Cycle Canada's Cabot Trail 
Cycle Canada's Cabot Trail is a five-day cycling adventure that begins at the birthplace of Canadian Confederation and travels the Cabot Trail through the remote Cape Breton Highlands.
It is a challenging and rigorous ride. And it’s a trip through history — the history of the early days of the Dominion of Canada and the history of Precambrian geology that created a spectacularly scenic and rugged part of the country.
We travel clockwise around the Cabot Trail. Riders stay indoors on the first and last nights. They sleep under the stars in the beautiful solitude that this region offers. For much of the trip we are close to salt water — Northumberland Strait, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Great Bras d’Or, Cape Breton’s inland sea.
