A Season That Really Delivered - One Last Weekend | Final Day: April 25 |
Final Day: April 25
As we head into the final weekend, we want to take a moment to say thank you - genuinely.
To our entire Smokey team, and to everyone who supported us along the way. To those who showed up, kept coming back, and to those who’ve been with us for years. And to so many new faces this season who quickly became part of our Smokey family.
This is the final weekend at Cape Smokey… and honestly, what a season it’s been. An exceptionally snowy year, and a season that just didn't want to let go
Cape Smokey EV Chargers: Fast Charging Along the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton
One of the most important recent developments for EV travel in Atlantic Canada is the installation of high-power charging stations at Cape Smokey. Located near Ingonish along the Cabot Trail, these chargers support electric vehicle travel throughout Cape Breton.
This guide outlines key details about the Cape Smokey EV charging stations, including charging speed, infrastructure, and their role in supporting travel and tourism in the region.
Cape Breton—Where Your Car Needs a Beach Kit
Cape Breton—Where Your Car Needs a Beach Kit
Fortress of Louisbourg: Nova Scotia’s Historic Treasure
History Comes Alive on Cape Breton Island
Perched on the edge of Cape Breton’s Atlantic coast, the Fortress of Louisbourg is one of the most immersive and visually striking historic sites in North America. This full-scale reconstruction of an eighteenth-century French fortified town invites you to step directly into the past, where soldiers marched, cannons roared, and coastal life unfolded against a backdrop of trade, conflict, and resilience.
Neil’s Harbour on the Cabot Trail: A Quiet Fishing Village
A Peaceful Stop Along One of Canada’s Most Scenic Coastal Drives
Neil’s Harbour is a small fishing community on the northeastern coast of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. Tucked along the famed Cabot Trail, this quiet village moves to the rhythm of the sea. Salty air drifts through winding streets, and those who pause here find more than a postcard view — they discover an authentic maritime way of life.
Peggy’s Cove: A Complete Guide to the Iconic Lighthouse
Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia is more than just a picturesque fishing village; it’s a quintessential East Coast experience. Famous for its rugged coastal beauty, this small community is home to one of Canada's most iconic and photographed landmarks: the Peggy's Point Lighthouse. If you're planning a trip to the Maritimes, exploring Peggy's Cove Nova Scotia is an absolute must to soak in its maritime charm and stunning scenery.
Smokey Adventure Pass
Smokey Adventure Pass – Your Summer & Fall Pass to the Mountain!
On Sale Now – Only Until June 30, 2025!
Get ready to unlock unforgettable adventures from the mountains to the sea with the Smokey Adventure Pass – your all-access gateway to summer and fall fun at Cape Smokey, Nova Scotia’s premier four-season destination.
My First Time on the Skyline Trail: A Hiker’s Journey Through Cape Breton’s Most Iconic View
Introduction: Chasing the Edge of the World
Somewhere between the winding cliffs of the Cabot Trail and the salty air of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, I found myself standing at the Skyline Trailhead, wondering how a single path could lead to something so widely described as "life-changing."
Out of Microgreens? Here’s Where Cape Breton Has You Covered
So, you’ve just finished your last batch of homegrown microgreens, and panic is setting in. What’s a Cape Bretoner to do? Don’t sweat it; the island’s farmers markets and the Food Hub have got your back. Consider these markets your lifeline when you’re in desperate need of fresh greens (or anything else local and delicious).
Mabou Farmers' Market - Mabou
Dear Diary: The Great Atlantic Canadian Museum Drag - A Kid’s Tale
Dear Diary: The Great Atlantic Canadian Museum Drag - A Kid’s Tale
Day 1: Nova Scotia - The Land of Endless Museums
Dear Diary,
So, guess what? The parental units have officially lost it. They’ve dragged us on this “epic” road trip across Atlantic Canada, and—get this—they think visiting a bunch of museums is going to be fun. Seriously? Museums? Like, who even wants to look at old stuff when there’s TikTok to scroll through? But here I am, stuck in the back seat, while Dad waxes poetic about “culture” and “learning experiences.” Ugh.