Bay of Fundy

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BAY OF FUNDY ★★ When you visit Fundy, be prepared for an impressive natural spectacle, with unique coastal landscapes and massive tides that will not leave you indifferent. The Bay of Fundy holds 160 billion tonnes of water which, twice a day, every day, flows in and out of the bay with the tides. To give you an idea, 160 billion tonnes of water is the equivalent of all the water in all the rivers in the world, the height of a 4-storey building, and the weight of 32 billion 5-tonne elephants... Pretty impressive! Unsurprisingly, the Bay of Fundy has one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. The Fundy region is an ideal environment to slow the pace and take the time to really appreciate all the beauty around you during your trip to New Brunswick.

‘‘FLOWERPOT ROCKS’’, BAY OF FUNDY © iStock-886494498-PauloCosta WHAT TO DO — HOPEWELL ROCKS the ocean floor and explore appreciate everything it has admiring the red sandstone PROVINCIAL PARK ★★ the rocks, beach and coves to offer. cliffs, “flowerpot” formations This park is one of New for 3 hours before low tide and the spectacular coastal Brunswick’s top attractions and until 3 hours after low Activities in the park include scenery. The park is open from because it is the best place tide. The time between high hiking, kayaking around the mid-May to mid-October, from to witness the natural and low tide is six hours “flowerpots” at high tide 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in low season, wonder of the Bay of Fundy. and 13 minutes on average, (reserve as early as possible!), 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. from mid-June Here, the tides dictate meaning you can easily relaxing on a beach, watching to mid-August, and 9 a.m. to 7 what you can see and do, see the high and low tides the millions of shorebirds p.m. from mid-August to early depending on the time in the same day. You may during their migration from September. of day. You need to see prefer to spread your visit mid-July to mid-August, 131, DISCOVERY ROAD, Hopewell Rocks (nicknamed over two days, but note that visiting the Interpretive HOPEWELL CAPE “Flowerpot Rocks” because you should spend at least Centre, walking across the 1-877-734-3429 of their rounded shape 4 hours in the park to fully ocean floor at low tide and WWW.THEHOPEWELLROCKS.CA and vegetation on the top) at both low tide and high tide to truly appreciate DID YOU SAY THE HIGHEST TIDES IN THE WORLD? the magnitude of the tidal phenomenon. Yes indeed, the Bay of Fundy has the highest tides on the planet. The difference between high and low tide can reach up to 16 metres (50 feet), twice a day! That’s the height of a 4-storey building… Just think of it!

It is important to note So don’t even consider planning your visit without consulting the tide tables. that the entrance fee to Note that the to day and generally vary . Hopewell Rocks is valid tide times and heights change from day between 10 and 14 metres for two consecutive days, The Mi’kmaq people, who were the area’s first inhabitants, were fascinated by this incredible phenomenon and to allow you to see both created magnificent legends to explain its mysteries. tides. You can walk across

HOPEWELL ROCKS PROVINCIAL PARK HOPEWELL ROCKS AT LOW TIDE © iStock-511865397, PetrovVadim © iStock-486328394, Instants

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CAPE ENRAGE Put on your rubber boots or LIGHTHOUSE water shoes before tackling FUNDY NATIONAL PARK ★★ If you like lighthouses, be sure the mud! You could see Season : Open every day from mid-May to mid-October, with full services to visit the one at Cape Enrage, periwinkles, rock crabs, accessible in July and August. built in 1840, making it one of barnacles, limpets, dog whelk Visitors Centre : Headquarters Visitor Centre (8642 Route 114, Fundy the oldest in New Brunswick. sea snails and seaweed, National Park - East Entrance) is open from mid-May to mid-June and early Many shipwrecks occurred at as well as a wide array of September to the end of October from 8 a.m. to 7:45 p.m., and from mid- Cape Enrage, which was named shorebirds that stop to feast June to early September from 8 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. for the turbulent waters that on the sea animals that the Entrance fee : $7.90/adult/day and $6.90/person/day for seniors 65 years pass over the reef. tides leave behind. The park and over (free for youth aged 17 and under). also offers beach walks led Cape Enrage offers more than by park naturalists. Ask at www.pc.gc.ca/fr/pn-np/nb/fundy just a lighthouse: you can also the Visitor Centre for more enjoy a unique view of the details. world-famous Bay of Fundy from the over-600-ft long zip ALMA BEACH ★ line and rappel down 43 metres Founded in 1810 by settlers of rock cliffs overlooking the from Nova Scotia, Alma is a Bay of Fundy. There is also a small fishing village close to beach if you feel like taking a the entrance to the national break (note that the beach is park. Its beach, located within covered during the last two park limits, is a nice place to hours of the incoming (flood) take a walk at low tide. tide and the first two hours of the outgoing (ebb) tide), a In Alma, you can take a restaurant and an art gallery guided sea kayak tour showcasing local artists and (reservations strongly artisans. recommended, especially in high season!) on the Bay of Open every day from mid-May Fundy and around Hopewell to mid-October, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rocks with its famous in low season and 9 a.m. to 8 “flowerpots”, which are slowly p.m. from mid-June to mid- being eroded from year to CAP ENRAGE LIGHTHOUSE August. year. © Tourisme SagLac, Yves Ouellet 650, CHEMIN CAP ENRAGÉ, WATERSIDE / 506-887-2273 WWW.CAPEENRAGE.CA/FR/

