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Get InspiredNorth AmericaCanadaNova ScotiaLower SackvilleSecond Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave

Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave

CA
Hiking Area·Quiet, Serene, Well Maintained
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Alexandr Orlov from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Aman from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Skep Tikal from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Aman from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Dale Lighthall from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Alexandr Orlov from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Aman from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Skep Tikal from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Aman from Google Places
Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave
Photo by Dale Lighthall from Google Places

Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave is a cherished community asset in Lower Sackville, providing a tranquil setting for outdoor enthusiasts. The trail features a primary path that stretches approximately 4km along Second Lake, with options to extend the journey toward First Lake and the Sackville Sports Stadium. Visitors appreciate the well-kept gravel surface, making it accessible for walkers, runners, and cyclists alike. The environment is notably quiet, far from traffic noise, and rich with local wildlife such as squirrels and chipmunks. With several benches for resting and multiple access points, it is a practical and beautiful destination for a daily dose of nature.

Second Lake Trailhead - Metropolitan Ave is a cherished community asset in Lower Sackville, providing a tranquil setting for outdoor enthusiasts. The trail features a primary path that stretches approximately 4km along Second Lake, with options to extend the journey toward First Lake and the Sackville Sports Stadium. Visitors appreciate the well-kept gravel surface, making it accessible for walkers, runners, and cyclists alike. The environment is notably quiet, far from traffic noise, and rich with local wildlife such as squirrels and chipmunks. With several benches for resting and multiple access points, it is a practical and beautiful destination for a daily dose of nature.

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Address
End of, Metropolitan Ave,Lower Sackville, NS B4C 2B4, Canada
Hours
Open now
Daily 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Highlights

  • Scenic 4km path running along the shores of Second Lake.

  • Well-maintained gravel trails suitable for strollers and bicycles.

  • Frequent sightings of local wildlife like squirrels and chipmunks.

  • Convenient benches placed along the route for resting and lake viewing.

  • Direct trail connection extending toward First Lake and the Sackville Sports Stadium.

Best For

Quiet nature walks and scenic lakeside cycling.

Occasion Tags

Locals, Family, Solo, Dog Walkers

Reviews

4.6
Excellent98 reviews

Second Lake Trailhead is highly regarded by visitors for its peaceful and serene atmosphere, often described as a 'community treasure.' Reviewers frequently mention how well-maintained the paths are, making them suitable for a variety of activities including walking, jogging, and cycling. The trail provides beautiful views of the lake and is a popular spot for dog walking, with several benches available for resting. While the trailhead parking is somewhat limited, most find it manageable outside of peak times. A common observation is the abundance of local wildlife, particularly squirrels and chipmunks, which adds to the natural charm. Some visitors advise being mindful of the nearby junior high's schedule to avoid afternoon traffic congestion.

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Location

Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada