Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 minutes ago
This drive took place around lunch time on 7 July, 2012, from Exit 9 at Avonport to 17E at Kingston, Nova Scotia, just before the twinned section of highway ends. After Kingston, the 101 continues another 183km to Yarmouth. The 101 is parallel to, and sometimes shares road with, Trunk 1. Trunk 1 is known as the Evangeline Trail scenic route along Nova Scotia's northern Fundy shore. Grand Pré was recently named a UNESCO World Heritage site for is rich and unique Acadian history.
** At 7:21 it should say Morden, not Moden.
This drive took place around lunch time on 7 July, 2012, from Exit 9 at Avonport to 17E at Kingston, Nova Scotia, just before the twinned section of highway ends. After Kingston, the 101 continues another 183km to Yarmouth. The 101 is parallel to, and sometimes shares road with, Trunk 1. Trunk 1 is known as the Evangeline Trail scenic route along Nova Scotia's northern Fundy shore. Grand Pré was recently named a UNESCO World Heritage site for is rich and unique Acadian history.
** At 7:21 it should say Morden, not Moden.
![Driving Nova Scotia Route 207 [Winter]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DRPvZ1f6fDA/mqdefault.jpg "Driving Nova Scotia Route 207 [Winter]
A drive from downtown Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, along NS 207 to Porters Lake. The 207 passes through Cole Harbour, Lawrencetown, Three Fathom Harbour, Seaforth, Grand Desert, West Chezzetcook, and Porters Lake. The stretch between NS Route 328 (Ross Road) at Lawrencetown and Porters Lake is part of an official provincial scenic route called Marine Drive, which continues on Trunk Highway 7 eastward.
Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park is featured at 8:56-9:30.
Access and a link to Grand Desert Beach is featured at 12:34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDPBDXDsWqg")
