by Sarah | Aug 28, 2026 | Food and Drink
Long before Nova Scotia had a reputation for craft beer or artisan cider, it had grapevines. The Annapolis Valley is Canada’s oldest wine-growing region, with roots that trace back centuries. The earliest European settlers noticed something special about the...
by Sarah | Aug 4, 2026 | Things to do
Trail conditions can change seasonally. Always check current conditions before heading out, wear appropriate footwear, and let someone know your plans. The Annapolis Valley is one of Nova Scotia’s best regions for hiking – not just because of the sheer...
by Sarah | Jul 14, 2026 | Guides, Things to do
All distances and drive times are approximate. Always check seasonal hours, ferry schedules, and booking requirements directly before your visit. The Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia is one of Atlantic Canada’s great, underrated destinations. It features 126...
by Sarah | Jun 24, 2026 | Food and Drink
The Annapolis Valley is one of the most fertile growing regions in Atlantic Canada, and its restaurant scene reflects that in every direction. With orchards, dairy farms, vineyards, and the Bay of Fundy all within a short drive of nearly every kitchen in the region,...
by Sarah | Jun 10, 2026 | Guides, Things to do
Spring in the Annapolis Valley announces itself dramatically. First, daffodils and lupins randomly pop up across open fields, along with the white-and-pink blush of apple blossoms that stretches across the orchards. Golf courses welcome devout players, and...
