Activities | New Brunswick / Nouveau Brunswick Canada - Maritime Magnifique!

"Best of River Valley" Attractions can't beg, borrow or steal this coveted designation. They have to earn it by complying with strict criteria. So when you see an attraction with a "Best of" stamp, you know it's a unique, authentic experience that you should put on your to-do list if possible.

Bridges, potatoes and fiddleheads are all part of river culture. Tour beautiful Sussex, Atlantic Canada's Covered Bridge Capital to see some marvels. Order fiddlehead salad for lunch. And head to Florenceville-Bristol to celebrate the humble spud in the French Fry Capital of the World.

Hold on to your hats! We've got ten festivals that draw crowds every summer. We celebrate our mosaic heritage, our forests, our agricultural tradition, jazz and blues, covered bridges and hot-air ballooning to name a few! Whew!

After you've visited the agricultural heartland, you'll appreciate the freshness of our local cuisine. Try our fiddleheads, a fiddle-shaped fern that grows along the river's edge, with Atlantic salmon, and of course, spuds from Florenceville-Bristol. Mmmm!

Our fairways whisper to golfers. Our rivers murmur to kayakers and canoers. And our extensive network of wilderness trails call out to avid cyclists, ATV enthusiasts, skiiers and snowmobilers. (Depending on the season, of course!) Heed the voices!

Families return again and again to camp and explore the activity-rich regions around our two provincial parks. They love our sandy beaches, wilderness trails and they have tonnes of fun at festivals like La Foire Brayonne and The Frex.

"Best of River Valley" Attractions can't beg, borrow or steal this coveted designation. They have to earn it by complying with strict criteria. So when you see an attraction with a "Best of" stamp, you know it's a unique, authentic experience that you should put on your to-do list if possible.

Bridges, potatoes and fiddleheads are all part of river culture. Tour beautiful Sussex, Atlantic Canada's Covered Bridge Capital to see some marvels. Order fiddlehead salad for lunch. And head to Florenceville-Bristol to celebrate the humble spud in the French Fry Capital of the World.

Hold on to your hats! We've got ten festivals that draw crowds every summer. We celebrate our mosaic heritage, our forests, our agricultural tradition, jazz and blues, covered bridges and hot-air ballooning to name a few! Whew!

After you've visited the agricultural heartland, you'll appreciate the freshness of our local cuisine. Try our fiddleheads, a fiddle-shaped fern that grows along the river's edge, with Atlantic salmon, and of course, spuds from Florenceville-Bristol. Mmmm!

Our fairways whisper to golfers. Our rivers murmur to kayakers and canoers. And our extensive network of wilderness trails call out to avid cyclists, ATV enthusiasts, skiiers and snowmobilers. (Depending on the season, of course!) Heed the voices!

Families return again and again to camp and explore the activity-rich regions around our two provincial parks. They love our sandy beaches, wilderness trails and they have tonnes of fun at festivals like La Foire Brayonne and The Frex.