way)