뉴브런즈윅‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 호수

French Fort Cove is a quiet inlet of the Miramichi River. The sheltered cove is surrounded by forested shoreline and calm waters, creating a peaceful natural setting along the river system. Its protected waters make it a popular spot for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding.

Prichard Lake, surrounded by a vast forest, is accessible via a trail that circles the lake. A picnic area is located at its western end, while a beach occupies the eastern side. This walk around the lake offers different vistas in each season, but autumn remains one of the most beautiful.

The lake features a pontoon with benches, allowing you to enjoy the view and nature, literally on the lake. A unique spot for a relaxing moment.

Irishtown Nature Park is one of Canada’s largest urban parks and features a classic Acadian forest, wetlands, and a large reservoir. This park is great for hiking, biking, birdwatching, and year-round outdoor recreation along multi-use paths.

Rockwood Park is one of the largest urban parks in Canada and a UNESCO Stonehammer Geopark. Explore this park and find Precambrian rock formations, forests, hills, and a chain of lakes. There is a combined total of 50 kilometers of multi-use trails, but if you want to get on the water, go for a paddle on Lily Lake or Fisher Lakes. This park is just as popular in winter for ice skating and snowshoeing. The park also has campgrounds, a golf course, a zoo, a beach area, and lookouts with great views over Saint John.

The Sam Orr Pond Trail winds through coastal forest, passes along the edge of the pond, and offers a few elevated viewpoints toward the harbor. It’s an easy-to-moderate hike that’s popular for its quiet atmosphere, wildlife, and mix of forest and water views.

A coastal highlands park on the Bay of Fundy, known for dense Acadian forest, deep river valleys, and some of the highest tides in the world. Trails range from short woodland loops to longer routes that link waterfalls, lakes, and exposed ridgelines. Expect a mix of balsam fir, black spruce, red maple, and birch throughout the interior, with wetter areas supporting bogs and mossy groundcover. Terrain varies from mostly level lakeside paths to steep climbs in the river gorges. The park is well-signed, with clear trailheads, campgrounds, and multiple access points along the main park road. Suitable for hiking, running, and, in designated areas, biking.

French Fort Cove is a forested ravine system in Miramichi with a mix of short climbs, boardwalk sections, and mostly level shoreline paths along the cove. The trail network includes the Cove Trail, Fish Quarry Trail, and several connectors, all circling the water and passing viewpoints, small bridges, and interpretive signs. The east side of the cove is the most level, while the west side has more elevation changes. The area works well for hiking and running, and some sections are suitable for cycling depending on surface and gradient.