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Plan a Trip Around Magnetic Hill

It’s been intriguing visitors since the 1930s and continues to be one of Canada’s top attractions. Find out why this hill - and the area - is so magnetic.It’s on the Great Canadian Bucket List and recognized as one of Canada’s Historic Places. It’s been one of Canada’s most popular tourist attractions since the 1930s. And it continues to intrigue scientists and visitors alike.

Motorcycle Route - Hopewell-Fundy Loop

Day trip from Moncton. Ride by the world’s highest tides from Moncton to Hopewell and through Fundy National Park. * Please check recommended businesses mentioned in this blog are open prior to your trip Today we’re talking to Heather d’Entremont. Currently living in Moncton, Heather has been biking in NB for 8 years. What is your favourite motorcycle day-trip loop in New Brunswick? Hands-down, my favourite ride in New Brunswick is the Fundy loop.

Plan Your Rejuvenating Fundy Coast Getaway

New Brunswickers are known for their warm and relaxed nature. With endless coastline, accessible nature and more than enough space to roam, New Brunswick is the place to go to escape the noise of the big city or to learn how to reconnect with the things that matter in life. From spas to botanical gardens to hiking trails and everything in between – New Brunswickers know how to take the road less traveled.

Exploring New Brunswick’s Lakes, Rivers and Coastlines: A Paddle in Every Region

New Brunswick has an amazing diversity of paddling options. Mountain lakes flowing into rivers tumbling towards the sea. Approachable rivers that only require you to steer around the odd rock. Streams and wetlands that meander through the wilderness where you can anticipate around every turn seeing a bear, a deer, or a moose. Extensive sand dunes full of great blue herons, arctic terns, and seals. We also have the world’s highest tides, with challenging currents and ever-changing water levels that have carved out the most spectacular rock formations.

Everyone is Welcomed: 2SLGBTQI+ Travel in New Brunswick

Travel with Pride and experience our welcoming nature in New Brunswick. Whether you’re looking for an unplugged getaway, or a cultural hangout in one of our vibrant cities, New Brunswick has everything you need for your next East Coast escape.With a growing number of Rainbow Registered tourism businesses in New Brunswick, 2SLGBTQI+ travellers can look forward to a welcoming experience from a variety of accommodations, attractions, and activities.Here are just some of our Rainbow Registered tourism operators.

Things to Do This Fall in New Brunswick

When it comes to fall leaf peeping, the East Coast of Canada has something for everyone: breathtaking foliage, incredible fall hikes, and the freshest fall flavours. New Brunswick is a must-visit spot for anyone who really loves fall.But don’t just take our word for it - come and live like a local this autumn season. Plan your fall-inspired bucket list itinerary in New Brunswick.We’ve compiled a list of some must do fall-themed experiences from every corner of New Brunswick below.

New Brunswick’s Best Beaches (and Which One You Should Visit First)

Your Best Beach Vacation Begins Here New Brunswick is home to over 50 amazing beaches that cover off everything you could want from a beach day (or even a beach week)! From sandy beaches with warm water to beaches bordering towns with adventure, there’s a beach for every kind of traveller. New Brunswick’s beaches can be broken down into two categories; sandy beaches and discovery beaches. Sandy beaches are exactly what they sound like, beaches with sand for miles - usually found across the Acadian Coast but some can be found in the Fundy region as well.

Rad Winter Riding and Fat Biking Spots in New Brunswick

Mountain biking in the winter? Are you sure about that?YES! Winter mountain biking might not be the first winter activity that you think of but there has been a surge in its popularity here in New Brunswick over the last couple of years. There is no longer a need to avoid your favourite local trails for half the year. Instead of maneuvering over roots and rocks, you will be gliding down icy paths and snow packed trails. It’s a guaranteed cure for the winter blues!

New Brunswick's Most Popular Golf Courses

We’ve put together a list of some of New Brunswick’s most popular public golf courses, noting what makes each one unique. For a full list of all golf courses in New Brunswick, check out the Golf NB map to find a course close to you, or one for your next road trip itinerary.Algonquin Golf Course (Saint Andrews)18 holes | Par 72Yards | 7,135

Winter Family Adventures in Saint John

Making new memories next to the Bay of Fundy“Where the forest meets the ocean”, that’s how we’ve always described the area of New Brunswick where we are raising our daughters. Tucked majestically between those dense cliff-side forests and the cool ocean waters, lies the City of Saint John, Canada’s first incorporated city.

New Brunswick’s got Canada’s warmest saltwater beaches. Here’s why.

Pack those bathing suits... sun, sand and saltwater swimming are headed your way.Warmer than an Olympic swimming pool. Warmer than anything North of Virginia. And warmer than waters anywhere else in Canada.Up to 29 degrees Celsius, in fact. (That’s 84 degrees Fahrenheit.) Yep, Canada’s warmest saltwater beaches are right here in New Brunswick. And we’re pretty sure there’s a looong, sandy stretch with your name on it.

