Great spot for a day trip in Grand Falls. Paved walking paths along the gorge and 401 steps down to pretty views with good lookouts. Stairs and points were well constructed and gave three separate lookout spots to enjoy. Woman in the gift shop/tourist area was super friendly and informative. Hardly anyone there, despite sunshine and beautiful day in peak season. Very cheap day excursion, 10$ for one adult and two children under 12. No problem to see the whole 1.6 km and gorge descent with kids!See more..
We had stopped here with family and our dog. It was a wonderful spot with nice views. It is a little steep when driving in and we did not notice any garbage cans so we made sure to hang on to any of our litter until we found one. See more..
We stopped here because of other reviews, and so happy we did! Beautiful sight and nice pit stop. There were many vehicles & ample parking. There are picnic tables & trees for shade on grassy part. You can walk around the building for different views, there weren't many people at the side when we stopped. Clean bathrooms and gift shop inside.See more..
3.5St. George Falls(29 reviews) - Worth a quick stop, can be viewed from 2 angles Bodies of Water • Waterfalls
There is a spot to pull over to view this gorge from two locations - the main bridge through town, or a smaller bridge, lower down (a map will show this, and it's not hard to find). The best-known views are from this lower bridge, but both are worth seeing as they offer different perspectives to this powerful water flow. Quite picturesque.See more..
Beautiful falls, can walk along the rocky areas when water is low and has a great flat surface just before the big falls perfect for swimming! easy access for children. Lots of shiny quartz and probably other materials to be found throughout the falls. NOTE** they took out the picnic tables probably due to covid but still plenty of spots to picnic!See more..
4.5Laverty Falls(13 reviews) - Lovely Falls at the End of the Trail Waterfalls
The falls were a lovely spot to sit and relax after doing the first half of the hike. Go in the morning to avoid crowds. There were only 2 other people there when we got there and when we left all of the families with small children started coming in and this was around lunch time. Be warned it can be a bit difficult on the way back at times as its basically all uphill on the way back. Still a very fun trail!See more..
5.0Dickson Falls(12 reviews) - Beautiful Short Walk Spent 1-2 hours Waterfalls
We absolutely loved walking this trail. It was short (the slightly longer version of it was closed) and very well maintained. I love that it is so well cared for and other than people carving their names into the boardwalk it was so prestige. It’s sad that the drought has caused the water level to be so low but that is simply nature. It’s well worth the short walk.See more..
This is a good spot that we stopped at with our dog. The area had a fence around the edge so we did not see a way to get down. The views from the top were still nice and there was a nice little walking trail we went down to see if down but it didn't seem to. The spot was clean and had a garbage can to dispose of any trash. See more..
Hiking shoes and bug repellent required. A gate house along a dirt road us where you pay the $10/car admission. Another 13.5 km and just before the 2nd wooden bridge is the sign for the trail. We parked on the main road and walked instead of driving on the steep side road. The side road was very steep in some places but eventually brings you to the river and the trail to the waterfall. Absolutely worth the visit. See more..
I hiked in from the gate, but next year you will be able to access it from the Fundy Trail Parkway. It will definitely, change with the opening up of it to the every day traveler. I am sure there will be area restriction on spots you can currently access for safety reasons, but you nothing can spoil that view.See more..
If you park near a blue house on the left, you will find easier access down the ravine to falls. You do have to park on the shoulder of the road. Wear good hiking shoes, and be prepared for a good hike into the ravine. There are no marked trails. There are 3 levels to this waterfall. There is somewhat of a trail that follows along the stream.See more..
3.0Trout Brook Falls(1 review) - These are not the highest falls in New Brunswick, that title goes to Walton Glen Gorge waterfalls at a height of 42 mete Waterfalls These are not the highest falls in Nb, that title would go to Walton Glen Gorge falls with a height of 42 meters See more..
