Drive to Greenwich & Brackley-Dalvay PEI National Park
The Park’s Canada person at Ft. Amherst told us to visit the beaches at Greenwich which is the most easterly part of the PEI Nat’l Park. The Interpretation Centre has a great display and also a 12 minute presentation. We didn’t go to the beach instead driving to the trail leading to the floating boardwalk and the sand dunes with two other short hikes.
Red Head across the bay from park
Driving around the bay brings you to Brackley-Dalvay part of
the park. Some great beaches along this
northern shore. One of the attractions
here other than the beaches is Dalvay-by-the-Sea. A historic house that was once a summer home
and is now a hotel.
Beach on Tracadie Bay
Ross Lane Beach
Walking along beach at KOA
Daily Stats:
Today's distance: 125 km
Weather: Sun & windy; High: 25 degrees; Lo: 18 degrees
Wildlife: Heron, Llamas, Black-bird red wing and bunnies
Campsite: Cornwall KOA
Walking: 10 km
News event: Meteor Shower
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