Seasoned Atlantic Canadian hikers are putting their best four fall hikes forward. 🌊🌲Check them out:
Terry Horwood has logged over 340 hikes in the last two years. - Contributed - ContributedAtlantic Canada is known for its beautiful scenery, and one of the best ways to witness the flora and fauna, rocks, ocean, rivers, and streams up close and personal is by hiking.
Once you get to the waterfall, MacNeil says you are rewarded with a bench waiting for you to sit and soak it all in, which she describes as “magical, peaceful, and calming.” That being said, he recommends the Sugarloaf Path - part of the East Coast Trail - to new visitors because of its proximity to St. John’s.
Horwood also points out that “the terrain is mostly dryer at this time of the year too, as opposed to the spring when there is a lot of water runoff.” "It meanders along the river, its full length crossing several small bridges and past a lookout on the river before turning inland for the return portion, whether you are doing only one loop or all four," he adds.The Boughton river is home to several bird species, he adds, and it's"very rare that you would not see a bald eagle along the way.
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