4.5Fundy Trail Parkway(634 reviews) - Amazing Coastal Drive Temporarily closed - Closed until May 19, 2023 Spent More than 3 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Hiking Trails
The Fundy Trail is the ultimate Bay of Fundy eco-adventure. As one of the last remaining coastal wilderness areas between Florida and Labrador, you can hike over 60 kilometers of hiking trails, visit 4 tumbling waterfalls, take in the views of the Bay of Fundy from 21 clifftop lookouts, explore the World's Highest Tides at 7 pristine beaches, or traverse the Big Salmon River Suspension Footbridge that spans 84 meters across the river.See more..
This continues to be a must stop for us if we are traveling along the Trans Canada near the N.B. and N.S. border. This is a well-maintained spot to see birds and stretch you legs. If you are hungry, a pizza at Joey's is close by. Walk through the waterfowl park and ask anyone at the back end for directions.See more..
Area 506 is the new Waterfront Container Village located located near Harbor Passage. With everything from BeaverTails to Maple Syrup, Tourist Merch to fine Art, there’s something for everyone. You can get a tattoo & rent a Scooter to tour the area. Live music beginning at happy hour, adds to the festival atmosphere. If you’re in the Saint John area, check it out. Part of the huge waterfront rejuvenation underway in this up & coming city.See more..
4.5Cape Jourimain Nature Centre(70 reviews) - Way more than a bathroom break! Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
Operated by a charitable non-profit organization, Cape Jourimain Nature Centre is a state-of-the-art eco-centre located in the 621-ha Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area. The site is home to over 12-km of nature trails, an extensive exhibit hall, a 19th century lighthouse, an artisanal boutique, a four-story observation tower offering spectacular views of the Confederation Bridge, and much more! Outdoor areas are open 24/7 365 days/year but please check our website as our buildings do have different hours.See more..
4.5French Fort Cove(69 reviews) - French Fort Cove is a nature park located in Miramichi, New Brunswick Historic Sites • Hiking Trails
This lovely nature park is perfect spot to stop for the day or longer in the summer! We loved it as we enjoyed fun filled days fir all the family and friends .. we had the opportunity to go kayaking, paddle boating, canoeing and well marked walking trail. Ice was enjoyed by all in the local shop. Like many places in Mirimachi we found that there is more to enjoy during the evening and the opportunity to also enjoy events and activities in the summer.See more..
If ever you are in the Woodstock area. I highly recommend you seek out the Maliseet Trail. Little hard to find if you don't know what you are looking for. I always like to find the entrance on google maps first. Once found it is easy to access off the main rd. Short hike in and the scenery is absolutely amazing. We went after a lot of rain and the waterfall was absolutely gorgeous! You will want to linger upon your arrival. Enjoy!See more..
A great hike for a novice, the bluff (there are actually 3, separated by short distances) is a beautiful way to spend an afternoon or late evening. Find the big blue water tower in Sussex Corner, and the trailhead is just behind it (there are two, take the one nearest the valley). There is a 20 or so minute walk along a rock ridge and through the woods, and then the path opens up into a beautiful panoramic view of Dutch Valley and Poley Mountain. It's one of the nicest (if not THE nicest) view in the Sussex area. Dogs are welcome and frequent the trail but are usually leashed. Not a place for toddlers but older children should do fine, but keep close to an adult just to be safe...there are a few areas that if you trip over the side it's a long way down. The terrain is very uneven but easily passable (roots, rocks, etc) and it's pretty hard to get lost....a straight shot in and out. Best advice is to do late evening when the sun is just setting, the shadows in the valley are beautiful.See more..
5.0Sentier Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail(11 reviews) - Awesome spot! Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours Hiking Trails
Really nice trail with nice views. Contains different trails from Bathurst to the Mont Carleton (4 days). All different lenghts, but a day treking that I really like doing is the one that brings you to the other side of Pabineau Falls (the non touristy side)! Such a nice view!!See more..
