McNabs Island
A Canadian island off the coast of Halifax, Nova Scotia, featuring abandoned structures, historic sites, and hiking trails.

šŸ“œ A Canadian island off Halifax, Nova Scotia, known for its abandoned structures and historical significance.
šŸ” Offers 22 km of hiking trails and a mix of forested and coastal landscapes.

Why Go

šŸš¶ Explore 22 km of hiking trails
šŸ° Discover abandoned military forts, homes, and a soda factory
šŸ¦… Ideal for birders and history enthusiasts
šŸŒ… Panoramic views of Halifax Harbour from Fort McNab

Why Avoid

šŸ’§ No drinking water available
āš ļø Limited day-use facilities and services
šŸ›„ļø Accessible only by boat

Tips

Bring your own drinking water.
Guided tours available through Friends of McNabs Island Society.
Access by commercial or private boat from Halifax, Dartmouth, Eastern Passage, Purcells Cove.

Hours

šŸ•’ Open year-round.

šŸš½ Toilets

Vault/composting toilets available at Ives Cove, Back Cove, Garrison Pier, Tea House, Garrison Road, Visitor Kiosk, Fort McNab.

Last updated 7 days ago

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