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Recreation
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Perimeter Walking Trail
The fortifications at Fort Anne are based on a raised earthen wall in the shape of a star. A short trail following this wall affords an excellent view of the fortifications, as well as the Annapolis River and Basin. This accessible walking trail is approximately ½ kilometre long.
Photography
Visitors to Fort Anne National Historic Site take home a wealth of memories in the many photographs and images taken of the fort and Garrison Cemetery. Fort Anne nests within a natural and cultural setting that exhibits the beauty and simplicity of this portion of Nova Scotia and offers historic structures and memorials that complement this historic landscape.
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Kite Flying
There is often a stiff breeze at Fort Anne and it’s a great place to fly kites. The views are spectacular!
Croquet
This popular Victorian game is enjoying resurgence in popularity. Try your hand at this gentle sport by borrowing the site’s croquet set and setting up on Parade Square. Be sure to bring a picnic lunch and make it an afternoon.