The St. George Gorge, carved by the Magaguadavic River, is one of New Brunswick’s most striking natural landmarks. The hydroelectric dam creates dramatic waterfalls whenever the water gates are opened. The site also features a salmon ladder, allowing wild Atlantic salmon to continue their upstream migration. With picnic areas nearby and sweeping views of the gorge, it’s a favorite stop for visitors, though the scenery changes dramatically with the water levels, sometimes roaring with falls, other times calm and quiet.