St. Margaret's Bay Rail to Trail is a linear trail stretching 34 km from Highway 3 crossing near Hubley to Hubbards. The trail follows the route of the original railway line that served the Bay's communities, as well as it's waterfront hotels that served as resorts for Haligonians (from, or pertaining to the city of Halifax) in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Lumbering and sawmills were common, of which there is still visible evidence today. Ingramport Bay was a major base for tall ships that carried timber to distant countries.
This is the official Trail Map by the St. Margaret's Bay Rails to Trails Association.

St. Margaret's Bay Rail to Trail is a linear trail stretching 34 km from Highway 3 crossing near Hubley to Hubbards. The trail follows the route of the original railway line that served the Bay's communities, as well as it's waterfront hotels that served as resorts for Haligonians (from, or pertaining to the city of Halifax) in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Lumbering and sawmills were common, of which there is still visible evidence today. Ingramport Bay was a major base for tall ships that carried t...