Wentworth Valley, Nova Scotia - Hiking, Flora & Wildlife Tour
Hiking the Rogart Mountain trail we travel through a mixed growth forest packed full of great sights. We will drive through the Cobequid Hills and along the way we will explore a number of waterfalls and lush forests. We then take a guided tour of the SugarMoon Farm to learn the process behind making this local award winning Maple Syrup, with an opportunity to taste their delicate product.
Don't think that's it though as we will get the chance to see the various sandpipers that feed along the shores of the Bay of Fundy. With so much beauty in one day it's possible you may not want to go back home.
*Price above includes: Transportation, lunch and tour guide. We accept CASH only for all of our half-day and full-day tours. These tours can be paid for on the day of the tour. This tour starts and ends in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The 'Gorge-ous Hills & Waterfall Thrills' Wentworth Valley Tour Schedule 2012:
About Wentworth Valley, Nova Scotia
Like many places in Nova Scotia, Rogart’s Mountain got its name from our ties from the old country of Scotland. A number of families immigrated from Rogart, Scotland to Nova Scotia in the early 1800’s and settled in this location for the purpose of raising cattle and farming. This mountain is part of a chain of hills named the Cobequid Mountains, and are considered part of the Appalachians. The range stretches from Cape Chignecto in Cumberland County in the west through to Pictou County in the east.
SugarMoon Farm began in 1973 as Boondock Maple Products. Today under new ownership they continue to produce Maple Syrup over a traditional wood-fired evaporator fuelled by hardwood from the surrounding Rogart’s Mountain. The Maple Syrup being produced at SugarMoon Farm is 100% natural and pure and has received various awards and recognition for their fine product.
Cape Breton Tour
Rogart Mountain trail 
