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McNabs Island
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Holly
November 13, 2021
McNabs Island is the largest island at the entrance of Halifax Harbour in Nova Scotia. Part of the McNabs and Lawlor Islands Provincial Park, McNabs Island is only a short boat ride from Halifax or Eastern Passage, but feels like a world away with its colorful past and unspoiled natural beauty. Promoting and preserving McNabs Island’s many historical and natural features is the Friends of McNabs Island Society, a volunteer, non-profit charity. Beyond hosting events such as picnics, nature and historical tours, the Society produces informative newsletters, a guide book, maps and brochures. It also works with Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources and Parks Canada to upkeep and develop park infrastructure on the island.
McNabs Island is the largest island at the entrance of Halifax Harbour in Nova Scotia. Part of the McNabs and Lawlor Islands Provincial Park, McNabs Island is only a short boat ride from Halifax or Eastern Passage, but feels like a world away with its colorful past and unspoiled natural beauty. Pro…
Barrett Douglas
June 20, 2020
This island is located at the mouth of the Halifax harbor. It's not hard to get there, you need to find a water taxi that will bring you over though. Google is your best bet to find one.
Jennifer
May 21, 2018
McNabs Island is the largest island in Halifax Harbor. It played a major role in defending Halifax Harbor and is now a provincial park. Accessible by water taxi, pack a picnic a nice way to spend a sunny day.
Ellen
October 5, 2015
Nice hiking trails, views, and quiet nature experience right in the city.
Tony
November 19, 2018
This gem is great if you have a day to hike or a night to camp. I like to paddle over and camp out on the island. However you can book a lift over from Fisherman's Cove in Eastern Passage or even take a water taxi over from Kings Wharf in downtown Dartmouth. If camping out make sure you reserve a spot. It's free! My favorite local place to day hike and camp.
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McNabs Island, NS