The ferry takes about 7 minutes to cross to Tiverton island and can carry about 20 cars. The fee for the ferry is $7.00 per car on the way to the island and free ride back. The Balancing Rock trail is about 5 minutes drive from the ferry at Tiverton. There is free parking lot. From the parking lot follow the trail to the rock site is about 45.. A balancing rock, also called a balanced rock or precarious boulder,. Nova Scotia, Canada. Nova Scotia; A tall basalt stack appears to balance precariously above the water near Digby, Nova Scotia. British Columbia; Located near Bear Beach on the Juan De Fuca Trail, this solid rock is perched upon eroded sandstone.
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The 1.7 km Balancing Rock Trail leads visitors from the parking lot, just off Highway 217 outside Tiverton, through woods and bog to the southern shore of Long Island. At the end of the trail, a series of 253 wooden steps provide access to a cliffside viewing platform overlooking the 20-foot high finger of basalt.. Well-groomed 2.5-km trail and 235-step staircase leading to a platform with view of St. Mary's Bay and the Balancing Rock; interpretive panels, rest areas, picnic tables. Called "Nature's Time Po. Balancing Rock | Tourism Nova Scotia, Canada
