Get Faded in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

If you’re a fan of traditional music, you can roll back the clock to when pot was legal and fiddles ruled the air by visiting the island of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. It sounds weird, we know, but you can while away the hours here with a baggie of blue dream and a local céilidh (a Gaelic gathering), dancing to Scottish music in this “Village of Tunes.”

If you’re more of a solo shatterer, pack some extract and a dab rig and head for the hills. Cape Breton has an amazing bounty of natural beauty, from the northern highlands to the salt-water fjords to the endless lakes, rivers, and streams that make this wonderful little island the perfect place to lose yourself.