Reviews of Van Tassel Lake Trails (Tourist Attraction)

859 Culloden Rd, Digby, NS B0V 1A0, Canada

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At the present this firm receives a rating of 4.6 out of 5 and the rating has been based on 13 reviews.

As you can read, its rating is virtually the best, and it is founded on a more or less high of feddbacks, so the score is more or less credible, although it does not have a large quantity of assessments to grant it absolute credibility.

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This Tourist Attraction is included in the category of Hiking area.

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REVIEWS OF Van Tassel Lake Trails IN Digby

Andrew Richards

Shawna Jefferson

Well marked trails

Stewart Franck

Great, well marked trails and nice views from the lookoff

C L

Short distance, beautiful scenery, quiet environment

Charles Cloutier

Shawn McLeod

Mostly great paths but it seems like they've added a new loop with our adding it to the maps... We got a bit turned around at the half-way point, but we made it home! Lots of Lady Slippers!

Quinn Amero

Derek Marriott

Points for a well marked trial, but the long hike to a 5/10 look off is the most bland trail I've been on. The lake is certainly very pretty, however the trail only touches the lake for literally two minutes, a wasted opportunity. Another issue is hiking shoes are most definitely recommended, I went round in sneakers, but you have to watch every single step, lots of roots and uneven ground. This is however stated on the info board at the start about the uneven terrain. For those counting steps, if you head to the look off from the car park, then down to the lake, you should get about 9000 steps, 8500 of which are pretty dull. Incidentally, late August at 1.00pm, no Mosquitos, a definite plus, very little of anything else though apart from 2 Bald Eagles in the distance over the lake.