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The Four Valleys Volunteer Fire Department serves the whole or portions of the communities of: Maryvale, North Grant, Pleasant Valley, Big Marsh, Malignant Cove, Georgeville, Arisaig, McArras Brook, and Knoydart.

A social club for 50+ that holds weekly activities including:

• Darts
• Cribbage
• 45's
• Bridge
• Bowling (non-league)
• Bingo and lunch (bingo is for fun only, prizes are donated items such as ornaments, knitted and crocheted items, and baked goods)
• Chair exercises

Also holds monthly meetings, suppers and dances twice a year, a yearly bus trip, and a BBQ during the last monthly meeting in June.

A.G. Baillie Memorial School is a school ranging from Grades Pre-Primary to Grade 6 owned and controlled by Chignecto Central Regional Center for Education. 

Acadia Park has walking trails, a children's playground and a Miner's Memorial. The park offers a place for visitors to the Town to come and picnic, relax, listen to music or follow the trails and reflect upon nature. There are several access points to the trail. The trail is open year round and is plowed during the winter months. For snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, folks are welcome to go "off-trail".

Climb 365 metres above the Chéticamp River for panoramic views of the Acadian coastline, the Chéticamp river valley and the park's highland interior. Benches along the way let you rest periodically and enjoy the scenery. Watch how the forest changes as you climb steadily to the top and be on the look-out for black bear and moose.

Significant Features: Ocean and mountain scenery
Length: 8.4 km (5.2 mi) loop
Hiking Time: 3 - 4 hours
Elevation: 20 - 365 m (65 - 1200 ft.)
For your comfort and safety:
- Do not approach, disturb or feed wild animals.
- Take along appropriate clothing
- rapid weather changes often occur on the plateau or along the coast.
- Carry water with you, especially for longer trails, climbs or open barrens.
- Bring insect repellent as black flies and mosquitoes are common all summer.
- Mountain bikes are permitted only where indicated, for public safety and protection of the environment.
- Stay on boardwalks to protect fragile vegetation.
- Do not throw food or scraps along the trails or roads.
- Read "Keep it Wild, Keep it Safe" brochure, available at park visitor centres.

Active Pictou County helps residents and communities become more active, more often. We work with local partners, municipalities, and organizations to create opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to move in ways that feel enjoyable, accessible, and sustainable.

Our work includes improving active transportation routes, supporting volunteer trail groups, offering after‑school programs, collaborating on hiking and walking initiatives, developing trails, and helping people access programs and services. By building connections between people, places, and resources, we make it easier for everyone to be active in their daily lives.

Active Pictou County is a partnership between the Town of Pictou and the Municipality of Pictou County, supported by the Province of Nova Scotia through the Municipal Physical Activity Leadership (MPAL) program.

Advanced Volleyball Conditioning Camp hosted by Melanie MacDonald at Whycocomagh Education Centre is designed for highschool students looking to participate in a refresher camp before school starts. The camp is open to students grades 9-12. 
*** Intermediate to advanced skills only**

The camp has space for 24 participants and the cost is $70
Attend as many as possible but not mandetory

The Africentric Heritage park opened in 2000 and bears the inscription “to our children." It was created to commemorate the past, focus on the present and provide a foundation for the cultural future of African Nova Scotians. The Park is situated on Vale Road in the South end of New Glasgow. At the heart of the park is a pyramid-shaped building, which symbolizes the pyramids of Egypt. Each side of the building represents a portion of the history and migration story of the Black community in Nova Scotia.

Named after the hockey sports legend, the Al MacInnis Sports Centre is a hockey arena and community hub located in Inverness County, Cape Breton Nova Scotia.

Catering to residents of Port Hood, Inverness County and visitors alike, the Al MacInnis Sports Centre is also venue to several festival and events.

An award winning, nationally respected youth amateur boxing club. 

Albion Trail is a beautiful trail that follows the East River beginning at the Bridge Avenue and connects to the Samson Trail in nearby New Glasgow. Interpretive panels are displayed along the trail, highlighting various landmarks that relate to the mining history of the area.

We encourage and promote knowledge in the care, handling and enjoyment of horses and ponies and in the improvement of horsemanship and equitation.

Allan Park and Playground is great place for the family to come enjoy the day and/or have a picnic lunch. The Park has playground apparatus' for the children to play on and benches with an abundance of green space for everyone.