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Kearney Lake Trail

Record #: RNS0086
Last Modified: 18 Oct 2021
Last Full Update: 18 Oct 2021

Location

Located In Bedford (Bedford-Sackville Region)
Where To Find Us
Maskwa Club Trail
NS
Canada B3M 3H8
Areas Served Bedford (Bedford-Sackville Region)

Contact

Social Media Facebook
Website earthadventures.ca/
E-Mail info@earthadventures.ca
Contact Dr Alan Warner, Earth Adventures; Email: alan.warner@acadiau.ca

Description & Services

Trail Rating Easy
Information Directions: From the Bedford Highway, turn up Kearney Lake Road. About 0.4 km past the Highway 102 overpass, turn left onto Hamshaw Drive. Take the first right onto Saskatoon Avenue. Go 0.8 km to the end of this street and pass through the entrance posts to the Maskwa Boat Club. After the posts, park in the gravel parking area on the left. Stand with your back to the road you entered on and walk forward towards the back right corner of the gravel area, past the two driveways on your right. The path starts directly to the left of the ‘do not enter sign’ by the second driveway. 
 
Note: Unfortunately, the Masqua Boat Club, which seems to control the parking lot in front of the trail entrance, currently has the parking area blocked. The only solution is to park at the entrance gate along the road on the one side. 
 
Length of trail: 1.2 km return  
 
About the trail: This is a simple, somewhat rocky, trail that winds along Kearney Lake through a mixed forest along the lakeshore. 
 
Looking for a fun, outdoor adventure to complete with family and friends in Kearney Lake? Try “The Stolen Seed Caper” to solve the mystery of the stolen seeds! The step-by-step instructions for this 1.2 km trail adventure can be downloaded at earthadventures.ca. Approximate time to complete the adventure is 1 hour and 15 minutes.  
 
About Earth Adventures: Earth Adventures is an exciting new website and phone app (earthadventures.ca) that provides easy-to-follow instructions for self-guided activities for families and small youth groups on 30 short trails in some of the most popular and beautiful locales in Halifax and Kings Counties. Perfect for outdoor adventures with friends and family!
Accessibility This trail is inaccessible for wheelchairs and strollers.

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