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The summit of Mount Douglas Bald opens onto a broad granite dome with sweeping views across the surrounding hills and forests near Welsford. The exposed rock creates a wide natural viewpoint where you can take in the landscape stretching across the valley below. Just behind the peak you’ll find a wooden platform used as a helicopter landing pad, which can easily be mistaken for a tent platform at first glance.

Sugarloaf Mountain is a great place for walking, jogging, and running. From its summit, you have a beautiful view of the Restigouche River Valley and Campbellton. A hiking trail, open only outside of winter, allows you to climb its eastern slope.

The view of Mount Bailey stretches across the forested highlands of northern New Brunswick, with the Nepisiguit River winding through the valley below.

A military permit is required for the hike. This can be obtained at the military barrier in Welsford.

At 820 metres high, Mount Carleton is not only the highest mountain in New Brunswick, but also in the Maritime Provinces, which also include Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Thanks to its prominent location, you have a clear panoramic view of the forested hills and dark blue lakes below you from the rocky mountain top.

The fire watchtower on the summit of Mount Carleton, built in 1923, was used until 1968 to spot fires early during the forest fire season from May to October. It was manned by two observers at a time, who used binoculars to search the area for clouds of smoke. Today the tower is no longer in use, but is still a good photo opportunity. The tower is unlocked and can be viewed from the inside, but the outside view is more beautiful.