Due to the Fire Proclamation – Travel Ban  issued by the Province of Nova Scotia, trail systems through woods are off limits. For more information on restrictions in municipal parks and trails, visit this webpage.
For questions about provincial trails, please contact the Department of Natural Resources.
Some trails in the municipality have been developed, and are maintained by, community volunteer groups.
Bedford and Sackville trails
- Fort Sackville Walkway, Bedford / Sackville Connector Greenway (municipally owned)
- DeWolf Park Boardwalk (municipally owned)
- First Lake Glen Slauenwhite Trail (municipally and privately owned)
- Sackville Lakes Park and Trails (provincially owned)
Cole Harbour and Eastern Shore trails
- Atlantic View Trail (provincially owned)
- Cole Harbour Heritage Park (provincially owned)
- Musquodoboit Trailway (provincially owned)
- Salt Marsh Trail (provincially owned)
- Crowbar Lake Hiking Trail (provincially owned)
- Shearwater Flyer Trail (provincially owned)
- Gaetz Brook Greenway (provincially owned)
Dartmouth trails
- Dartmouth Harbourfront Walkway (provincially and privately owned; some municipal sections)
- Portland Lakes Greenway (municipally owned)
- Shubie Park Greenway Corridor (municipally owned)
Halifax trails
- Chain of Lakes Trail (municipally owned)
- Frog Pond Trail (municipally owned)
- Barrington Street Active Transportation Greenway (municipally owned)
- Halifax Urban Greenway (municipally owned)
- Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk (provincially owned; some municipal sections)
- Mainland North Trail (municipally owned)
- McIntosh Run Community Trail (municipally owned)
- Point Pleasant Park Trails (municipally owned)
- Sir Sandford Fleming Park Trail (municipally owned)
- Halifax Common Link Trail (municipally owned)
Timberlea - St Margaret’s Bay trails
- Beechville, Lakeside, Timberlea Trail (provincially owned)
- St Margaret’s Bay Rails to Trails (provincially owned)
- The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail (provincially owned)