Following the path of the first Acadians
THE ACADIAN TRAIL
In the heart of the Annapolis Valley, the Historic Acadian Trail invites you to discover or rediscover various iconic Acadian sites, remnants of an era marked by tragic events. Located along the Bay of Fundy, this region offers exceptional historical, archaeological, and scenic heritage. From the Port-Royal Habitation to Fort Edward, passing through the Belle-Isle Marsh or Grand-Pré, a UNESCO World Heritage site, travel back in time to discover a past rich in emotion. Explore a whole chapter of Canadian history through an Acadian lens.
Across twelve stages and various points of interest, relive the highlights of the history of the Acadian people, from their settlement to the Great Upheaval and the arrival of the Planters. A century and a half of fascinating history, from 1604 to 1755.
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