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MacElmon's Pond Provincial Park
MacElmon's Pond Provincial Park in Debert is a small picnic park adjacent to a pond and wildlife sanctuary. The trail is generally flat and passes through a red pine plantation, a black spruce swamp, an old field, and along the pond. This is a good area to view resident and migratory waterfowl.
| Type: | Loop | |
| Length: | 1.5 km | |
| Surface: | Dirt path, boardwalk | |
| Rating: | Easy | |
| Marking: | Follow obvious path | |
| Permitted Use: | Walking | |
| Access: | Highway 104, Exit 13 and south onto MacElmons Road; or Route 2 in Lower Onslow and north onto MacElmons Road. Continue 1 km to park entrance. Trail starts at edge of forest at picnic area. | |
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Information: |
This trail is maintained by the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources 902-662-3030. |