GENERAL INFORMATION

     Name:            Mill Falls Trail 
     County:          Kejimkujik National Park
     Ownership:       Dept. of Canadian Heritage 
     Trail Length:    1.0 km
     Season:          year round


EMERGENCY INFORMATION

     Emergency:       911
     Special:         The nearest phone is at the Visitor Centre.


DIRECTIONS

Kejimikujik National Park off of Route 8. Trail begins behind Visitor Centre but 
can also be reached from the Mills Falls picnic area and also from the first 
view point on the main park road. 


ACTIVITIES

     Walking:             Y        Hiking:         Y
     Mountain Biking:     N        XCountry Ski:   N
     ATV:                 N        Horse:          N
     Snowmobile:          N        Coastal:        N
     Loop:                N        Wheelchair:     Y
     Wheelchair Assisted: Y  


DESCRIPTION

This short family trail starts either at the visitor reception center or 
further down at the Mill Falls parking lot.  It is easy to walk on the graveled 
surface, however it is only wheelchair accessible as far as the falls. The first 
part of the trail (coming from the visitor center) has interpretive signs.  
There is a wide variety of ferns along the trail and forest cover includes 
hemlocks and red maple along the river.  Wild flowers can be seen during the 
spring.  At the falls, there is a lookoff point and just past there is a picnic 
shelter with sundeck, tables, and water.  There are also benches along the 
trail. 

Kejimkujik is a National Park.  Phone the park Visitor Centre at (902) 682-2772 
for back-country maps, reservations (for regular and back-country sites), 
information on park regulations, and any additional information.  

Those intending to camp at a back-country site must first register at the park 
Visitor Centre.