ニューブランズウィックの峡谷・トップ5

The Coastal Trail is a rugged shoreline route that connects Point Wolfe and Herring Cove along shores with some of the highest tides on Earth. Some of the climbs are steep, but they pay off with a sense of remoteness. Following the Bay of Fundy coastline, through mossy Acadian forests, hikers cross small streams, climb bluffs, and drop down to pocket beaches where you can hear crashing on the shore.

Grand Falls Gorge Campground is a popular riverside campground right next to Grand Falls Gorge along the St John River. The campground is open May through October and has 90 sites with bathrooms, hot showers, picnic tables, and fire pits at each site, laundry and a dumping station, along with a small playground, cabins, and wifi.

This viewing platform over the St John River is accessed by two sets of stairs leading down to the wooden platform, where, upstream, you can see the dam, and, downstream, you can see the Boulevard Broadway Bridge.

A flat, wide forest path leads from the parking lot to the large viewing platform above the Walton Glen Gorge, sometimes referred to as the "Grand Canyon of New Brunswick". The structure on the edge of the gorge offers you an impressive view over the narrow valley, the Walton Glen Gorge Falls and as far as the Bay of Fundy.

The Walton Glen Reception Center is just shortly after the Eastern Entrance of the Fundy Trail Parkway. Find all the information about this beautiful park here: https://fundytrailparkway.com/