Cumberland Trails Association manages a growing network of multi-use and hiking trails across Cumberland County, including portions of the Trans Canada Trail. Whether you're on foot, on two wheels, or behind the handlebars of an ATV, there's a trail here for you.
Our trails stretch from Malagash to Oxford and branch out to Wallace, Pugwash, and beyond, connecting communities, local businesses, and scenic landscapes.
Choose Your Adventure
Explore the Shortline by ATV or snowmobile! Ride between Trail Towns like Oxford and Pictou, stop for lunch in Springhill, or plan a weekend tour through Wallace, Pugwash, and Tatamagouche.
Ideal for hybrid and gravel bikes, the Shortline offers smooth, scenic routes with easy access to food, accommodations, beaches, and local shops. Ride from Oxford to Pugwash, Wallace, or even Pictou with plenty of trail-side stops.
Looking for something slower-paced? Our region also offers short hikes and half-day adventures, such as the Bunny Trail in Oxford, the Peace Trail in Pugwash, and the Lazy Bay Trail near Malagash.
Looking for places to rest, refuel, or grab a bite during your adventure? Our trail system connects you to a range of nearby amenities including washrooms, trail shelters, restaurants, gas stations, and more.
Looking for Maps? We’ve created a series of regional trail maps to help you explore with confidence. Whether you’re planning a hike or a ride, you’ll find your next adventure here.