New brunswick

St. George Gorge, New Brunswick, Canada My Dad worked here for most of my 18 years in St George. I took his lunch to him down in the bottom of that red building many times.........beautiful on the outside view, hell on the inside with the heat and steam as they made pulp. A way of life for many men in St. George in the 50's and early 60's............nice capture

New Brunswick is one of the East Coast's hidden gems, and is home to the Bay of Fundy. Those who want to discover new locations and seek out unique experiences, are left with memories to last a lifetime. From the ocean to the city, New Brunswick has so much to offer visitors. It is as unique a province as one can hope to find in Canada, and here are nineteen suggested unique things to do and see in this beautiful place.

Everything you need to know for the best things to do in New Brunswick from best farmers' markets, parks, restaurants, & coastal sightseeing.

Learn more about this beautiful spot in Canada, how to get there (with geo-tracking data) and how to take your perfect picture of this place with our photo tips.

I have lived in New Brunswick, Canada, all my life. I never really thought about it when I was younger but New Brunswick is a really beautiful place and there are a lot of fun things to see and do!… Continue Reading →

From Miscou Island on the Acadian Peninsula to Murray Beach near Confederation Bridge, we share the best things to do on an Acadian Coast road trip through New Brunswick, Canada

WHEN you gaze across thousands of miles of snow-covered mountain tops, it’s hard to forget how beautiful the world is. From the peak of Sulphur Mountain — 8,000ft high into the sky — I’m standing on cloud nine as I stare out at the frosted pine trees of Banff National Park. This is one of […]

Being the biggest city in New Brunswick, Moncton is a great place to visit whilst heading across the province or to see the best spots in Nova Scotia. It's the kind of place that's great

“Miscou is a place where you feel you are discovering a whole island by yourself,” said Serge Collin, who lives on neighboring Lamèque Island and works for New Brunswick’s tourism agency. “It gives you a sense of what the Acadians found when they were mapping out this area centuries ago.”

Saint John, New Brunswick is home to the first UNESCO Geopark in Canada, called Stonehammer. If you think geology is boring this site and its wide variety of activities will change your mind. When I