Article by:
Emily Paskevics
Situated in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, northeast of Maine, it offers a unique fusion of land and sea traditions that draw on Scottish, Irish, English, and French heritages that converged with the native Mi’kmaq people during the colonial period. Here are 15 reasons why Prince Edward Island is a travel destination that can’t be missed.
For people who love to cycle, PEI offers a number of routes that range from easy to challenging. The Confederation Trail for example, follows an abandoned rail line that moves through woodland areas, rolling hills, and pretty coastlines. You can even cycle the length of Prince Edward Island in just a day. Another lesser-known but still beautiful route is the 10-kilometre multi-use trail along the Gulf Shore Parkway in Prince Edward Island National Park. The tourist offices on the island are generous towards cyclists, providing trail maps and other resources. Read the full travel article here.
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