The Fundy Trail Parkway

The Fundy Trail Parkway is a picturesque beach front drive that falsehoods upper east of Saint John. It begins close St. Martins, once a clamoring shipbuilding group, and proceeds with the drift. It's a moderate paced course, where grand posts and cookout zones give perspectives of seaside precipices, segregated shorelines, marine untamed life, and a Flowerpot Rock.

A 10-kilometer person on foot and bike trail parallels the drive, and a portion of the ignores have trails to isolates cobble-strewn bays. The interpretive focus at Big Salmon River has an intriguing video and showcases that fill out of sight on the previous logging group here, and old blundering gear is shown at the Heritage Sawmill. Children will like the adjacent 84-meter 275-foot suspension footbridge crosswise over Big Salmon River. A street additionally crosses the stream, to climb the lofty headland and proceed with the clifftops and down to a long shoreline. Stopping regions at the posts are served on ends of the week by a bus that profits walkers to their autos.