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#12DaysOfHiking Day 12 Centennial Trail, Bridgewater, NS Bridgewater’s Centennial Trail is a beautiful 8-kilometer multi-use trail ideal for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. It will lead you through forested areas, meadows, and parks along the LaHave River. #HikeNS

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Day 12 Centennial Trail, Bridgewater, NS

Bridgewater’s Centennial Trail is a beautiful 8-kilometer multi-use trail ideal for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. It will lead you through forested areas, meadows, and parks along the LaHave River. #HikeNS https://t.co/odtsC7N6Gs

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#12DaysOfHiking Day 11 Thomas Cove, Economy, NS Thomas Cove offers two beautiful trials to explore, the Headlands Trail and the Economy Trail. Both have views of sandstone cliffs & the incredible Bay of Fundy Tides. You might even see bald eagles, deer, foxes and small birds.

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Day 11 Thomas Cove, Economy, NS

Thomas Cove offers two beautiful trials to explore, the Headlands Trail and the Economy Trail. Both have views of sandstone cliffs & the incredible Bay of Fundy Tides. You might even see bald eagles, deer, foxes and small birds. https://t.co/1Fg4TFK6f0

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#12DaysOfHiking: Day 10 Nicholson Trail, Big Baddeck, NS During the winter, you may see different types of tracks. Foot prints, snowshoe and Nordic Ski. On the Nicholson Trail, snowshoe to the side of the Nordic track set. #HikeNS #VillageOfBaddeck

HikeNS's tweet photo. #12DaysOfHiking: Day 10 Nicholson Trail, Big Baddeck, NS

During the winter, you may see different types of tracks. Foot prints, snowshoe and Nordic Ski. On the Nicholson Trail, snowshoe to the side of the Nordic track set.

#HikeNS #VillageOfBaddeck https://t.co/CJz4kcMvu5

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#12DaysOfHiking Day 8 Eel Acacia Valley Trails, Hillgrove, Digby County, NS The snow falls deep and heavy in Acacia Valley, muffling sound, highlighting the gurgling of Aunt Sarah’s Brook. Soak up the solitude at Tupper’s Deadwater or make a fire in the shelter of Picnic Rock.

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Day 8 Eel Acacia Valley Trails, Hillgrove, Digby County, NS

The snow falls deep and heavy in Acacia Valley, muffling sound, highlighting the gurgling of Aunt Sarah’s Brook. Soak up the solitude at Tupper’s Deadwater or make a fire in the shelter of Picnic Rock. https://t.co/7qQFvNi0yQ

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#12DaysOfHiking Day 7 - Eel Weir Brook Falls, Lawrencetown, NS This path to a swimming hole, popular in the summer, would have been impossible to follow in the winter if it was not for footprints from locals in the snow that pointed the way. #WinterHiking #HikeNS #TryNewTrails

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Day 7 - Eel Weir Brook Falls, Lawrencetown, NS

This path to a swimming hole, popular in the summer, would have been impossible to follow in the winter if it was not for footprints from locals in the snow that pointed the way.

#WinterHiking #HikeNS #TryNewTrails https://t.co/FpY5IOAnaE

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#12DaysOfHiking - Day 3 Sorrow's End, Terence Bay is one of my favourite hikes near Halifax. The trail leads you through wet, boggy, coastal barrens up to a large granite outcrop. In the summer, you’ll find climbers scaling the rock face but in winter - all to yourself. #HikeNS

HikeNS's tweet photo. #12DaysOfHiking - Day 3

Sorrow's End, Terence Bay is one of my favourite hikes near Halifax. The trail leads you through wet, boggy, coastal barrens up to a large granite outcrop. In the summer, you’ll find climbers scaling the rock face but in winter - all to yourself. #HikeNS https://t.co/9TCNiUmMke

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#12DaysOfHiking | Day 1 Van Tassel Lake Trails, Digby. The great thing about Van Tassel Lake is the lake is always beautiful, and I especially enjoy walking among the fir trees near the look-off when they’re laden with snow. @digbyareatourism #HikeNS #TryNewTrails