Developed along the Halifax and Southwestern Railway, Upper Tantallon grew into a residential community with local services near the head of St. Margarets Bay, west of Halifax. The former rail corridor is now part of the St. Margaret's Bay Trail, a multi-use route through woodland that connects communities around the bay. Highway 103 passes nearby, placing Upper Tantallon on the principal road between Halifax and Nova Scotia’s South Shore. The area combines suburban daily life with the wooded terrain and Atlantic character of the bay district. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of St. Margarets Bay and Nova Scotia’s South Shore.
Generated by AI