New Brunswick Recreational Activities
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Recreational Activities in New Brunswick, Atlantic Canada.
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Sea Kayaking the Three Sisters near Advocate Harbour. Situated in the largest and wildest provincial park in Nova Scotia you can kayak the largest tides on earth into natures open air cathedral.
Photo from Brian Atkinson c/o New Brunswick Government
Providing a wealth of interesting inlets and intriguing shoreline, Pokeshaw Park is located near Grand-Anse, only a few kilometers west of Caraquet. The northern side of town is bordered by Chaleur Bay, where jagged cliffs make up a majority of the shoreline.
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Horseback riding at the Royal Road Riding Stables in Fredericton.
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Pokeshaw Park is located just outside Grande-Anse, just west of Caraquet in the northern tip of the province. Weaving along the shores of Chaleur Bay, the area is a popular recreation spot, conducive to a range of activities.
Photo from Brian Atkinson c/o New Brunswick Government
Pokeshaw Park is situated near Grande-Anse on the shores of Chaleur Bay. Popular activities in the park include sea kayaking (as shown here), birdwatching and exploring the rocky intrinsic shoreline.
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Mactaquac is located to the west of Fredericton.
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This horseback expedition is offered through the Royal Road Riding Stables in Fredericton.
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The Acadian Peninsula and the Islands is located at the northeastern-most point of the province. The area is rich with Acadian culture and is mostly French-speaking.
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Nictau Lake is located inside Mount Carleton Provincial Park, northeast of Saint-Quentin.
Photo from Brian Atkinson c/o New Brunswick Government
This picture was taken at Broadleaf Guest Ranch in Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick.
Photo from Brian Atkinson c/o New Brunswick Government
Atlas Park is located on the northern tip of the province, in Pointe-Verte, New Brunswick. Making up the coastline of Chaleur Bay, the town is located just north of Beresford on Highway 134.
Photo from Andrew Dansen c/o New Brunswick Government
This waterfront town is located on the coast of the Northumberland Strait, in the Acadian Peninsula.
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This whale watching tour in Passamaquoddy Bay begins and ends in the historic Saint Andrews, along the southern shore of the province.
Photo from Brian Atkinson c/o New Brunswick Government
The historic town of Saint Andrews by-the-sea has long been a popular summer spot for the well to do. The areas yesteryear charm and amazing scenery is matched only by its wealth of recreational possibilities, including kayaking, hiking and more.
Travel Packages
Alpine Motor Inn Alma
The area offers gorgeous scenery, miles of beaches, quaint shops and cozy restaurants!
