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Wolfville | Nova Scotia

This page was created by Neely Zirk | Red River College | Wolfville, 1897. Photo by Internet Archive Book Images – Image from page 7 of “Land of Evangeline, Dominion Atlantic Railway” (1897), No restrictions

Region:

Annapolis Valley

Known For:

Acadia University | Annapolis Valley vineyards | Bay of Fundy tides | Grand-Pré UNESCO landscape | Home town of Sir Charles Tupper | Local wineries | Apple orchards

Best For:

Wine tasting | Scenic drives | Coastal views | Food experiences | Cultural visits

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Magic Winery Bus

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Set out on a unique adventure in a vintage double-decker bus to get from one winery to another. Tour the areas surrounding Wolfville, which hold the highest concentration of wineries in the province. Check the nearest stop of hop on – hop off tours here. Photos: Google Maps, Karlie Maxner; https://www.facebook.com/MagicWineryBusWolfville

Wolfville’s Rail Trail

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Bike or walk the rail line that once connected Wolfville to places like Yarmouth and Halifax. Take in gorgeous landscape and coastal views. The Rail Trail also provides quick access to the Farmer’s Market and popular downtown places. This trail is located adjacent to the old railway tracks. Photo: Google Street View

Acadia University Campus

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If you are a vintage lover or architect enthusiast, you need to visit the Acadia University campus. It houses beautiful heritage buildings and meticulously curated grounds. Photo: https://www2.acadiau.ca/home.html

Home Town of the Father of Confederation

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Sir Charles Tupper was the longest-surviving Father of Confederation. He led Nova Scotia into Confederation in 1867. He went on to serve as the sixth Prime Minister of Canada in 1896. Charles Tupper studied at Horton Academy, Wolfville, Nova Scotia (now Acadia University) before going on to study medicine at the University of Edinburgh, becoming […]

Gaspereau River Tubing

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Spend a sunny summer afternoon floating down the Gaspereau River. The float stretches 2.5 kilometres along the river. Participants are instructed to exit the float at the Greenfield Road bridge. Photo: https://scotiasites.com/gaspereau-river-tubing/

Wolfville Farmer’s Market

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This market takes place every Saturday morning year-round (and Wednesday evenings in the summer months) in a vintage warehouse. Many makers and farmers are there to provide people with delicious goods such as cheeses, wines, ciders, produce, pastries, and more! Photos: https://www.facebook.com/wolfvillefarmersmarket

Cape Split Hike

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This 16-kilometre (return trip) hike offers breathtaking views to all who partake. The hike starts a little boring or typical to some, but the end brings amazing views that you wouldn’t want to miss! Photos: David Dermott Ddermott – digital camera, CC BY-SA 3.0; Shawn Kent – Imported from 500px (archived version) by the Archive […]

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