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Fundy National Park: Where Tides Meet Highlands

Discover dramatic tides, lush forests, and rugged coastlines in New Brunswick's Fundy National Park, a natural playground on the Bay of Fundy.

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Experience the dramatic meeting of land and sea at Fundy National Park, where the world's highest tides carve a rugged coastline beneath the Canadian Highlands. Hike past waterfalls, explore the ocean floor at low tide, and immerse yourself in the Acadian forest, all within easy reach of Alma, New Brunswick.

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Local tips

  • Check the tide tables before you go to plan your visit around low tide for exploring the ocean floor.
  • Reserve campsites and accommodations in advance, especially during peak season.
  • Bring appropriate footwear for hiking and exploring the tidal flats.
  • Pack layers, as the weather can change quickly, especially near the coast.
  • Visit the Visitor Centre near Alma for trail recommendations and park information.
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Getting There

  • Driving

    Fundy National Park is located near Alma, New Brunswick, and is accessible via Route 114. From the Trans-Canada Highway 2, take exit 365 to Route 10, then connect to Route 1 and finally Route 114. From Moncton, head southwest on Highway 114. The park has two main entrances, one near Alma and another at Wolfe Lake. Once inside the park, follow the park's road network to reach various attractions and campgrounds.

  • Public Transport

    There is no public transportation directly to Fundy National Park. The nearest bus terminals are in Sussex and Moncton. From there, you would need to arrange for a taxi or other private transportation to reach the park, a journey of approximately one hour from Moncton. Taxi fares could range from $100-$150 CAD.

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Fundy National Park, established in 1948, protects a stunning section of New Brunswick's coastline where the Acadian Highlands meet the Bay of Fundy. Here, you can witness the world's highest tides, which dramatically transform the landscape every six hours. At low tide, explore the exposed ocean floor, teeming with marine life. When the tide rushes in, marvel as the water level rises up to 12 meters (nearly 40 feet). The park encompasses 207 square kilometers (80 square miles) of natural beauty, including a rugged coastline, over 25 waterfalls, and a diverse Acadian forest. Hike over 100 kilometers (62 miles) of trails, ranging from easy loops to challenging multi-day treks. Popular trails include Dickson Falls, Matthews Head, and Moosehorn. Discover hidden lakes, cross covered bridges, and keep an eye out for local wildlife like moose, deer, and various bird species. Fundy National Park offers a range of activities year-round. In summer, enjoy camping, hiking, swimming in the heated saltwater pool, golfing, and interpretive programs. In winter, the park transforms into a snowy playground for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. With its blend of coastal and forest environments, Fundy National Park provides a unique and unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

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