4.5Beech Hill Park(7 reviews) - Just off the highway, nice sheltered picnic table, well-cared for trails, and a clean toilet Hiking Trails
Very easy detour off the highway. This park is popular year round for walking on flat, groomed trail loops through a lovely wooded area. Access in winter is usually good as well, and it's a good location for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Some vistas overlook Silver Lake, an early mill pond that has been maintained as a recreation area, and the Tantramar Marsh off in the distance. Lots of rabbits and squirrels if you're observant, and chanterelle and lobster mushrooms too. See more..
4.0Sentier du Prospecteur(7 reviews) - Little piece of peace right by Edmunston Hiking Trails
Went there on a warm and sunny saturday. I was suprised to be the only car in the parking. I hiked and geochached for about 3 hours before returning to the car. I met only one hiker in all that time! Very nice spot that is surprisingly not as busy as it should. It is a big weird to get to, and it doesnt show on Google Maps. If it wasn't for that very small sign by the road I would have not found it. I added the location on Google Maps, hopefully they add it to their maps to make it easier for others.See more..
We planned a 5 day 4 night backpack in order to do some of the side trips. We had read that it was more challenging than it sounds and that was 100% true. The footing was difficult - the path is narrow and often at a side angle. You climb to 600'+ and drop to sea level multiple times each day. The book describes the ascents as gradual but nearly all of them would be considered steep by most standards. The beach campsites are magnificent and we didn't see many people. Telegraph Brook was my favorite.See more..
4.5Clark Gregory Nature Preserve(6 reviews) - Wonderful hike, an hour round trip with a gorgeous reward at the end! Hiking Trails
The trail from the northernmost access point is just past Chocolate Cove off of the main road. Drive down the access road and there’s a small area to park at the trailhead with a map. 30 minutes or so of hiking and you will come to a beautiful ocean viewpoint on a rocky point in the forest. This hike offers a gorgeous example of the Boreal/Acadian Forest ecosystem. The trail is well marked, and there’s an interesting enclosed “lean to” type of structure a few minutes from the trailhead with windows and a little guest book. Completely charming!See more..
We used the park on our canoe trip down the Miramichi River. It has washrooms, beautiful landscaping, a walking trail, picnic area, parking for our vehicle and trailer and a boat ramp. We put our canoes in the river at the mouth of the Cains and after a relaxing trip we reached the park in about 3 hours. It was a perfect day! The scenery was spectacular. I highly recommend checking out this park on the Miramichi. See more..
4.5Crooked Creek Lookout(5 reviews) - Hidden Gem, the Caledonia Gorge Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
Within 15 minutes from home, it is a hidden gem in Albert County, NB, great area for hiking, and the foliage in the fall is breath taking views. See more..
A must see when on Grand Manan Island. It is not far in from the parking area, and can easily hike there and head back up if you do not want to continue on the trail. We went through the North Head Campground, and there was a small fee (around 8$ I believe) to access the area. Just stop at the office to get your pass. We had access to washrooms (fill up your water bottles!) and washers and dryers if needed before continuing to the parking area for the trail entrance. Well worth it!See more..
the trail wasn't in perfect condition but the forest was exquisite so I'm giving it a 5. very special little adventure. I learned after that Acadian old growth forest is somewhat rare. felt special to see itSee more..
1.3km hike. Easy level, and wheelchair accessible. Beautiful scenery and tons of wildlife to see; frogs, cranes, ducks, fish, turtles, and beaver habitats. This is an amazing small hike and perfect for kids, seniors, those in wheelchairs, and anyone looking for a quick tour in nature. A nice boardwalk over the bog. If you are camping in the local park, check this out for sure.See more..
Beginner and experienced hikers love 'The Dobson". The first section is a well groomed loop trail along Mill Creek, a meandering stream flowing gently over rocks. A great place for dog walking and family hikes. Go further and you will find a well marked trail wandering through the woods. Hike in as far as you want and then hike back out. The trail itself travels 50km right down to Fundy National Park. The trail is maintained by dedicated volunteers who take care of any fallen trees or other obstacles.See more..
