Celtic Shores Trail ATV Adventure

Conal and I explored the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail by ATV, the 92-km trail stretches from Port Hastings to Inverness on the west coast of beautiful Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. The scenery is unmatched and was simply incredible. We stayed at Chisholm’s Cottages in Troy. They will have direct access to the trail in 2020, but for now, we had to run about 1 minute down the highway to enter the trail. Chisholm’s is the perfect starting point.
In Inverness, there’s a gas station just at the top of the hill. We went across the street to the Co-Op and bought lunch, but there are some restaurants in the area. Technically your not allowed on the roads with your ATV so be aware of that.
On the way back we went passed our accommodations to see the causeway, it was really ocean swept after Hurricane Dorian went through so we didn’t go that far through it.
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www.celticshores.ca/
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Frank was riding a CFMoto CForce 800
Conal was riding an Outlander 850
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[@OpenAirAdventure]

Doing this trail in November with friends, we just purchased a new Yamaha Kodiak, thanks for the video.

[@FrankZinck]

I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. Let me know how you make out. My wife and I are thinking about doing the trip.

[@OpenAirAdventure]

Sorry for the late reply, it was fantastic for sure, just shared your video on my Facebook page. We are heading to Mabou October 1st weekend for another trip, probably doing a short video also, take care.

[@davidamadio2819]

Did that run a couple of years ago, going again in August for 2 days then over to pei great trail system up there

[@FrankZinck]

We’ve never been on an ATV trip to PEI. I would love to here from you on your experience.

[@brianfifield2540]

beautiful ride Frank , thanks for sharing

[@FrankZinck]

Thanks Brian. I Appreciate that.

[@KawiKvfRider]

Frank, thanks for the trail video. After arriving in Inverness , instead of coming back on the railbed, you can leave Inverness and take a couple days and go on to Cheticamp, Margaree , Whycogama and return to the trail at Cregnish at the Lookoff

[@FrankZinck]

Oh wow.... that would amazing. I will at doing that next year for sure. Any chance you would have a set of GPS tracks on that trip?

[@KawiKvfRider]

@@FrankZinck Don't have any gps tracks, there all in my head. I'll see if I can put together some tracks this winter, in time for some riding in the spring.

[@versyschris]

Beautiful video and great editing!

[@FrankZinck]

Thanks Chris, I think I’m getting better at it. More to come for sure. Thanks for the kind words. Really motivating.

[@davidamadio2819]

Did the same run in August, great trails

[@FrankZinck]

Ya so much fun for sure.

[@jasonbenedict5891]

Great video ,thinking about doing the same run .you showed some barriers do you know how wide they are ? I have a side x side 63 “

[@FrankZinck]

You’ll never pass through unfortunately on the Celtic Shores trail. My ATV only had inches to spare and there are a ton of barriers. Sorry.

[@jax6588]

Can you take a side by side on it I see some bridges any idea how wide they are

[@FrankZinck]

No, I highly doubt it. They have concrete pilars. In the video we show how tight it is with our ATV.

[@pateickflynnjr3454]

What state is this in

[@FrankZinck]

This is in Eastern Canada. Nova Scotia.