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Taylor Head Provincial Park
| Eastern Shore | |
| 3 hours | |
| Year-Round |
About This Experience
Taylor Head Provincial Park is a natural environment park. It occupies a rugged wind-swept peninsula jutting 6.5 KM into the Atlantic Ocean in Spry Bay, Nova Scotia. The park provides spectacular views and unspoiled coastline, offering a variety of coastal hiking trails and stunning sandy beaches.
Tip for beach-seekers: Choose the Beach Walk or Bob Bluff trail for a walk along the sandy shores of the Psyche Cove Beach system.
photos: Adam Hill / @adamhillphoto
What to Bring
Sturdy Footwear
Drinking Water
Snacks
What is Provided
Pit Toilets
Picnic Tables
Change Houses
Interpretive Kiosk
Things you should know
| Meetup Location | Each hike begins at the fourth parking area of the parking lot. |
| Safety | The Taylor Head area is scattered with coastline cliffs and steep slopes. Exercise caution when exploring the area, especially if small children are joining your party. |
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