cape breton highlands national park map

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MicaHill

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GrosCap

IndianRising Klondike

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FraneyMountain

366 m.

SmokeyMountain

370 m.

CAPESMOKEY

WhiteHill

535 m.

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Bakeapple

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518 m.

MontagneNoire

PointeEnragée

La Pointe

JeromeMountain

366 m.

FrenchMountain

455 m.

MacKenzieMountain

355 m.

RobertsMountain

Kerrs Point

Baldy

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Blue Point

Halibut HeadSugarloaf

TenerifeMountain

White Point

Burnt Head

Long Point

Hatchers Point

NeilsHarbour Pt.

South Point

Bluff Head

Lakies HeadBroad CoveMountain

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IngonishIsland

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Stanley Point

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MeatCove

Fox Den

SailorCove

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Dingwall Harbour

ScotchCove Big Burnt

Head Cove

Little BurntHead Cove

New HavenCove

NeilsHarbour

Black Brook Cove

MacKinnons Cove

Green Cove

BroadCove

Bear Cove

North BayIngonish

South BayIngonish

Ingonish Harbour

MinkC.

Anse àBois Meré

Point CrossPond

MooseCove

Pleasant

Bay

Fishing Cove

WreckCove

PigeonCove

Seal Cove

PollettsCove

Fort Cove

BucksCove

FoxBack Lake

MacIntoshLake

BaldwinLake

BurtonLake

GlasgowLakes

RoundLake

John D.Lake

GwinnLake

RoundhillLakes

BearLakes

LongPond

Broad CoveMountain Lake

Browns Lake

Jigging CoveLake

Mica HillLake

Paquette Lake

CradleLake

BranchPond

Two Island Lake

GullLake

DundasLakes

CannsLake

Roper Lake

FreshwaterLake

Lac

WhiteHillLake

CranberryLake

CaribouLakes

TroutLakes

LeBlancLake

Lacs desPlées Ferrées

LacCorney Brook

Lake

Fishing CoveLake

FrenchLake

BenjiesLake

Sugar Brook

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BelleMarche

Plateau

Pleasant Bay

RedRiver

Meat Cove

Capstick

Bay St. Lawrence

Bay Road Valley

St. MargaretVillage

SouthHarbour

Dingwall

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Aspy Bay

Sugarloaf

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Big Intervale

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Smelt Brook

New Haven

NeilsHarbour

Ingonish

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P A R C N A T I O N A L D E S H A U T E S - T E R R E S -

D U - C A P - B R E T O NCap Rouge

La Bloc

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Trout Brook

Corney Brook

Effies Brook

HighlandsLinks

Ingonish Beach

C A P E B R E T O N H I G H L A N D S

N A T I O N A L P A R K

Black BrookBeach

Cabot LandingProvincial ParkSandy beach anda nationalhistoric plaquecommemoratingthe landfall of theexplorer JohnSebastian Cabot.

Parc provincialCabot LandingPlage de sable etplaque historiquenationalecommémorantl’arrivée del'explorateur JeanSébastien Cabot.

Cape SmokeyProvincial ParkCape Smokey Trail:This rugged 11 km(6.8 mi) return trailfeatures spectacularviews of the AtlanticOcean and theHighlands.

Parc provincialCape SmokeySentier du cap Smokey :11 km (6.8 mi) aller-retour, sentier enterrain accidenté, vueimprenable surl'océan Atlantique etles hautes terres.

VeteransMonument

Monumentaux ancienscombattants

Scale 1:125,000 Échelle

UTM - NAD 83 - Zone 20

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1 L’Acadien Steady climb to panoramic views of the plateau, river canyon and Gulf of St. Lawrence.

3-4hrs./8.4km(5.2mi)looptrail20-365m(65-1200ft)

2 �Trous�de�Saumons River trail, salmon pools, bird-watching. Mountain bikes permitted, rough sections.

