This river starts in the middle of the western end of the province and flows southeast along Hwy. 10 to the Atlantic. This broad eastern river flows northeast to Mira Bay near Albert Bridge, south of Sydney. The park contains over 350 square miles of land in northeastern Nova Scotia on Cape Breton Island. The forested high mountain plateau rolls toward the Atlantic, then plunges to the sea as 1,000-foot cliffs.
Wildlife includes black bear, moose and deer.
There are also woodland river valley trails, a handicapped-accessible boardwalk bog trail, and mountaintop trails. A detailed trail guide introduces hikers to the flora and fauna of the area. The trail is located at Delaps Cove, off Hwy. 101 on the Fundy Coast of Nova Scotia. Bridgetown, Delaps Cove.