You can take a small path down to the small shoreline. The small beach is nice but not for swimming due to harbour 'conditions'.
a Historical land mark. Please be carefully of eroding banks.nthis is really not a place to being your kids exploring. lost of garbage and dangerous shape objects in the old buildings. nice little beach area below
The smallest of the gun battery location in town. Still a worth while stop
Stubbert's Point Battery 1939 - 1951 - Stubbert's Point Battery was a coastal gun battery situated on a rocky cliff overlooking the entrance to Sydney Harbor, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia, Canada. The site experienced two different periods of activity, World War I 1914-1917, and World War II 1940-1948. Last deactivated in 1951. Located just east of the North Sydney ferry terminal.nnCurrent Status: The site is undeveloped privately owned property immediately beside Shore Road Hwy 305 at street address 685. The site contains the remains of the fire control station, the concrete gun emplacement and one of the three searchlight shelters. All of the concrete structures are damaged and covered with graffiti. No period guns or mounts in place.
