Slapfoot Trail
A busy shoreline corridor linking major inland-park destinations around Kejimkujik Lake.
Route overview
Slapfoot Trail in Jeremy’s Bay / Jakes Landing / Merrymakedge.
A busy shoreline corridor linking major inland-park destinations around Kejimkujik Lake. It alternates between easy lakeside travel and a steeper boulder-strewn climb beyond Jakes Landing before returning to flatter ground near Merrymakedge.
Trail facts
- Country
- Canada
- Region
- Jeremy’s Bay / Jakes Landing / Merrymakedge
- Distance
- 3.7 km one way
- Typical duration
- duration not officially published
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation gain
- official elevation not published
- Best season
- Check current official seasonal access and conditions
- Trail type
- Linear multi-access corridor
Safety context
Busy shared use and multiple entry points create collision and separation risk. The section beyond Jakes Landing climbs steeply among granite boulders. Confirm the exact segment, endpoint and return plan, and use lights or reflective gear if travelling near dusk. Check current official conditions, closures, weather and access rules before departure.
Busy shared use and multiple entry points create collision and separation risk. The section beyond Jakes Landing climbs steeply among granite boulders. Confirm the exact segment, endpoint and return plan, and use lights or reflective gear if travelling near dusk.
Highlights
Canada, Nova Scotia, Kejimkujik, Slapfoot Trail, Kejimkujik Lake, Jakes Landing, shared-use corridor
Why find a buddy
Match by chosen segment and travel mode. Groups must name the access point, destination and vehicle plan because “Slapfoot Trail” can describe materially different outings.
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Route conditions, access, services and transport can change. Verify time-sensitive information before departure.