Contact information & Itinerary BAY OF FUNDY EXPLORED!! Revised July 2016 Gain bragging rights and share your trip! Post photos and have great keepsakes of your Bay of Fundy Experience! You may also share your photos with us! Twitter @hopewellrocks in English @rochershopewell en Français Instagram @hopewellrocks Facebook: facebook.com/thehopewellrocks City of Moncton DESCRIPTION: Recreationally, culturally and economically, Moncton is truly a city on the rise. Take in concerts, be moved by the ballet and experience the best retail shopping in Atlantic Canada. Attractions, dining, music and heritage that seeps onto the street and enriches your heart. Make the centre of the Maritimes the centre of your vacation experience. www.tourism.moncton.ca Contact: Charlene Fox Sales Coordinator/Coordonnnatrice des ventes City of Moncton Direct | 506.389.5904 [email protected] ACCOMMODATIONS: A) Crandall University (student preferred option) Contact: Marilyn West Crandall University Bookstore & Conference Services 333 Gorge Road, Moncton, NB, E1G 3H9 506-858-8970 ext 185 [email protected] www.crandallu.ca b) Coastal Inns Hotels DESCRIPTION: Meals: Complimentary continental “Coastal Plus” breakfast for all guests served in our restaurant (6:45 am – 10:00 am). Please advise in advance if you require an earlier breakfast. We do have a family style restaurant on site, the menu can be seen at www.gardenbreeze.ca if you would like any additional group meals. Please let us know a minimum of 48 hours in advance. Boxed Lunches are available upon advanced notice. CONTACT: Kim Ganong, Senior Sales Manager 502 Kennedy Street Dieppe (Moncton), NB E1A 5Y7 Tel: 1- 800-561-3939, 506-853-5285 Email: [email protected] www.coastalinns.com c) Delta Beauséjour Hotel DESCRIPTION: A part of the city's steadily growing skyline, Delta Beauséjour Hotel is located in downtown Moncton. Premier among Moncton hotels, we are renowned for our cuisine, our conference facilities and our boundless opportunities for family fun. Experience the award-winning cuisine and Four Diamond service of the Windjammer. Also available TRIIO Restaurant and Bar and Le Café to answer to your need for good food when you're on the run. Enjoy the indoor mineral-water pool and the largest indoor hotel water slide in Moncton. A fun room stocked with the latest gaming consoles and Internet access adds to the entertainment. CONTACT: Mario Chiasson 506-877-7196 [email protected] www.deltabeausejour.ca <DAY 1> MEAL: All Breakfasts will depend on preferred accommodation. Please make arrangements in advance. Travel time from Moncton to Saint Martins: 1 hour and 40 minutes to Fundy Trail Parkway Fundy Trail Parkway DESCRIPTION: The students would be made aware of their environment by watching for garbage receptacles, outhouses and water stations in order to keep the Trail clean. There will be a focus on where students are located on the Bay, N,E,S,W, fog and clouds will be touched on also. Identifying flowers, trees and browsing would be covered. One of the main focuses of this field trip would be to have students learn about what to do before going on a hike. They should know some safety rules about hiking and what to do in case of an emergency. The guide on the hike would cover information on what to do, where to go and why these things should be done in case someone was to get lost in the woods. A bit of history and folklore are options for this age group, depending on time. CONTACT: Beverley Franklin 229 Main Street St. Martins, NB E5R 1B7 Tel: 506-833-2019 Fax: 506-833-2028 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fundytrailparkway.com Saint Martins Caves. These natural, exquisite results of erosion are always a popular interest for youths as they get the opportunity to see for themselves the power of the tides. They will have the opportunity to walk on the beach and explore the caves. This is possible during mid-tide to low-tide only, therefore alternating times with the visit to Fundy Trail may be necessary to make the best experience available to your group. MEAL: options in Saint Martins overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Caves Family Restaurant 506-833-4998 Or Seaside Take-out & Restaurant 506-833-2394 travel time from Saint Martins to Alma, New Brunswick: 1 hour and 35 minutes to Fundy National Park Fundy National Park DESCRIPTION: When you arrive at the park, meet your interpreter at the Visitor Centre. This will also be the best opportunity for a washroom break for the students. After the guided walk, you may want to have a picnic and perhaps take a hike on one of our great trails before returning to school. Any preparation that you can do with your class about national parks and about the habitat we’ll be visiting always enhances the experience for them and for us. School programs are available from late