Camino Nova Scotia

Camino Nova Scotia is an initiative of the Atlantic School of Theology. It organizes occasional creative weekends centred around walking, but its main goal is to facilitate guided group pilgrimages of approximately 10 to 15 persons along well-marked public trails (“rails to trails”, Trans Canada Trail, etc.) on the Nova Scotia mainland and in Cape Breton. Our local Caminos generally vary in length from three days to one week.

The Summer/Fall schedule for 2023, as well as registration links, are available on our Schedule page.

Since 2014, Camino Nova Scotia has "made pilgrimage local." Pilgrimage is spiritual travel for transformation. Under the umbrella of the Atlantic School of Theology, Camino NS offers walking pilgrimages in—you guessed it—Nova Scotia! Our pilgrimages are set in our gorgeous Maritime province where anywhere you go, you're never far from the sea. Discover more about your spirituality and about yourself in community as you also discover the Gaelic, Mi’kmaq, and Acadian histories of the Land under your feet.

For more about Camino Nova Scotia

• https://www.anglicanjournal.com/camino-nova-scotia-offers-education-for-the-soul/
• https://www.faithtoday.ca/Magazines/2020-Mar-Apr/Blazing-New-Trails-in-Atlantic-Canada

Questions? Email camino@astheology.ns.ca

Camino NS is also on Facebook:

Atlantic School of Theology thanks the Office of Gaelic Affairs and Province of Nova Scotia for their financial support of Camino Nova Scotia: Slighe nan Gàidheal / The Gaels’ Trail 2022.

To obtain further information on Gaels’ language, culture and identity in Nova Scotia, please e-mail GAELICINFO@novascotia.ca or visit http://gaelic.novascotia.ca/ or Gaelic Affairs’ Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/gaelicaffairs/

Camino Nova Scotia is a trademark of Atlantic School of Theology.
All materials related to Camino Nova Scotia are copyright
© 2022 Atlantic School of Theology