Spending time in the Annapolis Valley in the fall is a great way to wind down after an adventure-filled summer. Enjoy the stunning fall foliage, cozy comfort foods, tasty cider, and the solitude of cute coastal towns.

Day 1

Wolfville

Fuel your body for a fun-filled day with a hearty breakfast, followed by shopping for unique finds at Wolfville Farmer’s Market! The market showcases a wide variety of local produce, artisanal goods, and a warm and welcoming community spirit.
Address: 24 Elm Avenue, Wolfville. 

Next, head to the Annapolis Cider Company for a tasting of locally crafted ciders. A beautiful fall day and tasty cider go hand in hand! 
Address: 388 Main Street, Wolfville 

Greenwich

Noggins Corner Farm Market offers an array of family-friendly autumn activities, such as a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and apple u-pick! Visit their food truck for a tasty lunch that is sure to satisfy!
Address: 10009 Hwy #1, Greenwich

Kentville

For an engaging way to spend an afternoon and get into the Halloween spirit, search for Pumpkin People scenes around Kentville! You’ll find hundreds of these magical characters that are a much-beloved trademark of town.
Address: Various locations in Kentville.  

Next, experience historically rich productions throughout the streets and cemeteries at a Valley Ghost Walk, where you’ll learn about the Valley’s dark history! The walk is family-friendly but recommended for ages 10+.
Address: Visit their website for location details.

Take a break for dinner and a refreshing cider tasting at Maritime Express Cider Co. Did you know the cidery is in a building once considered one of Canada’s most architecturally striking railway hotels? Besides their award-winning ciders, you’ll love the large variety of choices on their extensive menu.
Address: 325 Main Street, Kentville

As darkness falls, prepare to navigate the terrifying surroundings of the 5000 sq. ft. Phantom FreakShow Haunted House! This spine-chilling (and fun) event is created by special f/x makeup artists who strive for realism in the spooky characters that haunt the hallways. Do you have what it takes to make it through? (Not recommended for kids under 12).
Address: 325 Main Street Unit 23, Kentville

Port Williams

After an action-packed day, end your night by settling into the comfy, plush, and modern lodgings of the Beausoliel Farmstead. Located in a working vineyard, you’ll wake up to dazzling views of the Annapolis Valley.
Address: 1469 Church Street, Port Williams

Day 2

Canning

Start your day by grabbing a freshly brewed coffee and sinfully delicious cinnamon bun in the cozy surroundings of the Village Coffeehouse. While you’re there, browse the collection of local artwork on display and shop from a wide selection of blended teas, branded mugs, and North Mountain Fine Coffee. Address: 9844 Main Street, Canning 

After breakfast, hit the trails for epic hiking through colourful fall leaves in Blomidon Provincial Park. The 13 km of all-season trails wind through mature hardwoods, with several sweeping views of the scenic Minas Basin along the way.
Address: 3138 Pereau Road, Canning 

You’ll want to bring your camera to capture the colourful autumnal sights at your next stop: The Look Off Viewing Site. You’ll be spellbound by the spectacular beauty of the lush landscape that stretches on endlessly before you.
Address: 2555 Gospel Road, Kings County 

Port Williams

Time for lunch! Delight your tastebuds with the exquisite flavours of artisanal pasta and sauces made fresh daily at The Noodle Guy. Fast, friendly service, delectable food, and a warm atmosphere make for an unforgettable dining experience.
Address: 964 Hwy #358, Port Williams 

Autumn wouldn’t be the same without a visit to the Willowbank U-Pick Farm! The whole family will enjoy meeting the friendly animals of the petting zoo – from miniature donkeys to adorable ducklings, turkeys, cows, goats, horses, and so many more. Fall fun includes picking apples and pumpkins and visiting the kid-friendly haunted house!
Address: 110 Starr’s Point Loop, Port Williams 

Next, enjoy a beautiful fall afternoon at Wood ’n’ Hive Honey Farm. See bee displays, watch and learn about the extraction process, and shop a bountiful selection of products such as liquid honey, creamed and chunk honey (comb pieces in liquid honey), lip balms, lotion bars, beeswax candles, and more.
Address: 1284 Starr’s Point Road, Port Williams 

End your day with an exceptional taste of Nova Scotia at Brig & Barq Brewing! Brig & Barq’s brewing process combines traditional methods with the latest innovations to craft ciders and beers that honour maritime history. Build a flight to choose from the variety of ciders and IPAs, Red Ales, Lagers, Sours, and more.
Address: 980 Terry’s Creek Road, Port Williams