Truro is known as the “Hubtown” because of
its original location and importance in Nova Scotia’s railroad
system. Passengers either continued on to Halifax or changed
trains in Truro for other areas of Nova Scotia. The local
farming community depended on the railway to transport their
produce and, during both World Wars, the trains were the main
source of transporting troops to Military Bases around the
province.
Cast your travel net to explore beautiful
Nova Scotia from the hub town of Truro. A variety of day
trips from the Suncatcher B & B is provided for your
reference:
For local winter activities,
please enjoy downhill skiing at Ski Wentworthand snowmobiling at the Fundy
Trail Snowmobile Club.
Suncatcher B&B offers discounted lift tickets for Ski Wentworth!
Lobster suppers, Nova Scotia
style, can be pre-arranged. We provide the newspaper covered
tables, necessary utensils, bibs, melted butter, and the
"know-how" of cracking the lobsters.
Featuring the stained glass artistry
of Gerry Mailloux; on-site workshops are available.
Make your stay at the Suncatcher B&B ever more
memorable by crafting your own artistic keepsakes!