3-4hrs/12.2km(7.6mi)return15-110m(50-360ft)

3 Le�Chemin�du�Buttereau�Acadian history, views of the river. Connects to trail #5.

1.5hrs/4.6km(2.9mi)return25-65 m(80-215ft)

4 Decommissioned.

5 Le�Buttereau�Acadian history, birds, small mammals, ocean views, sunsets.

30-45min/1.6km(1mi)loop0-55m(0-180ft)

6 Corney�Brook Waterfall, Acadian hardwood forest in river canyon, wildlife.

2hrs/6.5km(4mi)return30-170m(100-560ft)

7 Skyline�A dramatic headland overlooking the rugged Gulf coast. Whales, eagles, moose, bears. Fragilevegetation–stayonboardwalk.Nodogspermitted.

2-3hrs/9.2km(5.7mi)loop290-405m(950-1330ft)

8 Bog�Orchids, moose, insect-eating plants. Level boardwalk.

15min/0.5km(0.3mi)loop410m(1345ft)

9 Benjie’s�Lake�Moose, boreal forest, birds.

1-1.5hrs/3km(1.9mi)return400m(1315ft)

10 �Fishing�Cove�Steady descent to rugged ocean coastline. Camping permit required for overnight.

5-6hrs/15.7km(9.8mi)return(alsoa5.7kmalternateroute)0-355m(0-1165ft)

11 MacIntosh�Brook�Waterfalls, old-growth hardwood forest.

30-45min/1.7km(1.1mi)return30-65m(100-215ft)

12 Lone�Shieling�350 year-old sugar maple trees, a replica of a Scottish crofter’s hut.

15min/0.6km(0.4mi)loop70m(230ft)

13 Decommissioned.

14 Glasgow�Lakes�Lookoff�Steady climb to panoramic views of highlands plateau, taiga barrens and bogs. Wet muddy areas.

3-4hrs/9.2km(5.7mi)return260-460m(850-1510ft)

15 Jack�Pine�Coastline, Jack Pine forest.

1hr/2.3km(1.4mi)loop0-50m(0-165ft)

�16 Coastal�Atlantic coastline, headlands, coastal forest, sea birds. Difficult sections over cobbles.

3-4hrs/11.3km(7mi)return0-45m(0-150ft)

17 Jigging�Cove�Lake�Wildlife. 40-50min/2.4km(1.5mi)loop

50-65m(165-215ft)

18 Jigging�Cove�Brook Connects Jigging Cove Lake Trail with Coastal Trail.

40-50min/2.6km(1.6mi)return0-50m(0-165ft)

19 Green�Cove�Rocky ocean headland. Danger:Stormwavescanwashoverrocks.

10min/0.2km(0.1mi)return10m(35ft)

20 Broad�Cove�Mountain� A steep climb to panoramic ocean views.

1hr/2.3km(1.4mi)return35-180m(115-590ft)

21 Warren�Lake�Wildlife, level lakeshore trail.

1.5hrs/4.7km(2.9mi)loop15m(50ft)

22 Branch�Pond�Lookoff� A steady climb through Acadian and Boreal forests to plateau barrens and panoramic view of ocean. Rough sections.

2-3hrs/8.1km(5mi)return100-305m(330-1000ft)

23 Franey�Steep climb to panoramic views of Clyburn River canyon and Atlantic Ocean.

2-3hrs/7.4km(4.6mi)loop95-430m(310-1410ft)

24 Clyburn�Valley�Hardwood river canyon. Cycling permitted, rough sections.

2-3hrs/8.5km(5.3mi)returntogoldmineruins5-50m(15-165ft)

25 Middle�Head�Seabirds, ocean headland. Starts near Keltic Lodge.

1-1.5hrs/3.8km(2.4mi)return0-45m(0-150ft)

26 Decommissioned.

27 Freshwater�Lake�Lookoff�Short, steep climb to panoramic ocean view.

10min/0.3km(0.2mi)return10-45m(35-150ft)

28 Freshwater�Lake��Level lake trail, beaver, birds. Cycling permitted, starts at Ingonish Beach.

30-40min/1.7km(1.1mi)return0-15m(0-50ft)

1 L’Acadien�Montée graduelle, vue panoramique du plateau, de la vallée fluviale et du golfe du Saint-Laurent.

3-4h/bouclede8,4km(5,2mi) 20-365m(65-1200pi)

2 Trous�de�saumons�Sentier longeant la rivière, fosses à saumon, observation d’oiseaux.Vélos de montagne autorisés, sections accidentées.

