Fundy National Park

Fundy National Park Highlights

Observe the highest tides in the world and walk on the ocean floor at Fundy National Park. The park's famous Beach Crawl, hosted at low tide, is a guided tour on the seafloor exploring the intertidal zone. Wear old sneakers or boots you don't mind getting wet.
Hike the park's two dozen trails, many of which lead to waterfalls. For Fundy's variable weather, come with a windbreaker, raingear, and footwear with good traction.
Join a sea-kayaking tour to see the park's stunning coastline. Park rangers offer interpretive programs from late June until Labor Day.
Located on the Atlantic migration flyway, the park is host to spectacular bird migrations—250 species—in the spring and fall.
The park's main Visitor Centre in Alma has a handful of exhibits on wildlife and tides, a video presentation, bookstore, and brochures on outfitters offering horseback, sea-kayak, sailboat, whale-watching, and wildlife excursions.
Mountain bike on one of the six trails that allow it: Goose River, Marven Lake, Black Hole, Bennett Brook (up to the Point Wolfe valley), East Branch, and Maple Grove. Goose River and Marven Lake start with steep climbs.

By Travel Expert: Sue Lebrecht

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