A Walk Through Prince Edward Island: The Story of the Great Island Walk

Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province, is characterized by its red-soiled landscape, shaped like a crescent, and features a high concentration of lighthouses, with one for every 34 square miles. The island's environment, with pine and birch forests, hidden coves, and fields of potato plants, is built for slow wandering and savoring. A long-distance walk, known as the Island Walk, has emerged, allowing walkers to experience the island on their own terms and appreciate its unique scenery.