People walking on a rocky beach toward a large sea cave in cliffs.

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Fundy National Park

Explore 207 square kilometers of Acadian forest, dramatic coastal ravines, and tidal mudflats.

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Fundy National Park protects a massive coastal ecosystem on the New Brunswick side of the bay. You can hike through mossy valleys, view waterfalls, and watch the massive tides roll in. Adult entry is around $9.00 to $10.50 CAD.

Because the park is large, driving your own vehicle is the easiest way to get between trailheads and beaches.

A large, old stone church with pointed spires and arched windows under blue sky.

Alma Beach

1-2 hoursTidal walk

This vast tidal beach sits at the mouth of the Upper Salmon River. At low tide, you can walk far out onto the exposed mudflats. Afterward, grab a famous New Brunswick lobster roll in the nearby village of Alma.

White tour bus parked on a street with a large cruise ship behind.

Dickson Falls

1 hour1.5 km loop

This 1.5-kilometer loop is the most popular and accessible waterfall trail in the park. You walk along a scenic boardwalk through a lush, moss-covered valley. It is an easy, family-friendly hike.

Sea caves in red cliffs along a rocky shoreline on a sunny day.

Point Wolfe

1-2 hoursCovered bridge

This historic logging area features deep coastal ravines and a red covered bridge. The rugged scenery makes it a favorite photo stop. Check closure notices in advance, as the bridge sometimes undergoes maintenance.