The Blueberry Run Multi-use Trail is a 12km of abandoned Musquodoboit railway bed that goes from the Causeway Road in Seaforth to Stella Drive in Porters Lake.
The trail was developed many years ago by a local community group. After hurricane Juan the trail was devastated and the community group no longer had the resources to keep up with maintenance and trail patrol. The Marine Riders however had these resources and were invested in keeping this community trail open. The Marine Riders worked with the original trail group and the Department of Natural Resources to obtain the Letter of Authority for this trail.
The trail had been designated as a shared use trail for walking, hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, and ATVing in the past, and as part of agreement for taking over the trail, it was agreed to keep it open to the same shared users.
The association is located on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia and focuses on the area between Lake Echo and Musquodoboit Harbour.
OHV clubs post signs on many trails. However, some trails have no signs. Follow safe-riding practices whether there are signs or not.
You may drive on designated trails that go over private or public land.
Our trails have been designated as a shared use trail for walking, hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, and Off Highway Vehicles (OHV).