Explore 15 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
St. Andrews by-the-Sea, a National Historic Site (1998), is North America's oldest seaside resort — founded by...
35 km west of Fredericton, along the magnificent Saint John River valley, two complementary attractions bring...
Leaving Fundy National Park, the Shepody Bay coast offers a trio of experiences unique to Atlantic Canada: zip...
The Acadian Peninsula is the heart of Acadian identity in Atlantic Canada. Caraquet, the cultural capital, hos...
Fundy National Park (207 km²) protects where the Acadian highlands meet the world's highest tides. 25 waterfal...
Hopewell Rocks, sculpted by the world's highest tides (Bay of Fundy, up to 16 m), are New Brunswick's most ico...
Saint John, Canada's oldest incorporated city (1785), built by British Loyalists expelled from the United Stat...
Edmundston, in northwestern New Brunswick at the Quebec, Maine and rest-of-NB borders, proclaims itself "capit...
Moncton, hub of the Maritimes and unofficial capital of Acadia, packs three iconic family attractions into a 1...
The shortest route to Hopewell Rocks: 40 min from Moncton, New Brunswick's metropolitan capital. Combine with...
The Tantramar Marshes, dubbed "the world's windiest meadow" by the Acadians, were one of North America's large...
The Confederation Bridge (13 km, the world's longest bridge over ice-covered waters) has linked New Brunswick...
The Fundy Trail Parkway, extended to 30 km in 2020, follows the wild Bay of Fundy coast from St. Martins to Fu...
Edmundston is the capital of the "Republic of Madawaska" — a francophone region in northwestern NB with a dist...
Kouchibouguac National Park (238 km²) protects a unique coast: 25 km of dunes, lagoons, boreal forest and shal...
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