One of the most popular National Parks in Canada is the Kejimkujik National Park in south-central Nova Scotia. The park was facing the province-wide problem of the terrible forest fires and they had banned all fires, plus they did not allow anyone to go into the woods or on the trails. We decided to look … Continue reading Kejimkujik National Park – Nova Scotia
As the water in the Bay of Fundy moves north, it is funneled into two bays: the Chignecto and the Cobequid. At high tide the water from the bay pushes the out flowing river water back upstream. This phenomena is a tidal bore and it happens twice a day in several places along the Bay … Continue reading Piddlinaround the Fundy – From Moncton to Walton Harbor
Every once and a while you see a natural phenomena that takes your breath away. A highlight of our New Brunswick, Canada trip so far is our visit to what is called Hopewell Rocks. Not too far from the Fundy National Park, where we stayed, is this unique coastal location. Hopewell Rocks puts on a … Continue reading Hopewell Rocks – New Brunswick
Fundy National Park Fundy National Park in Canada is a couple of hours drive from St. John, New Brunswick. It is an 80 sq. mile park located on the northwestern side of the Bay of Fundy. It opened in 1950 and about 250,000 people visit annually. This national park has so much to offer its … Continue reading Fun on the Bay of Fundy
King's Square - St. John We made it to the province of New Brunswick and our first stop was the coastal town of St. John. Crossing over the border was as easy as could be. We were the only ones in the entire border control area and we were asked a few questions about our … Continue reading Oh, Canada!
Piddlin' Around 