The South Shore Annapolis Valley Trail
The South Shore Annapolis Valley Trail will be the longest of the Annapolis County Trails when completed. The trail follows along the former Canadian National Railroad Line which previously ran from the Annapolis Valley to Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. When this trail is completed it will be 122 km long. At present it is in the process of being developed over to a multi-use trail for walking, cycling, skiing, equestrian, ATV and snow mobile. The trail starts at Middleton and travels south through to Springfield in Annapolis County and then travels on to Pinehurst, Lunenburg County. The old rail bed travelled through many towns and villages along the way and at times crossed or ran close to roads. This gives several entry & exit points all along the trail. It is full of different scenery as it takes you along fields, woods, lakes and streams. The fairly level trail provides good walking for the short stroll to the long hikes.      | Do you have a favorite part of the South Shore - Annapolis Valley Trail ? Have you encountered any wildlife along the way and have a funny story to tell? So why not share your experience with us! It's so easy! Just follow this link to find the spot to write your story and submit your photo. We would love to hear about your story. |   View South Shore Annapolis Valley Recreational Trail in a larger map    
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