Travel Guide to Fundy National Park Of Canada

Getting There

• Car

  If you are already in Fundy National Park, you can easily navigate to various attractions within the park by following the park's internal road system. Use the main park road that runs from the entrance at Alma, New Brunswick. To reach specific attractions like the Hopewell Rocks or Cape Enrage, simply follow the directional signs posted throughout the park. The scenic drive along the coastline offers breathtaking views and stops. Be mindful of any parking fees that may apply at specific locations.

• Public Transportation

  While public transportation options within Fundy National Park are limited, you can take a bus from nearby towns. From Moncton, you can use Maritime Bus services that run to Alma, which is the nearest town to the park. Once in Alma, you will need to walk or use a taxi service to enter the park. Check the Maritime Bus schedule for the latest routes and fares, which typically range from $20 to $30 CAD one way.

• Bicycle

  For a unique experience, consider biking within Fundy National Park. The park has designated bike trails that connect various scenic points. If you are starting from Alma, you can rent a bike from local rental shops. Be sure to wear a helmet and follow all park regulations. Note that there might be rental fees ranging from $15 to $30 CAD per day, depending on the type of bike.

• Hiking

  If you are already within the park, many attractions are accessible via hiking trails. For instance, you can hike to the famous Fundy coastline from the main park roads. The park offers well-marked trails, and maps can be obtained at visitor centers. Always check the trail conditions and be prepared with appropriate hiking gear. There are no additional costs for hiking, but be aware of the park entrance fees that apply when you enter Fundy National Park.