Gypsum Mine Trail/Sentier de la Mine de Plâtre

08/09/2025

Due to the Province wide burn ban the Gypsum Mine Trail is temporarily closed.
Let's protect our province.

06/16/2025

Caution ⚠️ ⛔️ ⚠️

ATTENTION!

There will be brushcutting going on in the gypsum mines trail tomorrow therefore we ask to please warn users to be extra careful if using the trail and avoid the area if possible.

Please share with tourist/guests in the area!

10/23/2024

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Still very much well worth a visit!

Gypsum Mine Lake. 🙂
Cheticamp, Cape Breton Island, NS
October 23, 2024 (7:41am)



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07/31/2024

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"15 & 15"

15 minutes from the parking lot... and 15 minutes back.
One of the nicest "short hikes" in the area and only within 10 minutes from the house. 😎

Cheticamp, Cape Breton Island, NS
July 31, 2024 (6:00am)



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04/17/2024

01/28/2024

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Before I close down for the day....... one more frame extraction. Often I'll pause the video and switch over to "stills mode" but when I don't, I can always pull a frame and process that if I find one that simply calls out to me.

I think often we get lost in the popular images (with the water filled mine as an example) and neglect the rest of the landscape which is also deserving of a little love. 🙂

Gypsum Mine, Cheticamp, NS.



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12/19/2023

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12/06/2023

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A snowy view of Gypsum Mine Lake near Cheticamp, Nova Scotia. Picture courtesy of Tyler Roberts and was taken on Tuesday, December 5th.

On available weather station data for the Cheticamp area the greatest snowfall recorded for a December 5th was December 5th, 1996 with 16.2 cm.