3-4h/12,2km(7,6mi)aller-retour15-110m(50-360pi)

3 Le�Chemin�du�Buttereau�Histoire acadienne, vue sur la rivière. Rejoint le sentier no 5.

1,5h/4,6km(2,9mi)aller-retour25-65 m(80-215pi)

4 Plus en service.

5 Le�Buttereau�Histoire acadienne, oiseaux, petits mammifères, vue sur l’océan, couchers de soleil.

30-45min/bouclede1,6km(1mi)0-55m(0-180pi)

6 Ruisseau�Corney�Cascade, forêt acadienne de feuillus dans une vallée fluviale, faune.

2h/6,5km(4mi)aller-retour30-170m(100-560pi)

7 Skyline Cap spectaculaire surplombant la côte accidentée du golfe. Baleines, aigles, orignaux, ours. Végétationfragile–ilfautrestersurletrottoirdebois.Leschienssontinterdits.

2-3h/bouclede9,2km(5,7mi)290-405m(950-1330pi)

8 La�Tourbière�Orchidées, orignaux, plantes insectivores. Trottoir de bois de niveau.

15min/bouclede0,5km(0,3mi)410m(1345pi)

9 Lac�Benjie’s�Orignaux, forêt boréale, oiseaux.

1-1,5h/3km(1,9mi)aller-retour400m(1315pi)

10 Fishing�Cove�Descente graduelle vers la côte accidentée. Permis de camping obligatoire pour randonnée avec nuitée.

5-6h/15,7km(9,8mi)aller-retour(égalementautresentierde5,7km)0-355m(0-1165pi)

11 Ruisseau�MacIntosh�Cascades, forêt de feuillus ancienne.

30-45min/1,7km(1,1mi)aller-retour30-65m(100-215pi)

12 Lone�Shieling�Érables à sucre de 350 ans, réplique d’une petite hutte d’un fermier écossais.

15min/bouclede0,6km(0,4mi)70m(230pi)

13 Plus en service.

14 Belvédère�des�lacs�Glasgow�Montée graduelle, vue panoramique sur le plateau des hautes-terres, les terres stériles et les tourbières de la taïga. Secteurs boueux et humides.

3-4h/9,2km(5,7mi)aller-retour260-460m(850-1510pi)

15 Jack�Pine�Littoral, forêt de pins gris.

1h/bouclede2,3km(1,4mi)0-50m(0-165pi)

�16 Coastal�Littoral, caps, forêt côtière, oiseaux de mer. Sections difficiles sur les galets.

3-4h/11,3km(7mi)aller-retour0-45m(0-150pi)

17 Lac�Jigging�Cove�Faune. 40-50min/bouclede2,4km(1,5mi)

50-65m(165-215pi)

18 Ruisseau�Jigging�Cove Relie le sentier du lac Jigging Cove au sentier Coastal.

40-50min/2,6km(1,6mi)aller-retour0-50m(0-165pi)

19 Green�Cove�Cap rocheux surplombant l’océan. Attention:lesrocherspeuventêtrebalayéspardeslamesdetempête.

10min/bouclede0,2km(0,1mi)10m(35pi)

20 Mont�Broad�Cove�Montée abrupte, vue panoramique sur l’océan.

1h/2,3km(1,4mi)aller-retour35-180m(115-590pi)

21 Lac�Warren�Faune, sentier longeant la rive du lac.

1,5h/bouclede4,7km(2,9mi)15m(50pi)

22 Belvédère�de�Branch�Pond�Montée graduelle à travers les forêts acadienne et boréale vers les landes du plateau, vue panoramique sur l’océan. Sections accidentées.