FUNDY NATIONAL PARK ★★ This magnificent national park, created in 1948, should be at the top of your wish list when you visit the area. It will dazzle you with its waterfalls, streams, hills and valleys, abundant and diverse wildlife and vegetation, 120 km of trails deep in the Acadian forest, rocky seaside cliffs, impressive tides and rich marine ecosystem. A real feast for the eyes!

EXPLORE THE OCEAN FLOOR AT LOW TIDE Like at Hopewell Rocks, exploring the tidal mudflats in search of treasures from ALMA BEACH the sea is a must-do activity. © Tourisme SagLac, Yves Ouellet

Family Hiking ★ Noteworthy ★★ Worth the detour ★★★ Must see POINT WOLFE ★★ discover the area’s history. You Point Wolfe, about10 km from can then take a walk down to SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF the park entrance, was origi- Point Wolfe beach and imagine FUNDY NATIONAL PARK... nally a logging settlement. The the sorry scene in the heyday of Dickson Falls ★ ★ : the trail leading to the most photographed waterfall in impacts of logging on the local this devastating industry! the park takes you down into a cool, lush valley along the Dickson Brook. This environment were severe. The 1.5 km loop is the most popular trail in the park (30 to 45 minutes). clogging of rivers and nearby Point Wolfe covered bridgeBe Herring Cove ★ : This short trail offers superb coastal views before coastal areas by sawmill refuse sure to pay a visit to the superb descending into Herring Cove. At low tide, you can walk to the rocky prevented Atlantic salmon from Point Wolfe covered bridge. headland (1 km round-trip / 30 minutes). entering rivers to spawn, which Built in 1922, the bridge is 29 Matthews Head Trail: This 4.5 km loop (1.5-2 hrs.) combines both the harmed fish populations and metres in length. Note: due to natural and cultural history of the park. The trail goes over fields and along a affected the fishing industry. clearance restrictions, access to portion of the Coastal Trail: a quiet walk with beautiful views! Fortunately, logging activities the covered bridge is limited to Third Vault Falls: The largest waterfall in the park plunges 16 metres (52 feet) came to and in 1922 and the a maximum vehicle/equipment down a rocky ravine to join the Upper Salmon River. The 7.4 km round-trip forest could slowly recover. length of 7.3 m (24 feet) and a trail (3-4 hrs.) meanders slowly downhill through mixed stands of hardwood Interpretation panels along height of 4.4 m (13 feet). and softwood, home to many different bird species including warblers and woodpeckers. the Shiphaven Trail and near 8642, ROUTE 114, PARC NATIONAL Hueston Brook invite you to FUNDY / 506-887-6000 Laverty Falls: Considered my many to be the most beautiful falls in the park, Laverty Falls is reached by a 2.5 km trail (1-1.5 hrs.) through the forest. For a longer day hike, you can loop back to your vehicle through the Upper Salmon river valley via the 4.8 km Moosehorn trail. IN THE MOOD FOR A SWIM?

If you feel like taking a dip, try one of these three spots: • Bennett Lake (unsupervised) • Wolfe Lake (unsupervised) • The heated saltwater pool, open every day from late June to early September, 11 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. (near Point Wolfe Trail)

Note: although swimming in the park’s many rivers may be enjoyable, it can be dangerous (rocks, strong current, etc.) and is not advised.

