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| Kedge Beach |
Today we launch our kayaks at Kedge Beach and after a short paddle on Kejimkujik Lake, we enter the Mersey River.
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| Mersey River |
It's a peaceful, meandering waterway with gentle currents for a perfect 'out and back' trip.
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| Water lilies |
We paddle through various narrow channels, under overhanging red maple trees and past water lilies.
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| Two turtles catching sun on a log |
We come across a couple turtles sunning themselves on a log. One jumps into the water and then there was one :)
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| One turtle jumps in and then there was one :) |
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| Mersey River bike trail |
After a quick lunch we hop on our bikes and ride the Mersey River Trail, which is largely running beside where we just kayaked.
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| Oasis Pods |
Along the trail are these red, teardrop-shaped pod things we discover are called 'Oasis Pods'. They sit elevated on stilts among the trees for a unique glamping experience :)
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| Bike trails of Kejimkujik National Park |
Eventually we join the Ukme'k Trail (meaning 'twisted' in Mi'kmaq) for a more technical ride through the Acadian forest. An all-in-all fantastic ride.
After our kayak and bike ride, I head down to the beach again for a swim while Chris watches FIFA.










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