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Nova Scotia #8
The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive
Nova Scotia Road Map Travel Guide

The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive travels west from the historical town of Liverpool, through the peaceful rural countryside of Nova Scotia's forested interior, ending at the historical community of Annapolis Royal.

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Km

Miles

Road Item

Road Summary

0.0
(115.8)
0.0
(72.0)
Junction of Highways #103 & #8 (The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive Route)
East to town of Liverpool 2kms. North to Halifax. West to Kejimkujik National Park 67 kms, via the Kejimkujik Scenic Drive Route. West to community of Annapolis Royal.South to Yarmouth
1.5
(114.3)
0.9
(71.0)
View from highway
Driving west
8.0
(107.8)
5.0
(67.0)
Community of Milton
Access from highway
19.5
(96.3)
12.1
(59.8)
Roadside Highway Turnout Rest Area
South side of highway. Nova Scotia Picnic Park. A small picnic park beneath a stand of pine and hemlock on the shores of Ten Mile Lake. You can relax by the shore or take a quick freshwater dip.
21.2
(94.6)
13.2
(58.8)
Bear Falls Wilderness Camping
North of highway #210 7 kms
21.2
(94.6)
13.2
(58.8)
Junction of Highway #210
North to community of Greefield
23.0
(92.8)
14.3
(57.7)
Access to community of Greenfield
North of highway
25.6
(90.2)
15.9
(56.1)
Community of Pleasantfield

38.8
(77.0)
24.1
(47.8)
Twin Lake Campground Hibernia
South of highway 1 km.
39.8
(76.0)
24.7
(47.2)
Roadside Highway Turnout Rest Area
Nova Scotia Picnic Park (Cameron Lake), south side of highway
44.8
(71.0)
27.8
(44.1)
Junction of Highway #208
Community of South Brookfield. North to communities of North Brookfield, Brookfield.
44.9
(70.9)
27.9
(44.1)
Point of Interest
Lake Nancy, south side of highway
51.1
(64.7)
31.8
(40.2)
Community of Harmony Mills
Access from highway
52.6
(63.2)
32.7
(39.3)
North Queens Visitor Information Centre
North side of highway
56.5
(59.3)
35.1
(36.8)
Point of Interest
Harmony Lake, south side of highway
57.6
(58.2)
35.8
(36.2)
Community of Kempt
Access from highway
60.4
(55.4)
37.5
(34.4)
Services at highway
Fuel, north side of highway
62.7
(53.1)
39.0
(33.0)
Forest Farms Bed and Breakfast
Access from highway
62.9
(52.9)
39.1
(32.9)
Community of Maitland Bridge

63.3
(52.5)
39.3
(32.6)
Whitman Inn
South side of highway
65.0
(50.8)
40.4
(31.6)
Point of Interest
Red Lake
67.0
(48.8)
41.6
(30.3)
Kejimkujik National Park
Entrance to Park, south side of highway. Jeremys Bay campground has 360 semi-serviced sites, suitable for tent or trailer. 75% of the campsites will be reservable while the remaining 25% will continue to be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. These campsites are set in natural woodlands near the lakeshore. There are no water or electrical hook-ups but each campground loop has a service building with washrooms and dishwashing sinks while a shower building is located within the campground
68.2
(47.6)
42.4
(29.6)
Point of Interest
Crossing the Mersey River
72.4
(43.4)
45.0
(27.0)
Mersey River Chalets
North side of highway
83.5
(32.3)
51.9
(20.1)
Point of Interest
Lake Munroe
84.1
(31.7)
52.3
(19.7)
Point of Interest
View Lake, south side of highway
84.8
(31.0)
52.7
(19.3)
View from highway
Driving west
90.4
(25.4)
56.2
(15.8)
Community of South Milford

91.5
(24.3)
56.9
(15.1)
Milford House
South side of highway
92.3
(23.5)
57.4
(14.6)
Access to Communities (photo of Bear River)
South to communities of Virginia, Clementsvale, Bear River.
92.6
(23.2)
57.5
(14.4)
Community of Milford
Access from highway
96.3
(19.5)
59.8
(12.1)
Community of Greywood
Access from highway
98.3
(17.5)
61.1
(10.9)
View from highway
Driving west
107.0
(8.8)
66.5
(5.5)
Grand Lake Road
South side of highway
109.6
(6.2)
68.1
(3.9)
Junction of Highway #101
South to Communities of Deep Brook, Digby. North to Bridgetown
113.7
(2.1)
70.7
(1.3)
Community of Lequille
Access from highway
114.7
(1.1)
71.3
(0.7)
Clarence House Bed and Breakfast
South side of highway
115.1
(0.7)
71.5
(0.4)
King George Inn
Access from highway
115.2
(0.6)
71.6
(0.4)
Hillsdale Bed and Breakfast
South side of highway
115.3
(0.5)
71.6
(0.3)
Queen Ann Inn
Access from highway
115.5
(0.3)
71.8
(0.2)
Junction of Highway #1
Community of Annapolis Royal.
115.8
(0.0)
72.0
(0.0)
Fort Anne National Historic Site of Canada
South side of highway. Situated in the town of Annapolis Royal, Fort Anne provides a special opportunity to bring Canada's past to the present. In the 1630's, two decades after the English destroyed the original Habitation at Port Royal, the French returned to the area and settled further upriver. Over the years, they built four different forts on this site. Annapolis Royal was the official capital of Nova Scotia from 1713 to 1749, when Halifax was founded
115.8
(0.0)
72.0
(0.0)
Fort Anne National Historic Site of Canada
View of fort looking south
115.8
(0.0)
72.0
(0.0)
Annapolis Royal
View of business section
115.8
(0.0)
72.0
(0.0)
Annapolis Royal
View looking west from business section (outgoing tide). Start finish of Highway Travel Guide.

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