May to late June and September through October. Please collect the fee ahead of time so as not to waste your valuable time in Fundy. Cheques can be made payable to Receiver General of Canada. We require the presence of at least one adult for each 15 students to ensure adequate supervision. CONTACT: Fundy National Park / Le parc national Fundy P.O. Box 1001 / C.P. 1001 Alma, New Brunswick / Alma, Nouveau-Brunswick E4H 1B4 Canada ph/tél: (506) 887-6028 fax:/téléc: (506) 887-6008 www.pc.gc.ca/apprendre-learn/prof/index_f.asp Kelly’s Bake Shop (snacks) snack (famous Sticky Buns) picked up at Kelly’s Bake Shop (506-887-2460), and continue traveling to Cape Enrage – don’t forget to bring wet wipes and beverages!! Travel time from Alma to Cape Enrage approximately 25 minutes. Cape Enrage DESCRIPTION: Located along the Bay of Fundy Coastal Route, Cape Enrage offers one of the most spectacular views of the Bay of Fundy from its towering 50m (150 ft.) cliffs. At over 150 years old, Cape Enrage has the oldest operating light stations in New Brunswick. Visitors not only experience a spectacular view of the coast, but also day adventures consisting of interpretive tours of the fossil cliffs and the lighthouse, rappelling, climbing, initiative games, and obstacle course. We also feature an on-site restaurant as well as a Studio / Gallery, which features professional artisans from the local region. IMPORTANT NOTE: The roads leading to Cape Enrage are narrow and include many sharp turns. Your safety is our priority. Please travel carefully! CONTACT: Greta Drapeau 650 Cape Enrage Road, Waterside New Brunswick Contact Phone Local: (506)-887-2273 (887-CAPE) Toll Free: 1-888-423-5454 WebSite: www.capeenrage.com E-Mail Group Adventures: [email protected] Travel time from Cape Enrage to Hopewell Hill: 45 minutes to Broadleaf Guest Ranch. MEAL and ACCOMMODATION: Broadleaf Guest Ranch DESCRIPTION: Broadleaf Guest Ranch is New Brunswick’s year round destination. Combine our country setting with our delicious home-cooked ranch cuisine and toss in some great outdoor adventures, and country-style lodging, to give you and award winning recipe for an exceptional, all-inclusive holiday package. CONTACT: Wendy Hudson, Programs Manager Broadleaf Guest Ranch www.broadleafranch.com Email: [email protected] 1-800-226-5405 5526, Route 114, Hopewell Hill New Brunswick E4H 3N5 Student menu, lighter lunch buffet, table d’hôte menu available. Contact Wendy Hudson to discuss options Accommodations at Broadleaf Guest Ranch, Dormitory Style. Other options may be available (cabins, etc). Please contact Wendy Hudson to discuss. <Day 2> Breakfast at Broadleaf Guest Ranch available. Discuss prices with Wendy Hudson. Travel time from Hopewell Hill to Hopewell Cape: 10 minutes to HOPEWELL ROCKS for first tidal visit. Hopewell Rocks DESCRIPTION: The Hopewell Rocks is located along the Bay of Fundy, home of the highest tides in the world. The Hopewell Rocks offers a unique natural experience of both high and low tides. Enjoy the multi-media exhibit in the Interpretive Centre, scenic walking trails and lookouts. Contact us to plan your group’s visit with a personal guided tour and a warm meal. Contact: Annick Robichaud Butland (Group Tours and Admissions Manager) 131 ch. Discovery Rd, Hopewell Cape New Brunswick, E4H 4Z5 Direct Line: 506-734-3552 Contact Phone: 506-734-3534 or 1-877-734-3429 Fax Tours: 506-734-2317 [email protected] www.thehopewellrocks.ca Group rates and student group rates available. Contact Annick to discuss services available. This covers entry for 24 hours and a guided tour. If low tide, have full guided tour and walk on the ocean floor. If high tide, take photos and return to broadleaf. The following itinerary is assuming is high tide in am. departure back to Broadleaf Guest Ranch for horseback riding and activity, depending on preference and funding. Activity Options are available at reasonable rates. Contact Wendy Hudson to discuss further. Horseback Riding Adventure Barn – Indoor rock climbing and challenge course Canoeing Biking departure for Hopewell Rocks MEAL: lunch at Hopewell Rocks, followed by a guided educational tour. Student lunch rate available with pre-ordered menu. Reservations required. Albert County Museum DESCRIPTION Discover the People of the Tides. The Albert County Museum is a complex of eight buildings on a 6 acre site that includes original Shiretown buildings in their original locations. Canada's 11th Prime Minister, R.B. Bennett, came from Albert County, along with a colorful procession of pioneers, artisans, explorers, shipbuilders, farmers, a few charlatans and one convicted axe murderer, Tom Collins. If these walls could talk… and they do! Experience the Gaol cells where you are surrounded by the recently uncovered prisoner graffiti that makes every nook and cranny come alive.