4.5White Rock Recreation Area(3 reviews) - Amazing Spent 2-3 hours Hiking Trails • Cross-country Ski Areas
Great place for bikeing or hicking so many trails and some for all levels great hidden gem close to monctonSee more..
5.0Shiktehawk Walking Trail(2 reviews) - Lovely Hiking Trails Been walking this trail for years. Lovely walk to take the dogs, with lots of areas they can get in the water. Highly recommend. See more..
4.5Ducks Unlimited Walking Trail(2 reviews) - Lovely! Hiking Trails I went with my daughters grade 4 class trip to the marsh. Very nice and relaxing to walk along the side of the marsh and take in what the wetland has to offer you. Just the sounds alone are amazing. If you close your eyes it's just crazy the amount of activity there. The birds, the insects, and the little critters. Lots of different trees, grasses, aquatic plants... Could definitely spend several hours there. Bring your binoculars !See more..
4.5Coppermine Trail(2 reviews) - Great views Hiking Trails This 5.2 k trail winds its way through dense woods and crosses several creeks. An old copper mine is at the mid point. It is a very rugged climb to see the old mine but if necessary, there is by pass that can be taken. The second part of the trail follows the cliff edge with fantastic views of the bay of Fundy and the water below. It took us 2.5 hrs to complete this trail. See more..
5.0Slippery Mitten Nature Preserve(1 review) - Great skiing Hiking Trails • Cross-country Ski Areas There is great cross-country ski trails (classic skiing) at this nature preserve. Really close to Crabbe Mountain and well maintained by the local stewards. There is a cute little 'party korner' with picnic tables to rest/drink some hot chocolate before carrying on the 10km ski trailsSee more..
5.0Pointe Americains(1 review) - Great place. Hiking Trails • Jogging Paths & Tracks This community opens its arms and makes you feel welcome. Wonderful and reasonable restaurants. The place to buy seafood. See more..
5.0Red Trail(1 review) - Belle randonnée Spent 2-3 hours Hiking Trails Hole in the wall Rock Trail
À partir de la porte d’entrée du terrain de camping Hole-In-The-Wall, il faut emprunter une route de gravier pendant près d’un kilomètre et une fois au bout, on arrive à l’enseigne pour le point de départ du sentier Hole-In-The-Wall.
Le sentier jusqu’à Hole-In-The-Wall est un court sentier qui descend une petite colline de 0.3km. Le sentier arrive aux falaises rocheuses du rivage. À gauche on voit très bien la grande arche rocheuse qui s’avance du flanc de la falaise. Ce sentier se déplace le long du bord d’une falaise qui tombent à la mer, alors il faut en être prudent.
J’ai ensuite fait une partie du sentier Red Trail qui m’a mené au Shallowtail Lighthouse. Je dois dire que c’était sans aucun doute, l’une des randonnées les plus intéressantes et visuellement stimulantes que j’ai faite. J’ai parcourus environs 3 km sur un chemin dont les racines et les rochers nous laisse peu de manoeuvre pour la marche. Le sentier longe la falaise et plusieurs fois je suis ébahie de la hauteur à laquelle je suis. Les vues sont a couper le souffle et plus j’avance, plus je peux appercevoir le phare au loin. C’était tout simplement magnifique. Je me suis donc rendu au sentier ShallowTail Lighthouse Trail.See more..
McAdam Nature Trail is a maintained walking trail (2.6 km) venturing around the McAdam pond, behind the historic McAdam Train Station. Great for all ages and physical fitness'. Picnic tables and benches are located throughout the trail. Dont miss the featured "Timber Framed Bridge", NB's Tallest Cattails, and the "Lighting Tree". A camera is a must, great for birders and outdoor enthusiasts.See more..
