Trout Point Lodge's Stunning Natural Setting In The Tobeatic Wilderness & Tusket River Is More Than Worth The Trip
There are lots of ways to plan the unforgettable journey to Trout Point Lodge, wherever in the world you are.
The Cat Ferry
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mV Fundy Rose
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FERRY
Saint John, New Brunswick to Digby, Nova Scotia
There are 2 daily ferry services between Saint John and Digby. The new $44 million mV Fundy Rose runs daily and the crossing takes 2 hours.
Trout Point Lodge is about an hour's drive from Digby.
Bar Harbor, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
The CAT high-speed ferry will be embarking on a new journey, sailing between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine but the sailing has been delayed. Bay Ferries is offering a full refund for those impacted this summer. Please check the latest details on schedules, fares, and reservations and prepare alternate plans if you had previously booked. We recommend taking the Fundy Rose ferry from Saint John to Digby
Trout Point is a 45 minute drive (25 miles) from the Yarmouth International Ferry Terminal. Written driving directions are also available at the Visitor Information Centre in Yarmouth. Yarmouth has all major car rental agencies
There are 2 daily ferry services between Saint John and Digby. The new $44 million mV Fundy Rose runs daily and the crossing takes 2 hours.
Trout Point Lodge is about an hour's drive from Digby.
Bar Harbor, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
The CAT high-speed ferry will be embarking on a new journey, sailing between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine but the sailing has been delayed. Bay Ferries is offering a full refund for those impacted this summer. Please check the latest details on schedules, fares, and reservations and prepare alternate plans if you had previously booked. We recommend taking the Fundy Rose ferry from Saint John to Digby
Trout Point is a 45 minute drive (25 miles) from the Yarmouth International Ferry Terminal. Written driving directions are also available at the Visitor Information Centre in Yarmouth. Yarmouth has all major car rental agencies
FLY
The closest commercial international airport is Halifax (YHX). The closest private airport is Yarmouth (YQI).
The closest commercial international airport is Halifax (YHX). The closest private airport is Yarmouth (YQI).
Halifax
The web site flyHalifax provides complete information on air transport, including reservations links. Porter Airlines now provides Halifax air service from Toronto's City Centre Airport, from Ottawa, as well as St. John's, Newfoundland. ASL Airlines France to and from Dublin, Ireland direct (with continuing service to Paris). Delta Airlines flies from New York City, daily; American Airlines from Philadelphia; United Airlines from Newark, N.J.; and Air Canada from London, England, Toronto, and Montreal, among other places. Condor flies from Frankfurt, Germany, and Iceland Air from Reykjavik.
For those wanting to fly and drive, Halifax International Airport lies about 3 hours north of the lodge, and has all major rental car agencies.
For the current moment, we recommend taking the route using Hwy. 101 rather than the South Shore route using Hwy 103 due to the deteriorated condition of Hwy 203 between Shelburne and Trout Point. If already travelling the South Shore, Trout Point is about 45 minutes from the Shelburne/Ohio exit off of Highway 103, the route south from Halifax. Take the road towards the Ohios.
The Lodge can be reached by car from either Shelburne or Yarmouth. The Lodge is remote, and access is by a 3-mile long dirt-and-gravel road. The Trout Point Road lies off of the East Branch Road, which is off of Highway 203. Driving Directions appear at the bottom of this page.
Yarmouth
The Yarmouth Airport (YQI) is located in beautiful Southwestern Nova Scotia, and services private and charter planes. Their facilities include a modern airport terminal building and combined services building which houses a maintenance garage and vehicles used for clearing runways. The airport has two asphalt runways (6,000 and 5,000 feet long), two taxiways and separate parking aprons for both commercial and general aviation. There are 4 RNAV GNSS instrument approaches, a VHF omnidirectional range/distance measuring equipment (VOR/DME) and a non-directional beacon (NDB). The airport property has 3.16 km (1.2 mi) of easily accessible, industrial real estate.
Currently, one of their runways is closed. The one that is open is 5,000 feet long.
For more information, please contact them at 902-742-6484 or email at info@yarmouthairport.ca.
The web site flyHalifax provides complete information on air transport, including reservations links. Porter Airlines now provides Halifax air service from Toronto's City Centre Airport, from Ottawa, as well as St. John's, Newfoundland. ASL Airlines France to and from Dublin, Ireland direct (with continuing service to Paris). Delta Airlines flies from New York City, daily; American Airlines from Philadelphia; United Airlines from Newark, N.J.; and Air Canada from London, England, Toronto, and Montreal, among other places. Condor flies from Frankfurt, Germany, and Iceland Air from Reykjavik.
For those wanting to fly and drive, Halifax International Airport lies about 3 hours north of the lodge, and has all major rental car agencies.
For the current moment, we recommend taking the route using Hwy. 101 rather than the South Shore route using Hwy 103 due to the deteriorated condition of Hwy 203 between Shelburne and Trout Point. If already travelling the South Shore, Trout Point is about 45 minutes from the Shelburne/Ohio exit off of Highway 103, the route south from Halifax. Take the road towards the Ohios.
The Lodge can be reached by car from either Shelburne or Yarmouth. The Lodge is remote, and access is by a 3-mile long dirt-and-gravel road. The Trout Point Road lies off of the East Branch Road, which is off of Highway 203. Driving Directions appear at the bottom of this page.
Yarmouth
The Yarmouth Airport (YQI) is located in beautiful Southwestern Nova Scotia, and services private and charter planes. Their facilities include a modern airport terminal building and combined services building which houses a maintenance garage and vehicles used for clearing runways. The airport has two asphalt runways (6,000 and 5,000 feet long), two taxiways and separate parking aprons for both commercial and general aviation. There are 4 RNAV GNSS instrument approaches, a VHF omnidirectional range/distance measuring equipment (VOR/DME) and a non-directional beacon (NDB). The airport property has 3.16 km (1.2 mi) of easily accessible, industrial real estate.
Currently, one of their runways is closed. The one that is open is 5,000 feet long.
For more information, please contact them at 902-742-6484 or email at info@yarmouthairport.ca.
DRIVE
From Yarmouth to Trout Point:
From Halifax Stanfield International Airport to Trout Point via Hwy 101 (recommended)
