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Guided Hiking Experiences at Fundy Trail - September series

3 Fundy Trail Parkway St. Martins

Guided Hiking Experiences at Fundy Trail - September series Sep 1 - Sep 30
This September, experience Fundy Trail in a whole new way through a collection of guided outdoor adventures designed to showcase the park’s most remarkable landscapes.
From cascading waterfalls and thriving wetlands to rugged coastlines and interactive shoreline discoveries, each experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, uncover local stories, and explore the extraordinary beauty of the Bay of Fundy at a relaxed and meaningful pace.

    • Led by passionate guides, these small-group experiences are designed to help you slow down, explore with intention, and truly feel the landscape around you.

      Upcoming Guided Hikes

      • September 4: 10am - Hearst Lodge (P8).
      • September 5: 12pm - Tide Explorers (P12).
      • September 10: 10am - Long Beach Brook Falls (P13).
      • September 12: 11am - McCumber Brook Wetlands (P15).
      • September 13: 10am - Hearst Lodge (P8).
      • September 19: 12pm - Tide Explorers (P12).
      • September 20: 12pm - Melvin Beach (P2).
      • September 25: 4:30pm - Tide Explorers (P12).
      • September 26: 11am - McCumber Brook Wetlands (P15).
      • September 27: 10am - Long Beach Brook Falls (P13).
      Featured Experiences

      :evergreen_tree: Hearst Lodge Guided Hike

      A true Fundy classic for those seeking a bit more adventure. Step into the story of one of Fundy Trail's most iconic locations.  This guided hike takes you through a forested trail along the Big Salmon River leading to the Hearst Lodge.
      • Distance: 7 km (round trip).
      • Duration: 3-4 hours.
      • Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous.
      • Highlights: Scenic river views, historic lodge, forest trails.
      • Experience: Bring your lunch and enjoy a relaxing riverside break at the lodge while learning about its fascinating history.
      Meeting Point: Parking Lot 8.

      :herb: McCumber Brook Wetlands
      This guided walk explores the diverse wetland ecosystem of McCumber Brook, where you'll discover unique plant communities, learn about local wildlife, and gain a deeper appreciation for the important role wetlands play in the Bay of Fundy environment.
      • Distance: 4 km (round trip).
      • Duration: 2.5 hours.
      • Difficulty: Easy.
      • Highlights: Wetland ecology, wildlife viewing, interpretive storytelling, scenic boardwalks and observation areas.
      Meeting Point: Walton Glen Reception Center, Parking Lot 15.

      :ocean: Melvin Beach
      This is not your average beach walk. Timed with the tides, this hike reveals dramatic coastal features and hidden sea caves.
      • Distance: 5 km.
      • Duration: 2 hours.
      • Difficulty: Easy to Moderate.
      • Highlights: Coastal geology, sea caves, tidal crossings.
      Meeting Point: Parking Lot 2.

      :ocean: Long Beach Brook Falls
      A moderate forested trail leading to a beautiful waterfall.

      • Distance: 2.2 km. 
      • Duration: 1 hour.
      • Difficulty: Moderate (uneven trail surface; steep ascents and descents). 
      • Highlights: Explore Long Beach Brook Falls, one of four waterfalls in Fundy Trail Provincial Park. Once home to a river-powered lumber mill, you can still spot the turbine in the river today. Please leave any artifacts in place and report them to park staff for inspection. Return through a lush, mossy forest for a peaceful end to your hike. 
      Meeting Point: Parking Lot 13.

      :shell: Tide Explorers
      A hands-on, family-friendly experience designed to spark curiosity and discovery. Explore the intertidal zone and uncover the fascinating sea life that thrives along the shoreline. 

      • Duration: 1–1.5 hours.
      • Difficulty: Easy (family-friendly).
      • Adventure gear advised: Clothing appropriate to weather and can get wet (you will get wet), water shoes or rubber boots and a bucket!
      • Highlights: Tide pools, marine life, hands-on learning, shoreline exploration.
      • Format: Guided program for families and children.
      Meeting Point: Parking Lot 12.

      What Makes These Experiences Special?

      Each guided hike is designed to be more than just a walk:
      • Expert interpretation and storytelling.
      • Access to hidden or lesser-known features.
      • Opportunities to connect with nature at a deeper level.
      • Small group atmosphere for a more personal experience.
      Good to Know

      • Registration is required for most hikes, please call :phone: 506-833-2019
      • Meeting points vary depending on the hike.
      Bring:
      • Water & snacks.
      • Proper hiking footwear (mandatory).
      • Weather-appropriate clothing.
      • Sunscreen & bug spray.

      :warning: Some hikes are weather and tide dependent.

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 Location: 3 Fundy Trail Parkway St. Martins

 Date: Sep 1 - Sep 30

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