Black bears are common in the backcountry, but they usually avoid people. There have never been incidents where bears have harmed campers in Kejimkujik. However, you should pack and store food well away from your tent. Wherever possible, suspend food and garbage in the air from a tree. Poorly stored food can attract scavengers, including black bears.
Black bear are common in the backcountry, but they usually avoid people.
Kejimkujik's bears have never bothered campers, but bears accustomed to human food can become a threat. The Seaside Adjunct is located on the south shore of Nova Scotia west of Liverpool. The other trailhead, near St. Catherines River, is three kilometres to the shore, allow 35 minutes. The area is inspiring. Look for harbour seals, which are common at Black Point and Harbour Rocks.