Discover the Serenity of Sheephouse Falls

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start by heading towards the nearest major town, Caraquet. From Caraquet, take Route 11 North. Continue on Route 11 for approximately 30 kilometers until you see the exit for Route 134 towards Tracadie. Take this exit and merge onto Route 134. Follow Route 134 for another 12 kilometers. Look for Unnamed Rd on your left, which is just before you reach Northesk Parish. Turn onto Unnamed Rd, and follow it until you reach the trailhead for Sheephouse Falls. Parking is available along the road, but make sure to park safely and not block any access points.

• Public Transportation

  For those relying on public transportation, your best option is to take a bus from Bathurst or Moncton to Tracadie. Once you arrive in Tracadie, you will need to arrange for a taxi to take you to Unnamed Rd in Northesk Parish, as public transport options are limited in this area. Expect taxi fares to be around CAD 30-50 depending on your pickup location and the time of day. Communicate with the taxi driver your destination, and ensure they are familiar with the area, as it may not be a commonly visited spot.

• Biking

  If you're feeling adventurous and prefer biking, you can ride from Caraquet towards Tracadie along Route 11. This route is approximately 30 kilometers and offers scenic views of the Acadian Peninsula. Once you reach the intersection with Route 134, turn left and continue for another 12 kilometers until you reach Unnamed Rd. Please ensure you wear a helmet and follow road safety regulations, as some sections may lack dedicated bike lanes.

• Hiking

  For those already in the vicinity and looking to hike, there is a local trail leading towards Sheephouse Falls. Start at the nearest accessible point on Unnamed Rd and follow the marked trail towards the falls. The hike is moderately challenging, so ensure you have appropriate footwear and plenty of water. Be mindful of wildlife and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way!