Kayaking in New Brunswick: two guides’ favourite spots and smart tips

We’ve asked two kayaking experts about their favourite paddling spots in New Brunswick and their tips for the best kayaking adventures in the province.Adam Constantine and Peter Lavigne are passionate about kayaking. They are guides at River Bay Adventures, an outdoor adventure company providing tours on local waterways around Saint John, New Brunswick.

Whale-watching in New Brunswick: Everything You Need to Know

New Brunswick is home to 5,500km (3417mi.) of coastline just begging to be explored, with the southern coast along The Bay of Fundy being world renowned for its whale-watching experiences.When you’re out along the waters of The Bay of Fundy, there’s always a chance you could run into one of the 12 species of whales hanging out in the waters of New Brunswick. Make it your mission to spot one of these incredible creatures by following the tips below!

Saint John sparkles in winter

Uptown and all around, you’ll find that the charm of Saint John is unmistakable. Dine, shop, and wander through this historic city for an unforgettable escape.

Plan a Snowmobile Trip in New Brunswick This Winter

New Brunswick is a year-round destination known for its welcoming nature, scenic beauty and diverse outdoor activities. When the snow begins to fall, the province becomes a winter wonderland with over 8,000 km (5,000 mi.) of groomed snowmobile trails just waiting to be explored!Experience the magic of winter in New Brunswick by hopping on a snowmobile and taking in an adrenaline-pumping adventure along our coastal and forest trails.

Mighty Miramichi Guys Weekend

Looking for something to do this summer? Why not spend a weekend exploring the Mighty Miramichi River with your friends. Miramichi is no more than a few magical hours by car from any of New Brunswick’s major cities, but offers big sky living on the banks of the Miramichi River.

4 friends’ 60-km trek on the Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail

60 km, 2 sections, 4 days and 4 friends on the Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq TrailThe Nepisiguit Mi’gmaq Trail, in Northern NB, is a 150 km (93 mi.) long backcountry wilderness paradise.

Snow-filled Family Adventures in the Appalachian Mountains

When winter adventure plans start to form, the idea of tucking away into a snowy cabin, next to the most famous chain of mountains in North America’s East Coast, amongst towering trees, with an abundance of activities just outside our door . . . well, that sounds like the makings of a memorable family getaway.

4 Fabulous Days on the Acadian Peninsula

If you have never explored New Brunswick’s northeast corner, or it has been a while – and you want to rediscover it – this is the perfect time. The sea, the sand, and the sky’s the limit, on the Acadian Peninsula!I just returned from a 4-day trip and it was jam-packed with seaside adventures, good food and drink, Acadian culture, and joie de vivre in heaping measure.

The 5 W’s of a Natural Wonder

The Hopewell Rocks are like nothing else in the world.Share-worthy views (no filter needed) are only part of what makes a Bay of Fundy road trip so awesome. It’s also about the up-close experience of being amidst iconic natural wonders like The Hopewell Rocks. Do you plan on adding them to your vacation must-do list? Here’s 5 things you can expect.

Motorcycle Route – Lower River Valley Ride

A motorcycle trip around Washademoak Lake and the Kingston PeninsulaRide by waterways and farmlands in some of the province’s most picturesque countryside. This motorcycle trip along Washademoak Lake and the Saint John and Kennebecasis rivers will take you through hills and valleys for an exhilarating ride.* Please check recommended businesses mentioned in this blog are open prior to your tripRoute - 265+ km, 5 hours

Reconnect with a romantic New Brunswick getaway

Fancy a classic romantic getaway? Here in New Brunswick, we’ve got idyllic spots to unwind, connect, and rekindle that spark this winter season.Picture an evening of fine dining in historic Saint John, relaxing at a Nordic spa in Moncton, or a snowy stroll, hand-in-hand, through the charming capital region of Fredericton. If the road less traveled is what you’re looking for, make your way to the Miramichi River Valley, cruise up the Chaleur Bay and Acadian Coast, or take a trip to the majestic Fundy Shore.

Cookbooks Every Foodie from New Brunswick Needs

If I told you that New Brunswick has chefs who competed and won “Chopped Canada,” or with their own Netflix show, or own a restaurant that’s been featured in the Top 100 Restaurants in Canada, you may think I’m crazy. Not only is this all true, but they all have recipes or books where you can learn how to make some of their most delicious dishes.

Your Guide to Leaf-Peeping in New Brunswick

When (and where) to see the best fall colours around the province.Each September, New Brunswick’s landscape goes into fall party mode. A riot of colours celebrates the changing seasons, and it’s pretty spectacular. If you’ve never seen it, imagine Mother Nature taking all the fire colours from a crayon box and going wild on the treetops, the sand dunes, the farmers’ fields... but leaving just enough evergreen to really make things pop.