I have placed your guide order and you will receive it around the first week of May.
AND yes I have lived in Nova Scotia all my life, and been lucky enough to ride almost every road in the province on 2 wheels since my high school days.
For mid-to late June be sure to still wear your motorcycle jacket, evenings cool down as we are surrounded by the ocean. But it should be very comfortable during the day probably about late 70s-early 80sF. With global warming who can predict anything anymore!
But from experience I can tell you we are swimming, golfing, sailing and motorcycling in June. Be sure to pack sun screen for your face, our ocean breezes with the sun will burn you before you realize it.
Have a safe ride!

Let’s start by saying welcome and we wish you a safe ride here!
Do you have a copy of our free Motorcycle Tour Guide? Detailed maps and route descriptions are in the guide with lots of photos and ideas on what to see while here. We also have sections for every area of Nova Scotia on where to eat and stay.
Mileage charts are also at the front of each chapter that describes each trail in detail.
A must to do is of course ride the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island, but we have outstanding rides all around the province. Many of our routes follow the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and we have great rides also along the Bay of Fundy, where you will witness the world’s highest tides and have a chance to walk on the ocean floor.
Send me your address if you do not have the guide and I will send you a copy from 2009 and then follow up with our new edition the first week in May.
We also have a Touring Rider Program this year. Membership is $15 and entitles you to savings of 10-25% at our sponsor advertisers all across Nova Scotia on essentials such as food services, lodging, motorcycle parts & service, whale watching, etc.
It really depends on what you want to see and experience, Nova Scotia has something for everyone!
Ride Safe & Often
Wendy Nesbitt