North Highlands Community Museum
Cabot Trail & St Lawrence Rd, Cape North
(902) 383-2579
Showcases exhibits of pioneer life and northern Cape Breton traditions. Contains photos of shipwrecks, construction of the Cabot Trail, the Canso Causeway and gypsum mining. Allow 30 minutes Open 10 am to 6 pm Jun1 to mid -October. Admission by donation.
Cape North
Take a 19 km road up the coast to St Margaret Village, Capstick and Meat Cove, for great ocean and mountain vistas. Pass Cabot's Landing Provincial Park (see photo), believed to be the landing site of explorer John Cabot on Aspy Bay. You can take a hiking trail to the top of 442 metre (1450 ft) Sugar Loaf Mountain. Whale watching tours van be arranged from Meat Cove.
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Cape North lies at the northern tip of Cape Breton, just off the scenic 
Take a 19 km road up the coast to St Margaret Village, Capstick and Meat Cove, for great ocean and mountain vistas. Pass Cabot's Landing Provincial Park (see photo), believed to be the landing site of explorer John Cabot on Aspy Bay. You can take a hiking trail to the top of 442 metre (1450 ft) Sugar Loaf Mountain. Whale watching tours van be arranged from Meat Cove.
