| Trans Canada Trail Prince Edward Island |
| Sue Lebrecht |
From tip to tip, Prince Edward Island's Trans Canada
Trail (TCT) stretches a modest 365 kilometres, but as
with so many things in Canada's smallest province, size
is no measure of beauty. Setting out from Tignish, you
will travel through an everchanging patchwork quilt of
rolling fields, pastures, forests, wetlands and shoreline,
with songbirds overhead and red earth underfoot. Along
the way, you'll discover first-hand the irresistible charms
that keep travellers returning year after year.
Prince Edward Island boasts the country's first complete
TCT section, and volunteers tirelessly maintain the
pathway that spans the Island on the firmer CN rail bed.
Writer Sue Lebrecht provides insider information on
trail conditions, lodging and camping options and tips on
day and weekend trips. Special sections explore human
and natural history, from shipbuilding, fox breeding and
potato farming to the rich marine life of the only
Canadian province surrounded by water.
Each chapter is illustrated with easy-to-read maps using
icons that show at a glance campgrounds, restaurants,
bike shops, hospitals and other amenities. With this
hands-on guide to the Trail that will eventually span
Canada, you'll embark upon a trip you'll remember for a
lifetime.
Trail (TCT) stretches a modest 365 kilometres, but as
with so many things in Canada's smallest province, size
is no measure of beauty. Setting out from Tignish, you
will travel through an everchanging patchwork quilt of
rolling fields, pastures, forests, wetlands and shoreline,
with songbirds overhead and red earth underfoot. Along
the way, you'll discover first-hand the irresistible charms
that keep travellers returning year after year.
Prince Edward Island boasts the country's first complete
TCT section, and volunteers tirelessly maintain the
pathway that spans the Island on the firmer CN rail bed.
Writer Sue Lebrecht provides insider information on
trail conditions, lodging and camping options and tips on
day and weekend trips. Special sections explore human
and natural history, from shipbuilding, fox breeding and
potato farming to the rich marine life of the only
Canadian province surrounded by water.
Each chapter is illustrated with easy-to-read maps using
icons that show at a glance campgrounds, restaurants,
bike shops, hospitals and other amenities. With this
hands-on guide to the Trail that will eventually span
Canada, you'll embark upon a trip you'll remember for a
lifetime.
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