Beach and Trails

Beach

There is a beach located at the end of White Sands Court.  Access to the provincially owned beach and lake is via two paths that cross land owned by the Three Brooks Home Owners Association. This 500 foot long natural white sand beach is perfect for toddlers and young children. The water deepens gradually and is only about five feet deep at 200 feet from shore.

• Residents are responsible to clean-up and take garbage away with them when they leave the beach

• Due to the risk of wildfire, camp fires on the land or beach are not permitted

• Ensure you have control of your dog at all times, whether on or off-leash

• The beach from the Ordinary High Water Mark to the water's edge is owned by the province of Nova Scotia

• The beach is not supervised by Nova Scotia Lifeguards thus water quality is not tested

Trails

Three Brooks contain approximately three kilometers of connecting trails that wind along the brooks, still waters and marshlands. These trails are maintained by community volunteers.  They are located both on Three Brooks Home Owner Association land and private property. 

• Use trails at your own risk

• Be respectful of property owners that have agreed to allow trails to cross their private property

• Carry out all garbage

• No motorized vehicles permitted

• Due to the risk of wildfire, camp fires are not permitted

Trail Access

Trails can be accessed from the:

• Playground on Three Brooks Drive

• Fire hydrant on Oakridge Way

• Top of White Pine Ridge

• Bridge on Granite Cove Drive