POINT WOLFE POINT WOLFE COVERED BRIDGE © iStock-504684433, aprott © Tourisme SagLac, Yves Ouellet

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FUNDY TRAIL ★★ Be sure to stop at Big Salmon SAINT JOHN ★ General Store (10 North Fundy Trail is a park featuring River Interpretive Centre if The historic port city of Market Street, Saint John / a 30-kilometre scenic you would like to learn more Saint John is the only major 506-658-2990). This museum parkway hugging the Bay about the area’s history, port city on the Bay of and tourist centre will take of Fundy coast that can be pick up an activity schedule Fundy and the largest city you back in time to the late explored on foot (along one or visit the gift shop. The in New Brunswick. You will 19th-century, when it served of its 19 hiking trails), by bike interpretive centre is located be charmed by its Victorian as a general store from 1860 or by car. 10 km east of the charming architecture and buildings to 1940. See what an au- fishing village of St. Martins, and its slightly British feel. thentic local shop of the era The parkway boasts more which is also worth a stop Its downtown centre is a looked like and the wares that than twenty lookouts along the way. pleasant place to explore on would have been found on its and observation decks foot. shelves. strategically situated at The park is open every day scenic areas and offering from mid-May to mid-June MARKET SQUARE ★ Access to Market Square is vistas of stunning natural and early September to The historic Market Square is available from 6 a.m. and 2 beauty. Discover ancient mid-October from 9 a.m. to one of the oldest and most a.m. every day, but its shops rock formation created 5 p.m., mid-June to mid- lively parts of the city, and and restaurants are typically millions of years ago, the August from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., has been a gathering place open Monday-Wednesday famous “flowerpot” rocks, and mid-August to early for centuries. It’s the ideal and Saturday from 10 a.m. to the sea captains’ burial September from 9 a.m. to 7 place to enjoy a good meal, 6 p.m., Thursday-Friday from ground, an 84-metre p.m. relax and unwind, do some 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday suspension footbridge, 3, PROMENADE DU SENTIER shopping or even attend a from noon to 5 p.m. numerous beaches accessible FUNDY, SALMON RIVER (CENTRE concert or one of the many 506-658-3600 via secondary footpaths D’INTERPRÉTATION DE BIG festivals. WWW.MARKETSQUARESJ.COM (Long Beach is sublime!) and SALMON) / 506-833-2019 Be sure to stop at Barbour’s magnificent waterfalls. WWW.FUNDYTRAILPARKWAY.COM/FR

ST-JOHN LIGHTHOUSE © iStock-183028367, Denis Tangney Jr

FUNDY TRAIL ST-JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK © iStock-803829860, gvictoria © iStock-510068144, AlbertPego

★ Noteworthy ★★ Worth the detour ★★★ Must see NEW BRUNSWICK with immaculate gardens, monu- was one of the few buildings the War of 1812, and its unique MUSEUM ★ ments, walkways and a bandstand that survived the Great Fire round architecture played a The New Brunswick Museum is an which hosts many concerts during of 1877, which single-handedly crucial role in defending the enjoyable activity for the whole the summer months. Nearby is destroyed more than 1600 city. The tower has been used as family. Discover the province’s the Loyalist burial grounds and buildings, and has been a powder magazine, a military history, natural sciences, fine and the Saint John City Market, a designated by the Government storehouse, a prison, a garrison decorative arts, its considerable farmer’s market where you can of Canada as a National and an observation post. The top shipbuilding heritage, and learn obtain a wide array of fresh food Historic Site for its elegance of the tower offers a spectacular about the geological history of as well as local crafts. and New England Federalist view of the Bay of Fundy! the area and the famous Bay of Open Monday-Friday from 7:30 architecture, typical of Loyalist Be sure to visit the Visitor Fundy tides. Open Mondays, a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from homes at the time. Centre to learn more, watch a Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (47, Charlotte Open Monday-Saturday from video about the history of the from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursdays Street, Saint John / 506-658- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in low season tower and explore the interac- from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturdays 2820 / www.sjcitymarket.ca). and every day from 10 a.m. to tive exhibits. Guided tours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun- 5 p.m. from July to September. also available. days and holidays from noon to 5 LOYALIST HOUSE 120, UNION STREET, SAINT JOHN Open every day from mid-June p.m. Closed on Mondays in winter Built in 1817, this gracious 506-652-3590 to early September from 10 a.m. (November to mid-May). home belonged to the Merritt to 5:30 p.m., and Monday-Friday MARKET SQUARE family, British loyalists who CARLETON MARTELLO from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from 506-643-2300 fled to Saint John from New TOWER NATIONAL HISTORIC early September to mid-Octo- WWW.NBM-MNB.CA/FR York after the American SITE ★ ber. Revolution. It was occupied by Welcome to one of the 16 Mar- 454, WHIPPLE STREET, SAINT JOHN KING SQUARE five generations of Merritts tello towers built in Canada by 506-636-4011 This gracious public square lies at and has not been structurally the British to defend the colony. WWW.PC.GC.CA/FR/LHN-NHS/NB/ the heart of Saint John, complete altered since it was built. It The Carleton tower was built for CARLETON

