Activities | New Brunswick / Nouveau Brunswick Canada

Appalachian attractions are places or experiences that you really don't want to miss. (We don't want you to go home and have some friend say, "What do you MEAN you drove the Appalachian Range Route and didn't stop at Sugarloaf?")

In a land dominated by forests, it's only fitting to visit the Kedgwick Forestry Village and Museum to learn how, for centuries, lumberjacks have lived and worked in the woods.

Our Festivals are simply the best. The Salmon Festival means food and fun, the Festival Western de Saint-Quentin is a rip-snorting rodeo, Chaleur Bay International Chamber Music Festival is beautiful melody to the ears and the Kedgwick Fall Festival is a week-long party.

Dining in the land of sugar maples, you're bound to find maple syrup on the menu. Drench it on your pancakes or go for a delicate glaze on Atlantic Salmon. And since the village of Tide Head is known as the 'Fiddlehead Capital of the World', try these flavourful greens.

From true wilderness hiking and camping to easy paddling along tranquil rivers, we have activities that can challenge and thrill. Birding, golf, ATVing, swimming, fossil hunting, downhill mountain biking, skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing: just name your fun.

We can't think of a more extraordinary family vacation. When did your kids last go to a real rodeo? Listen to the howl of the coyotes? Hunt for fossils? Eat syrup off snow for an early springtime treat? Dance to bagpipes? Or swim in the salt waters of one of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World? It's time!

There’s so much to do . . . how to fit it all in? We’ve made the planning easy for you with Sample Trip Plans. Take all of our suggestions, or pick and choose the activities that appeal the most to you!

Appalachian attractions are places or experiences that you really don't want to miss. (We don't want you to go home and have some friend say, "What do you MEAN you drove the Appalachian Range Route and didn't stop at Sugarloaf?")

In a land dominated by forests, it's only fitting to visit the Kedgwick Forestry Village and Museum to learn how, for centuries, lumberjacks have lived and worked in the woods.

Our Festivals are simply the best. The Salmon Festival means food and fun, the Festival Western de Saint-Quentin is a rip-snorting rodeo, Chaleur Bay International Chamber Music Festival is beautiful melody to the ears and the Kedgwick Fall Festival is a week-long party.

Dining in the land of sugar maples, you're bound to find maple syrup on the menu. Drench it on your pancakes or go for a delicate glaze on Atlantic Salmon. And since the village of Tide Head is known as the 'Fiddlehead Capital of the World', try these flavourful greens.

From true wilderness hiking and camping to easy paddling along tranquil rivers, we have activities that can challenge and thrill. Birding, golf, ATVing, swimming, fossil hunting, downhill mountain biking, skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing: just name your fun.

We can't think of a more extraordinary family vacation. When did your kids last go to a real rodeo? Listen to the howl of the coyotes? Hunt for fossils? Eat syrup off snow for an early springtime treat? Dance to bagpipes? Or swim in the salt waters of one of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World? It's time!

There’s so much to do . . . how to fit it all in? We’ve made the planning easy for you with Sample Trip Plans. Take all of our suggestions, or pick and choose the activities that appeal the most to you!