Accommodations Nova Scotia
Your Guide To Accommodations In Nova Scotia
Northeast Margaree, Nova Scotia
You'll find Northeast Margaree on the Cabot Trail, soon after you
leave the Lake O'Law area, or on your way to Baddeck from Margaree Forks. This settlement is located on a long straight stretch of
road, with St. Patrick's church and the community hall, and a number
of picturesque homesteads.
You should make a point to see the Salmon
Museum, a jewel of a museum if there ever was one. At the Margaree Valley/Cabot Trail junction, check out Two Macs, which is a cute
gift shop with lovely painted mats made by the owner, along with
other Maritime items. There's also The Dancing Goat, a bistro across
the road, which offers coffee, cappuccino, fresh-baked pies, breads,
sweets, and fresh-made sandwiches.
Don't miss the Four Winds
Gallery, run by Josef McKinnon- he's a folk artist who lives and
carves by the roadside on the Cabot Trail; he'd be happy to chat as
you check out his work–look for a yellow log cabin on the north side
of the road.
