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Is Your Community on the List? Nova Scotia Communities That Allow ATVs on Roads

The Town of Oxford is the latest community to allow ATVs on not just some of its roads, but all of them. This seems to be a growing trend across Nova Scotia.

Most communities that allow off-highway vehicles have designated roads that ATVs must stay on. These routes usually connect trails to restaurants, gas stations, accommodations, and other services.

Check to see if your community is on the list! If it isn’t yet, there’s a good chance it could be in the future as ATV travel and tourism continue to grow in popularity.

Annapolis:

  • Bridgetown
  • Lequille (Cape Road)
  • Lequille (Trunk 8)
  • Nictaux

Antigonish:

  • Lower Springfield
  • Marshy Hope (crosses the Pictou and Antigonish line)
  • Marydale
  • Springfield (Irish Road)
  • St. Andrew’s

Cape Breton:

  • East Bay
  • Enon
  • Gabarus
  • Marion Bridge
  • Mira Gut
  • Morrison Road
  • Tower Road

Colchester:

  • Gully Lake
  • Kemptown (Kemptown Road)
  • Kemptown (Upper Kemptown Cross Road)
  • Nuttby
  • Riversdale

Cumberland:

  • Amherst
  • Maccan
  • Parrsboro (Swan Creek Road and Trunk 2)
  • Parrsboro (Trunk 2)
  • Pugwash
  • Wallace

Digby:

  • Belliveaus Cove (Dick Theriault Road and Clare Trail)
  • Belliveaus Cove (Dick Theriault Road and Trunk 1)
  • Bloomfield
  • Church Point
  • Conway
  • Doucetteville
  • Saint Joseph
  • Weymouth

Guysborough:

  • Caledonia
  • Cross Roads Country Harbour
  • Glenelg
  • Guysborough (Prince Street)
  • Isaacs Harbour
  • Larrys River
  • Lower Caledonia (North Side West River Road)
  • Lower Caledonia (Route 348)
  • Port Hilford
  • Sherbrooke (Hospital Road)
  • Sherbrooke (Old Hill Road)
  • Sherbrooke (Trunk 7)

Halifax:

  • Dean (Mountain Road)
  • Dean (Saint Mary’s Road)
  • Devon (Route 212)
  • Devon (Route 212 and Miller Road)
  • Head of St. Margaret’s Bay
  • Hubbards
  • Mooseland
  • Mooseland (Mooseland Road)
  • Moser River
  • Porter’s Lake (earlier portion of Myra Road)
  • Porter’s Lake (Myra Road)
  • Sheet Harbour (Route 224)
  • Sheet Harbour (Trunk 7)
  • Ship Harbour
  • Spry Bay

Hants:

  • Kennetcook (Route 354 and Route 236)
  • Walton

Inverness:

  • Hawleys Hill
  • Inverness
  • Mabou
  • Margaree Centre (Cranton Crossing Road and West Big Intervale Road)
  • Margaree Centre (Egypt Road, Old Ryan Road)
  • North Cape Highlands
  • Northeast Margaree
  • Port Hood (Dunmoore Road, Trunk 19, Main Street, Wharf Road, Water Street)
  • Port Hood (Glencoe Road)
  • Port Hood (Sharon Drive and Company Road)
  • Saint Joseph du Moine
  • Strathlorne
  • West Big Intervale

Lunenburg:

  • Martin’s River
  • New Germany
  • Wentzells Lake
  • Western Shore

Pictou:

  • Dalhousie
  • Marshy Hope (Strathglass Road and Browns Mountain Road)
  • River John
  • Salt Springs
  • Sunnybrae
  • Thorburn

Queens:

  • Beech Hill
  • Greenfield
  • Hunts Point
  • Liverpool
  • Milton (Milford Street)
  • Milton (River Road)
  • Summerville
  • Wellington

Richmond:

  • Balmoral
  • Cameron Mountain
  • Capelin Cove
  • Cleveland
  • Framboise
  • Lennox Passage
  • Loch Lomond
  • North Framboise
  • Pondville
  • St. Peter’s (Mountain Road)
  • St. Peter’s (Oban Road)
  • Thibeauville

Shelburne:

  • Birchtown
  • Churchover
  • Port Clyde
  • Shelburne

Victoria:

  • Baddeck

Yarmouth:

  • Pubnico (Trunk 3)
  • Tusket (Route 308)

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