DOWNTOWN OF ST-JOHN © iStock-641785282, benedek

MARTELLO TOWER KING SQUARE © iStock-183055386, Denis Tangney Jr © iStock-176123406, Karen Massier

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REVERSING FALLS BRIDGE © iStock-638244308, virsuziglis REVERSING ST-ANDREWS- can also watch seahorses, salmon townspeople against American FALLS RAPIDS ★★ BY-THE-SEA ★ and other Bay of Fundy fishes, en- privateers and military forces. This amazing phenomenon, in Located in Passamaquoddy Bay, joy a behind the scenes tour of the This blockhouse was one of 12 which the river flows in reverse, this picturesque seaside resort aquarium, take a break in the café that were used to defend the is created by the collision town will charm you with its & gift shop, watch feature films province. After being severely between the mighty Saint authenticity. You will enjoy strolling and discover interactive displays. damaged by a major fire in 1993, John River and the intense down historic Water Street, the The Fundy Discovery Aquarium the blockhouse was carefully Bay of Fundy tides. At low tide focal point of the community, with is open every day from 10 a.m. to restored and refurnished. Today the river empties into the Bay its gracious turn-of-the-century 5 p.m. from mid-May to mid-Oc- it looks much the same as it did of Fundy, causing a series of houses, boutiques and cafes. If tober. in 1812. Interpretive displays and rapids and whirlpools. As the you feel like it, this is a great place 1, LOWER CAMPUS ROAD, guides are on hand to tell you tide rises the river current slows to go for a whale-watching tour in SAINT ANDREWS more about the construction and eventually reverses to flow the Bay of Fundy with one of the 506-529-1200 of the building and the role it inland, forming rapids again and numerous companies that offer WWW.HUNTSMANMARINE.CA played. Open daily from the peaking at high tide. A com- this service. beginning of June to the end of plete tide cycle is roughly 12.5 ST. ANDREWS BLOCKHOUSE August, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. hours long. To truly appreciate HUNTSMAN MARINE SCIENCE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE 23, RUE JOES POINT, the phenomenon, it is best to CENTER AND FUNDY This national historic site was SAINT ANDREWS see the river at different times DISCOVERY AQUARIUM ★ built during the War of 1812 506-529-4270 OU 506-636-4011 during the tide cycle, for which The Huntsman Marine Science between the United States and WWW.PC.GC.CA/FR/LHN-NHS/NB/ you need to know the tide times Center is a private, not-for-profit Great Britain, to protect the STANDREWS (visit the tourist information research and education facility centre at 15 Market Square). whose mission is to engage the Enjoy good views ★ ★ from community in the discovery and HAVE YOU TRIED DULSE? Reversing Falls Bridge (200, protection of the oceans. The Bridge Road) and Fallsview Park Centre houses the Fundy Discove- Dulse is an edible red seaweed, rich in iron and iodine, that is harvested at low tide on the rocks at the foot of the nearby cliffs. Once picked, the dulse is (100 Fallsview Avenue). ry Aquarium, featuring Hunts- dried in the sun, and can then be eaten in a variety of ways (pan-fried, raw, man’s two resident harbour seals… in soups, etc.). It has a distinct salty flavour. Entertainment guaranteed! You

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WHY NOT VISIT AN ISLAND?

Passamaquoddy Bay is home to several islands that can be reached by ferry. To make the most of your visit, check the ferry schedule in advance and bring along some warm clothing, just in case! Here are the main islands: • Deer Island ★ : This quiet island is the site of the world’s largest lobster pound!

• Campobello Island ★ ★ : Former U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt fell in love with this island. Places of interest include his house, Roosevelt Campobello International Park, East Quoddy Head Lighthouse, quaint fishing ports and superb beaches.

