 The sometimes wild
and tumultuous Cape Enrage is truly worthy of its name...
But don't be fooled. This spectacularly wild
and rugged landscape can just as easily be a serene and peaceful
respite from the summer's heat.
With adventures in canoeing, kayaking and
rappelling to accompany the century old lighthouse and lighthouse
keeper's home restored to a tearoom, it has become a favorite place
to appreciate and learn about the diverse geology of the Fundy
Coastline....
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The
NB Trail
With access at the junction of Routes 114 and 915, and
also off Route 114 at Shepody, our 14 km of NB Trail is the only
portion of the Canada Trail which traverses a covered bridge!
Fall is an especially beautiful time to hike or bike the trail.
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The
Fundy Trail Parkway
 The
Fundy
Trail Parkway is a seasonal, multi-use coastal trail, which twists
and winds from St. Martins to the Big Salmon River. When
complete, it will continue all the way to Fundy National Park.
At this time, the parkway has:
- a low speed roadway with scenic lookouts, beaches and picnic
areas;
- a pedestrian/bicycle trail that winds along the coast;
- shuttle bus transport for hikers on weekends
- footpaths to beaches, waterfalls and river estuaries;
- Old Sea Captain's Cemetery
- an Interpretive Centre at Big Salmon River where you can learn
all about the history of the area.
- Terrific freshwater swimming holes in the Big Salmon River
- Suspension footbridge across the Big Salmon.
- Hiking trails to the secluded Hearst Lodge and other scenic
lookouts
- Nearby kayaking tours of the coastline.
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Learn about the Fundy
Footpath -
a wilderness coastal hiking trail
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Crooked Creek Lookout & Trails
Located in Riverside Albert, the
Crooked Creek Lookout is a tranquil spot to spend the afternoon.
Drive or hike to the lookout and picnic tables overlooking a
hardwood ridge that blazes into incredible color in autumn.
Explore the creek
for the perfect swimming hole, or search for the hidden falls.
Walk or bike the
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