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  • The Trail is now closed for the 2009 season. We will re-open in May 2010. Access to the park for hiking, biking or walking is at the off-season gate located just before the main entrance gate.

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Fundy Trail Cancer Fund Dinner & AuctionFundy Trail Cancer Fund Dinner & Auction

Come support a worthy cause on Friday, March 26, 2010!

Park Closing on Monday, October 12th at 5 pm.

Park closing on Monday, October 12th at 5 pm. Read More »

Labour Day Weekend

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New Brunswick Day Event

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Google Map of the Bay of Fundy; New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, MaineHow to Get to the Fundy Trail Parkway

The Fundy Trail is accessible through Route 111 from Saint John or Sussex located 10 km east of the Village of St. Martins.

Testimonial

"What a hidden jewel in your lovely province. We were overcome with the beauty and so impressed by the job you've done."

Herb & Lil C., Grand Cayman

Fundy Trail Parkway video [click to play in a new window]
Fundy Trail Parkway video (Flash, 10 min/35 MB)

driving on the Fundy Trail ParkwayFundy Trail Parkway

The Fundy Trail opens up previously unreachable areas of the Bay of Fundy coastline and panoramic views. The 11 km (7 mile) trail begins just outside St. Martins, New Brunswick and is less than an hour’s drive from Saint John or Sussex on Route 111.

bicycling the Fundy Trail ParkwayNatural Beauty

Hugging cliff tops above the world’s highest tides, the Fundy Trail winds its way along one of the last remaining coastal wilderness areas between Florida and Labrador. The area is the breeding habitat for Right Whales and is one of he best places in the world for viewing marine and wildlife.

Hiking, birdwatching and taking pictures on the beachHike, Bike, Drive or Ski the Fundy Trail

  • Visitors can hike, bicycle, cross-country ski or drive the Fundy Trail, depending on the season.
  • The pedestrian and bicycle trails connect to paths and stairways, across a suspension footbridge, past waterfalls towering 250 m above pristine beaches.
  • Fundy Trail ParkwayMany of the lookouts and observation decks along the low-speed auto route are wheelchair friendly, and all offer spectacular views.
  • Dogs on leashes are welcome on our trails. Bring them into the Interpretive Centre at Big Salmon River for a special treat.