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Indian Path Common PDF Print E-mail
Indian Path Common has three recreational hiking trails. The main trail, which is 2 km long, is identified with green markers. The loop trail is identified with blue markers and is 0.5 km long.  Both of these trails are intended for hiking only and the terrain is considered moderately challenging. Neither trail is wheelchair accessible or suitable for bikes. Indian Path Common offers a stunning variety of plant life. On your hike through the forest, you will be surrounded by an abundance of wild flowers, ferns and trees.  While on the trails, try to spot a Giant Black Slug (arionater) (grows up to 4 inches long!). There are also two great look-offs which give you a bird’s eye view of the LaHave River.  Indian Path Common is also home to a large number of animals. If you tread carefully, you may catch a glimpse of wildlife in their natural habitat.  A word of caution: The Common shares a boundary with the Rod and Gun Club. Be careful not to leave the trails.

Everything you've ever wanted but never knew existed is yours to discover.  All of these special places are free, ready made opportunities for you to experience and enjoy.   Get out and experience some of the District of Lunenburg's best kept secrets.

 

Park Signage

These signs are your directive to fun and great outdoor adventures. Look for them throughout the Municipality to discover our hidden gems. These signs not only direct you to our sites, but they let you know what amenities are at each site.

 

Etiquette and Safety

Having these wonderful spaces to enjoy is a privilege that should not be abused or disrespected. Being polite to other users allows everyone the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and have a good time. It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure their own safety. Exercise caution at all times and follow the rules.

Keep these in mind

  • Be cautions of others
  • Along trails, a basic rule of courtesy is “wheels yield to heels”
  • Obey all rules and posted signs
  • Do not travel through streams
  • Pack it in, pack it out
  • Keep pets on leash
  • Do not disturb neighborhood properties or wildlife

Please note: All sites are unsupervised

 

Contact Information

Municipality of the District of Lunenburg Recreation Department

  • 210 Aberdeen Road, Bridgewater, NS, Canada B4V 4G8
  • Phone (902) 541-1343
  • Fax (902) 527- 1135
  • Email