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About Baddeck:
Baddeck is a pleasant little town on the shores of Bras d’Or Lake in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. It’s a popular spot for boating in the summer and its central location makes it convenient as a base for exploring the island.
Baddeck is on the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 105) about halfway between the causeway to the mainland and Sydney. It is about a five hour drive from Halifax.
Baddeck is considered to be the beginning and end of the world famous “CABOT TRAIL” and is situated in the heart of Cape Breton Island. Stretching along the shores of the beautiful Bras d’Or Lakes, it is a village in full bloom from spring to autumn with a kaleidoscope of colours displayed in baskets, boxes and gardens along its downtown shopping core.
In 2008, Baddeck received Five Blooms, the highest award in the National Community in Blooms program – “People, plants and pride …growing together.
Alexander Graham Bell, compelled by the beauty of Baddeck, chose this area as his summer residence. Today, visitors celebrate Bell’s life’s work through the exhibitions and interactive demonstrations at the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.
Baddeck is a bustling resort community boasting over 600 rooms, yet it retains the essence of a quaint village. We have an assortment of accommodations to suit any taste and budget ranging from 5 star suites, to campgrounds nestled in the spruce, along side rivers, lakes or the ocean.
Exquisite food can be found in any one of the many restaurants offering everything from our world famous lobster to a steaming cup of seafood chowder or sandwich.
Deli’s and bakeries provide healthy alternatives and the opportunity to try out our homemade breads and sweets. Discover our elite shopping in any one of our numerous shops including boutiques, craft, gift, music, and outdoor & sporting shops.
During the summer season it is essential to take advantage of some of our leisure activities such as daily sailing/boat tours, golfing and several hiking trails.
Also for evening entertainment several dining rooms provide local talent as well as nightly Ceilidhs, a highlight for any visitor
Pretty much everything is located on either Shore Road or Chebucto Street. The town stretches out along these two streets, but if you don’t mind walking, everything can be reached on foot.
Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, Chebucto Street (Route 205). Open from May to Oct, 9AM – 5PM. Opens longer June – mid-Oct. Although the telephone wasn’t invented here, Alexander Graham Bell had a summer home in Baddeck where he did some of his research and experiments. This site has a number of exhibits, photos and videos relating to his life and work. $7.80/$3.90 (adult/child).
Sail/cruise on the lake. Tours depart daily from the pier in summer.
For the golfer, the Bell Bay Golf Club, +1 902 295-1333 is close to town.
Out and about in Baddeck:
Baddeck is a convenient starting and finishing point for a trip around the Cabot Trail, considered to be one of the most scenic drives in Canada. The road is a 300 km loop along the coast and through the Cape Breton Highlands and offers many hiking, camping and scenic turn-off opportunities.
The reconstructed Fortress of Louisbourg [10], about two hours drive away, is a National Historic Site and offers a glimpse at what life was like in the mid-1700s.
Top places to Eat in Baddeck:
Basic groceries and supplies can be purchased from the Needs Convenience at the corner of of Shore Road and Chebucto Street (it’s next to the Lynnwood Inn). There’s also a small grocery store just outside of town near where Shore Road intersects with the Trans-Canada highway (Hwy 105). Restaurant options include:
Baddeck Lobster Suppers, 17 Ross Street, ☎ 902 295-3307. Dinner:. Casual with hearty amounts of food. Known for the “all you can eat” Cape Breton mussels, seafood chowder,potato salad, coleslaw, homemade rolls, biscuits, dessert and beverage. $30+ for the hard shell Atlantic lobster dinner, $19-$25 for other mains.
High Wheeler Cafe, 486 Chebucto Street, ☎ 902 295-3006. 7AM – 6PM. Little cafe that serves hearty sandwiches and pastries including some sugar-free options. Good spot to buy a sandwich in the morning to take with you on the day’s travels. Also, sit down for a bowl of homemade soup (always a vegetarian choice) or a cappuccino. They also offer a number of home-made products made with Spelt flour, for those with digestive issues. $5-10.
McCurdy’s Dining Room, 257 Shore Road (at Silver Dart Lodge). Serves a mix of pasta, seafood and meat dishes with a view of Bras d’Or Lake. $13-30 for mains.
Yellow Cello Cafe, 525 Chebucto Street (at the Green Highlander Lodge). Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Cafe with soup, salad, vegetarian and Italian dishes. Nightly entertainment during the summer months.
Top Hotels & Accomodation in Baddeck:
Broadwater Inn, Bay Road (Hwy 205) (about one mile east of Baddeck), ☎ +1 902 295-1101. checkin: 3:00 PM; checkout: 10:00 AM. An inn and cottages overlooking Bras d’Or Lake. Rooms $90-$135, with the suite and cottages a bit more.
The Dunlop Inn, 552 Chebucto Street, ☎ 1-888-263-9840 (toll-free) or +1 902 295-1100 (waterside@dunlopinn.com). checkin: 2PM – 9PM; checkout: 11AM. Small B&B style inn on Baddeck’s waterfront. $99-$160, open May – Oct.
Green Highlander Lodge, 525 Chebucto Street, ☎ 1-866-470-5333 (toll-free) or +1 902 295-2303 (fax: +1 902 295-1592). A 3 room B&B/inn that can arrange guided fishing trips in the area.
Inverary Resort, 368 Shore Road, ☎ 1-800-565-5660 (toll-free) or +1 902 295-3500 (fax: +1 902 295-3527). Hotel rooms and cottages on Bras d’Or Lake. $140-$400 in high season. Cheaper rates available in the off-season.
Lynwood Inn, 441 Shore Road, ☎ 1-877-666-1995 (toll-free) or +1 902 295-1995 (info@lynwoodinn.com). Reviewers indicate rooms in the newer building are spacious and comfortable. Some rooms have balconies with views of the lake. $100-140.
Silver Dart Lodge, 257 Shore Road, ☎ +1 902 295-2340 (sdladmin@maritimeinns.com),. checkin: 3PM; checkout: 11AM. Mix of rooms in the lodge, chalets and suites set on a hill overlooking the lake. $90-$165 for lodge rooms and chalets, suites cost more.
Telegraph House, 479 Chebucto Street, ☎ 1-888-263-9840 (toll-free) or +1 902 295-1100 (telegraph@ns.sympatico.ca, fax: +1 902 295-1136). An old Victorian house with some charm where Alexander Graham Bell once stayed. Reviewers indicate the rooms are clean and well appointed but sometimes a bit small. $70-$120 for rooms. $150-$200 for the two bedroom cottage and McRae House.
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