This is the longest off-road trail in the greater Halifax area. Starting at the Atlantic Superstore Superstore on Joseph Howe Drive in the northwestern edge of town, the paved trail goes for 7.3 km (4.5 miles) to Lakeside. The trail is quite scenic, passing by five lakes.
The Chain of Lakes Trail is part of a larger system. At the Lakeside terminus, one can connect to the “BLT” Trail, which is unpaved but continues through Beechville, Lakeside, and Timberlea for 13 km. From the end of the BLT Trail, connect to the spectacular St. Margarets Bay Trail, which continues for 32 km, unpaved, from Hubley to Hubbards. There are wonderful water views much of the way along this trail. It’s worth a destination run (or bike ride).
Chain of Lakes Trail Info
BLT Trail Info
St. Margarets Bay Trail Info
This is the longest off-road trail in the greater Halifax area. Starting at the Atlantic Superstore Superstore on Joseph Howe Drive in the northwestern edge of town, the paved trail goes for 7.3 km (4.5 miles) to Lakeside. The trail is quite scenic, passing by five lakes.
The Chain of Lakes Trail is part of a larger system. At the Lakeside terminus, one can connect to the “BLT” Trail, which is unpaved but continues through Beechville, Lakeside, and Timberlea for 13 km. From the end of the BLT Trail, connect to the spectacular St. Margarets Bay Trail, which continues for 32 km, unpaved, from Hubley to Hubbards. There are wonderful water views much of the way along this trail. It’s worth a destination run (or bike ride).
Chain of Lakes Trail Info
BLT Trail Info
St. Margarets Bay Trail Info
Review or Comment on This Route/Share a Photo!
Share your feedback on this route and see that of other Great Runs users. Click on the image icon to upload a photo. And please let us know if there are notes or changes we should incorporate!