2-3h/8,1km(5mi)aller-retour100-305m(330-1000pi)

23 Franey�Montée abrupte, vue panoramique sur la vallée de la rivière Clyburn et l’océan Atlantique.

2-3h/bouclede7,4km(4,6mi)95-430m(310-1410pi)

24 Vallée�de�la�Clyburn�Vallée fluviale tapissée de feuillus. Bicyclettes autorisées, sections accidentées.

2-3h/8,5km(5,3mi)alleretretourparlesruinesdelamined’or5-50m(15-165pi)

25 Middle�Head�Oiseaux de mer, cap surplombant l’océan. Point de départ près du Keltic Lodge.

1-1,5h/3,8km(2,4mi)aller-retour0-45m(0-150pi)

26 Plus en service.

27 Belvédère�du�lac�Freshwater�Sentier court à pente raide, vue panoramique sur l’océan.

10min/0,3km(0,2mi)aller-retour10-45m(35-150pi)

28 Lac�Freshwater�Sentier longeant le lac, castors, oiseaux. Bicyclettes autorisées, point de départ à Ingonish Beach.

30-40min/1,7km(1,1mi)aller-retour0-15m(0-50pi)

Sentiers de randonnéeEach trail is marked by its corresponding number on the map and on road signs. For more detailed information refer to the 1:50,000

topographic map of the park or one of the hiking guides for sale at the bookstore in the Cheticamp Information Centre.

Information

Lookoff

Exhibit

Picnic Area

Waterfall

Museum

Boat Tour

Lighthouse

Bookstore

Emergency Telephone

Information

Belvédère

Exposition

Aire de pique-nique

Cascade

Musée

Excursion en bateau

Phare

Librairie

Téléphone d’urgence

Camping

Wilderness Camping

Group Camping

Outdoor Theatre

Golf

Swimming

Cross-country Skiing

Downhill Skiing

Chair Lift

Camping

Camping sauvage

Camping collectif

Théatre en plein air

Golf

Baignade

Ski de fond

Ski alpin

Télésiège

Wheelchair Access

R.C.M.P.

Hospital

Gas Station

Warden Station

Emergency Shelter

Snack Bar

Accessible aux fauteuils roulants

G.R.C.

Hôpital

Station-service

Poste du gardien

Abri d’urgence

Casse-croûte

Drive safely on the mountains. Use lower gear when descending to avoid burning brakes and air pollution.

Cycling is restricted to roads and the following trails: 2 Trous de Saumons 22 Branch Pond Lookoff 24 Clyburn Valley 28 Freshwater Lake

It is illegal to collect or disturb any natural object or cultural artifact including plants, animals, rocks or fossils.

Feeding or enticing wildlife is illegal and puts both you and the animals at risk.

Protecting the park / Protection du parcPrière de conduire prudemment dans les monts. Il faut rétrograder dans les descentes afin d’éviter de surchauffer les freins et de polluer l’air.

Il est permis de faire du vélo seulement sur les routes et sur les sentier suivants : 2 Trous de saumons 22 Belvédère de Branch Pond 24 Vallée de la Clyburn 28 Lac Freshwater

Il est illégal de recueillir et de déranger tout objet naturel ou artéfact culturel, y compris les plantes, les animaux, les roches et les fossiles.

Il est illégal de nourrir ou d’attirer les animaux; vous mettez votre propre vie et celle des animaux en danger.

Campgrounds / Terrains de camping

Chéticamp

Corney Brook

MacIntosh Brook

Big Intervale

Broad Cove

Ingonish

Grey symbols represent services and facilities available outside Cape Breton Highlands National Park.

Les symboles ombrés indiquent les installations et les services offerts à l’extérieur du parc national des Hautes-Terres-du-Cap-Breton.

Services and facilities / Services et installations

Hiking Trails

Cabot Trail

Paved Road

Cabot Trail

Hiking Trail

Unpaved Road

Sentier de randonnée

Le numéro de chaque sentier figure sur la carte et sur les panneaux rou-tiers. Pour plus de détails, consultez la carte topographique (au 1/50 000)

du parc ou un des guides des sentiers de randonnée en vente à la librairie au centre d’information de Chéticamp.

Route nonasphaltée

Route asphaltée