For those exploring by car, the Three Rivers area offers a trio of unique trail experiences—all within a short drive of one another—each showcasing a different side of Prince Edward Island’s natural beauty.

1. Harvey Moore Wildlife Sanctuary

Wander through 3 km of peaceful trails that circle a large pond and wind through lush greenery. This sanctuary is ideal for birdwatching and quiet reflection in a serene, protected setting.

2. Roma at Three Rivers

Explore 4 km of scenic trails that trace the edge of the Brudenell River and pass through one of the last stands of Acadian Forest in the region. Combined with the site’s historical interpretation and riverside views, it’s both a cultural and natural experience.

3. Cardigan River Trail

For a slightly more challenging walk, take on the 6 km Cardigan River Trail. This route takes you down to the riverbank and follows the meandering shoreline, offering a mix of forest, open views, and elevation changes.

Dining & Refreshment

Plan your midday break at Roma at Three Rivers, where lunch and afternoon tea are prepared and served by interpreters in period costume. Enjoy hearty, homemade fare—including bread baked in a traditional outdoor oven—either indoors in the Pavilion or outdoors on the riverside deck overlooking the Montague River.

In the evening, relax and enjoy supper at one of the restaurants in Georgetown or Montague, where you’ll find a mix of local flavors, seafood, and casual fine dining.

Notes

• Roma at Three Rivers also makes a convenient and enriching side trip or rest stop for those walking the Island Walk, offering a place to refresh, learn, and dine before continuing the journey.