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New Brunswick is the heaven on Earth for outdoor lovers with its breath-taking scenery, iconic mountain formation, waterfalls, historic sites and many more. New Brunswick is known for having the highest tides in the world and also one of the best whale-watching experiences. It promises to not only have fun outdoor activities but also take you through ancient cities with histories and cultures.

This province is a bilingual town with the English language spoken majorly in some parts, French in others while other parts of the province boast of being bilingual speaking both English and French languages.

Regardless of your interest, travel style and companion, New Brunswick has an all year adventure waiting in its sleeves.

TOP 5 hiking trails

Kouchibouguac National Park

Kouchibouguac National Park

New Brunswick
Kouchibouguac National Park is located on the east coast of New Brunswick, in Kouchibouguac. The park includes barrier islands, sand dunes, lagoons, salt marshes and forests. It provides habitat for seabirds, including the endangered piping...
Mount Carleton Provincial Park

Mount Carleton Provincial Park

New Brunswick
Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant

New Brunswick
Distance: 8 km
Mount Pleasant may refer to:The Mount Pleasant is a beautiful mountain located in New Brunswick, Canada. At 1,600 feet high, it's the perfect place for a day hike or a weekend camping trip. The views from the top are stunning, and there are...
Poley Mountain Resorts Ltd.

Poley Mountain Resorts Ltd.

New Brunswick
Poley Mountain Resort Ltd. is a ski resort located in Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada. The resort has 25 trails, 3 chairlifts, and a T-bar. It also has a terrain park, half-pipe, and night skiing.
Mactaquac Provincial Park

Mactaquac Provincial Park

New Brunswick
Mactaquac Provincial Park is a beautiful park located in New Brunswick, Canada. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, moose, and beavers. There are also several lakes in the park, which offer great opportunities for fis...

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Fundy Trail  Parkway

Fundy Trail Parkway

Distance: 4 km
New Brunswick
Fall Brook Falls

Fall Brook Falls

New Brunswick
Crooked Creek Falls

Crooked Creek Falls

New Brunswick
Dunbar Falls

Dunbar Falls

New Brunswick
Fundy Foot Path

Fundy Foot Path

New Brunswick
Kouchibouguac National Park

Kouchibouguac National Park

New Brunswick
Laverty Falls

Laverty Falls

New Brunswick
Mount Carleton Provincial Park

Mount Carleton Provincial Park

New Brunswick
Walton Glen Gorge

Walton Glen Gorge

New Brunswick
Welsford Falls

Welsford Falls

New Brunswick
Odell Park

Odell Park

Distance: 6 km
New Brunswick
Rockwood Park

Rockwood Park

Distance: 11 km
New Brunswick
Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant

Distance: 8 km
New Brunswick
Dickson Falls

Dickson Falls

New Brunswick
Anchorage Provincial Park

Anchorage Provincial Park

New Brunswick
Irishtown Nature Park

Irishtown Nature Park

New Brunswick
Split Rock Trail

Split Rock Trail

New Brunswick
Shogomoc Falls

Shogomoc Falls

New Brunswick
Poley Mountain Resorts Ltd.

Poley Mountain Resorts Ltd.

New Brunswick
NB ATV Federation Inc

NB ATV Federation Inc

New Brunswick
Gordon Falls

Gordon Falls

New Brunswick
Hunter Lake

Hunter Lake

New Brunswick
Garden Creek Falls (waterfalls)

Garden Creek Falls (waterfalls)

New Brunswick
Saint-Anselme Park

Saint-Anselme Park

New Brunswick
Pabineau Falls

Pabineau Falls

New Brunswick
Irving Nature Park

Irving Nature Park

New Brunswick
Black Beach Rd

Black Beach Rd

New Brunswick
Bennett Lake

Bennett Lake

New Brunswick
Woolastook Park

Woolastook Park

New Brunswick
Jones Lake

Jones Lake

New Brunswick
Mill Creek Nature Park

Mill Creek Nature Park

New Brunswick
Four Falls

Four Falls

New Brunswick
Howland Falls

Howland Falls

New Brunswick
Mactaquac Provincial Park

Mactaquac Provincial Park

New Brunswick
Lepreau Falls

Lepreau Falls

New Brunswick
Reversing Falls

Reversing Falls

New Brunswick
Hays Falls

Hays Falls

New Brunswick
Sackville Waterfowl Park

Sackville Waterfowl Park

New Brunswick
South Tetagouche

South Tetagouche

New Brunswick
Roosevelt Campobello International Park

Roosevelt Campobello International Park

New Brunswick
Sir Douglas Hazen Park

Sir Douglas Hazen Park

New Brunswick
Mount Carleton

Mount Carleton

New Brunswick
New River Beach Provincial Park

New River Beach Provincial Park

New Brunswick
Henderson Falls

Henderson Falls

New Brunswick
Sand Brook Falls Adventure Trail

Sand Brook Falls Adventure Trail

New Brunswick
Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail

Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail

New Brunswick

Where to go in New Brunswick

With naturally occurring sites and spots, New Brunswick has a lot to offer when it comes to places that will give the most memorable holiday ever. Below are some of the best attractive sites for that unforgettable holiday.

Experience the tides at the Bay of Fundy

The Bay of Fundy is a funnel-shaped bay with extreme tidal waves that alternate between high waves and low tidal waves. The difference between the two waves is 6 hours 13 minutes. When the tides are high, you can kayak with the supervision of the kayaking guides, that way you get to truly experience the highest wave on Earth. On low tides, you can walk on beaches to view the fantastic and unique landscapes that have developed over time as a result of the waves.

They are just so much you can do at the Bay of Fundy from taking ferry rides to its islands with all their adventures to visiting the Fundy National Park.

Hopewell Rock’s alternating island-ish and rocky views

Hopewell rocks look different at different tides. It has the view of an island with trees when the tides are high and that of large magnanimous rocks during low tides. With the waves at 6 hours apart, you get to experience both views in a single day (exciting, right?). Take long beach walks on the rocky shore at lows tides and guided kayaking excursion when the waves are in. Either way, you get to feel the full benefits of both tide levels.

Get to see the unique reversing falls at Saint John River

The reversing fall flows in different directions depending on the time you catch it. This process is as a result of the merging of the St. John River and the tidal Bay of Fundy. The rivers move downward toward the Bay of Fundy as it empties into the bay at low tides and at slack tide that is when the tides slow and the river appears to be calm and peaceful. The river flows in the upward reverse direction when the tide peaks and is strong. The strength of the tide determines the level of the reverse flow of the water.

At the Saint John River Bridge, you get to experience first-hand the exceptional reversing falls, and it is most intriguing if you can see the river at all its tides roughly 12 hours apart. This way you get to appreciate the beauty of the falls.

Hike at the Fundy National Park

This is home to more than 50 kilometers of different trails that lead into the forest, valleys and spectacular waterfalls. The trails run through mountains and are suitable not just for hiking but also for mountain cycling. During winter, the park is the perfect destination for ski trips, and in autumn and spring, you get to see over 200 species of migrating birds.

You can spend a day or even the weekend in the park as it has camping grounds you can set up tents at night. During the day you can kayak at sea, rent a canoe, walk on the trails, bask and enjoy the fantastic weather or even enjoy a good game of golf.

New Brunswick is truly the heaven of outdoor people. It allows discovering amazing and beautiful sites and also gets the perfect memorable holiday of a lifetime. The iconic landscape offers the best photo experience that is guaranteed to get everyone talking and fetch you those thousand likes on social networking sites.