• Grand Manan Island ★ : Grand Manan is the largest of the islands, known for its dramatic coastal landscapes, the best dulse in the world (harvested in Dark Harbour), its many bird species and its whale-watching tours.

ROOSEVELT CAMPOBELLO INTERNATIONAL PARK © iStock-458066775, Denis Tangney Jr WHERE TO EAT EAST QUODDY HEAD LIGHTHOUSE © iStock-927190822, Ron and Patty Thomas — ALMA HOLY WHALE BREWERY ($-$$) KELLY’S BAKE SHOP ($) Housed in a converted If you’re in the mood for church, Holy Whale Brewery a treat, try one of Kelly’s is the lively project of famous sticky buns, the bake two brothers from Prince shop’s specialty for more than Edward Island, Jeff and Pete 50 years. Their classic sweet Grandy. You will find a great rolls are topped with a sticky selection of beers, snacks and cinnamon glaze. They are sometimes a few small dishes. fresh baked on the premises The microbrewery is also every day, along with a variety home to Buddha Bear Coffee of other baked goods. Also Roaster, which serves freshly serves homemade soups and roasted coffee and other hot salads. Open Tuesday-Thursday beverages. In the evenings, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday- you will often find live music Saturday until 7 p.m. and featuring a variety of local Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. artists. Open daily from noon 8587, MAIN STREET, ALMA to 10 p.m. 506-887-2460 8576, MAIN STREET, ALMA WWW.KELLYSXO.COM 506-887-1999 MOTORHOME ON ALMA BEACH © Authentik Canada, Simon Lemay

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Every restaurant extends well also the chance to enjoy one Saint John Ale House offers a dish on the menu has been beyond Canada’s borders, and of the best lobster meals in truly wide selection of beers, selected with care, and every reservations are essential for town. The menu is quite short, including several local brews. detail plays a role in creating a the privilege of sampling the but the choices are interesting Chef Jesse Vergen and his memorable dining experience. refined and artistic cuisine. Chef and varied: oysters, mussels, team offer pub-style fare Open Tuesday-Thursday and Chris Aerni from Switzerland Maritime seafood chowder, Bay prepared with seasonal New Saturdays from 5 p.m. to has won the hearts of even of Fundy scallops, lobster roll, Brunswick ingredients. They 9 p.m. and Fridays from 5 the most demanding palates fish and chips, lobster plate, also try to make everything p.m. to 10 p.m. Reservations with his insatiable quest for the lobster poutine, lobster mac possible in-house, such as recommended! freshest local fish and meat, and cheese, grilled rib eye and bread, charcuteries, pickles, 97, GERMAIN STREET, SAINT JOHN many hours spent cultivating a more. Open daily from 11 a.m. butchering their own meat, and 506-214-8259 fabulous organic kitchen garden, to 8 p.m. much more. The menu changes WWW.ITALIANBYNIGHT.COM the best market-fresh produce 8607, MAIN STREET, ALMA regularly. Their large patio is and his search to find new 506-887-2190 the perfect spot to enjoy a cold rare ingredients. The culinary brew in the summertime. ST. ANDREWS experience at Rossmount Inn Opens daily at 11:30 a.m. The is constantly evolving, with SAINT JOHN last seating is at 10 p.m. from NIGER REEF TEA HOUSE ($$) complex and exquisite dishes that Sunday-Wednesday, and at 11 Housed in a historic 1920s delight its guests. Open every VEGOLUTION ($-$$) p.m. from Thursday-Saturday. building just steps from the day for dinner only. Reservations VEGolution’s owners and 1, MARKET SQUARE, SAINT JOHN Blockhouse overlooking recommended. husband-and-wife team, Keith 506-657-2337 Passamaquoddy Bay, you will be 4599, RTE 127, ST. ANDREWS and Sarah, have both been WWW.SAINTJOHNALEHOUSE.COM charmed by this little gem of a 506-529-3351 vegetarian for many years. restaurant. Specialties include WWW.ROSSMOUNTINN.COM/ Their dream was to open a EAST COAST BISTRO ($$$) the delicious seafood chowder CUISINE vegetarian restaurant and that A Saint John favourite, and sublime potato tart; the is just what they did, putting and for good reason! This menu also features burgers, *** Hours may vary *** their combined 35 years of traditional French bistro sandwiches (including a lobster

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