Fundy National Park

Welcome to Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, a place defined by raw, rhythmic, hydrological power. Situated along the dramatic coastline where the Canadian Highlands meet the ocean, this park is internationally renowned for…

To truly appreciate what you are seeing, we must understand the geography that creates these extreme tides. The Bay of Fundy lies between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, forming a massive, funnel-like shape. …

Moving away from the fierce coastline, we step into the tranquil embrace of the Acadian forest. We are walking the short, accessible trail to Dixon Falls, one of over twenty-five waterfalls hidden within the park's boundaries. …

We now transition to the rugged Coastal Trail, approaching the area known as Matthews Head. This hike demands a bit more effort, winding over roots and uneven terrain through dense stands of maple and towering spruce. …

We have traveled further inland to witness a truly spectacular geological feature: the Walton Glen Gorge, often referred to as the Grand Canyon of New Brunswick. As we step onto the observation platform, prepare for a…

Our exploration continues along the Fundy Trail Parkway, a magnificent, thirty-kilometer scenic drive hugging the rugged coastline just adjacent to the national park proper. Completed in stages and fully opened relatively…

We end our journey near the western terminus of the Parkway at the charming village of St. Martins, home to the famous sea caves. …

As the tide begins its inexorable return, threatening to flood the caves and lift the fishing boats in Alma back to the docks, our time at Fundy National Park concludes. We have witnessed a landscape defined entirely by…