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Albro Lake sits in the heart of Dartmouth’s North End, surrounded by residential neighbourhoods and mixed woodland. The lake is a hub for paddling, fishing, and swimming, with calm water and easy public access. Despite being in an urban setting, it retains a peaceful, natural character along much of its shoreline, and is a favourite recreation spot for locals.

The Chain Lakes are a series of small connected lakes that sit alongside the Chain of Lakes Trail in Halifax. They create an open waterfront corridor with several viewpoints directly from the trail, including access to First Chain Lake and Second Chain Lake. The lakes provide consistent water views and serve as natural landmarks along the paved route.

This remote lake is reached via a beautiful trail through Canada's nature. Even if you walk the same route there and back, the lake is definitely worth a stop.

The hike to Snake Lake can be wonderfully combined with the tour to Peter Point. Due to a rotten bridge, however, it is currently - Sept. 2024 - not possible to do a circular tour. Nevertheless, it is an absolutely recommendable route.

This bathing area with a sandy beach is located at the turning point of the hiking trail. The walk here is worth it.

Nice place for a picnic

Beautiful view of the lake

Here you will find the well-known red chairs and a toilet