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Truro: "On The Glooscap Trail"
Enjoy a little friendly competition in the great outdoors
at one of over eight golf courses, all within a 45 minute drive of the
Glengarry. Or if a stroll on the greens is not for you, perhaps a stroll
through scenic Victoria Park is.
Whatever your mood for adventure,
there are dozens of events, festivals and local attractions throughout the year, sure to satisfy.
Learn about our geological heritage at Mastodon Ridge, watch the famous tidal bore
or get caught up in the excitement of pounding hoofs at the race track.
Truro is the “Hub” of Nova Scotia making it an ideal stay for many varied day trips. We are only
a mere 2 hour drive from New Brunswick and PEI with the famous Cabot Trail being
3 hours away. We at the Best Western are ready for whatever you have in mind. |
• Rustler's Cabaret (open until 3am)
• Kegger's Alehouse • Club House Sportsbar
• Murphy's Fish & Chips
• Chow Family Chinese Restaurant
• Frank & Ginos
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A 1000-acre wooded park situated in the center of Town, offers hours of enjoyment
to nature lovers.
Walking trails, waterfalls, along with an outdoor pool, band shell,
playground, and picnic area. Climb all 173 steps of Jacob’s Ladder. |
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Truro is home to the annual Tulip Festival held the long weekend in May and is the scene to thousands of varied colored tulips throughout the town.
For more in depth information for 2007 go to www.nstulips.com
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Enjoy an action packed two or four hour tidal bore and upriver rafting in their
Versatile Zodiacs. The excitement never stops. At the end of your trip enjoy
Hot beverages and a barbeque around a cozy fire as you warm up from your trip.
Ample hot showers and change rooms are supplied on site.
Tidal Bore Park Rafting
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This 18 hole course features panoramic views of Colchester County offering a
uniquely challenging and scenic golf course with a practice driving and a putting
and chipping green. This club offers a complete range of services with qualified
CPGA professionals are available for lessons on site.
www.mountaingolf.ca
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These statues started to make the best out of the bad situation of Dutch Elm Disease in our trees. The overall theme is the celebration of Truro’s heritage, with many of the sculptures honoring distinguished Individuals such as Sir Adams G. Archibald, Truro’s Father of Confederation. Also check out 5 different historical murals painted by a local artist or a unique display featuring 6 sections of the Berlin Wall located in the heart of downtown. |
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