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) , and it landed PEI on the map as an international cycling destination. The
trail runs along the length of the island, with feeder paths down to most towns. Good ser-
vices and facilities line it, many provided in reconditioned train stations. This easy ser-
vice availability, combined with compact distances and flat terrain, make cycling here
doable even for those with limited experience. The seaside stretch from St Peter's to Mt
Stewart is particularly inspiring.
New Brunswick is working hard to do something similar, and you'll find finished but
province. Rewarding rides include the Fundy Trail Parkway along coastal wilderness,
and paths through the backcountry in Kouchibouguac National Park.
In Nova Scotia the area around Lunenburg and Mahone Bay is a cyclist's dream with
few hills, sweet ocean views and little vehicle traffic. Cape Breton Highlands National
Park (
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)
certainly has the scenery going for it, but it's tough riding due to the
hilliness and traffic - not a good place for beginners.
Rugged terrain, high winds, poor road conditions and long stretches of road between
towns make Newfoundland a difficult cycling destination. If you want to give it a try,
Gros Morne National Park (
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)
and CA Pippy Park (
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) in St John's are
options.
For a more urban experience, you can rent bikes and explore Halifax's waterfront with
even more wind in your hair.
FISHING RULES & LICENSES
Staff at any tourist office will have the most current information about fishing regu-
lations and outfitters. Each province also produces its own 'angler's guide' booklet
that includes licensing rules. License prices vary by province and by species fished;
a seven-day license costs anywhere from $30 to $90. Check with each province's
environmental or natural resources department for further information:
Newfoundland & Labrador
( 709-637-2409;
www.env.gov.nl.ca
)
New Brunswick
( 506-453-2440;
www.gnb.ca
)
Nova Scotia
( 902-426-5433;
www.gov.ns.ca/fish
)
Prince Edward Island
( 902-368-6080;
www.gov.pe.ca
)
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