In anticipation of the quickly approaching warm summer weather (fingers crossed) we decided to put together a list of scenic hiking trails all over New Brunswick that you have to explore this season. Whether you’re an advanced hiker looking to cross the province, or a downtown Saint John resident trying to find a new downtown walking route, we’ve got the perfect hike for you!
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Always research hiking trail conditions before heading out for a day trip, and make sure to bring plenty of water and proper athletic footwear!
Fundy Trail Parkway // St. Martins
Distance: 16km return
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Suspension bridge over Fuller Falls
@xomegan_dxoSackville Waterfowl Park // Sackville
Distance: 3.6km loop
Difficulty: Easy
Landmarks: Scenic boardwalk and cute ducks!
@daisygirl_33Harbour Passage // Saint John
Distance: 5.9km one way
Difficulty: Easy
Landmarks: Saint John Harbour Front
@nickfanelliFrench Fort Cove Trail // Miramichi
Distance: 3.8km
Difficulty: Easy
Landmarks: Beautiful views of the Miramichi River
@caleigh.alleyneMaliseet Trail // Woodstock
Distance: 1.8km one way
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Hays Falls
@jordiilongTurtle Mountain Trail // Turtle Mountain
Distance: 11.3km one way
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Granite cliffs and incredible views
@juliediciccoSussex Bluffs Trail // Sussex
Distance: 2km one way
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Gorgeous valley lookouts
@faithblack12Parlee Beach Trails // Shediac
Distance: 2.2km one way
Difficulty: Easy
Landmarks: Lookout towers with a view of the beach and surrounding park
@annabelleemartinChittick's Beach Trail // New River
Distance: 1.9km loop
Difficulty: Easy
Landmarks: Canopied boardwalk and beautiful beach views
@mare.nectarisClark Gregory Nature Preserve Trails // Deer Island
Distance: 2km loop
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Phenomenal coastal views
@tashamcalarySentier Nepisiguit Mi’gmaq Trail // Bathurst
Distance: 141km continuously
Difficulty: Varies
Landmarks: Great river views and incredible waterfalls
@sentiernepisiguitmigmaqtrailMount Carleton Peak Trail // Mount Carleton Provincial Park
Distance: 9.3km loop
Difficulty: Difficult
Landmarks: Incredible views of the valley below
@carlo.cormierWalton Glen Gorge Trail // St. Martins
Distance: 4.6km
Difficulty: Difficult
Landmarks: Walk amongst incredible cliffs and waterfalls
@zac.meg.wally.louieHikers Dream Nature Trail // Pokiok Park
Distance: 3.4km loop
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Awesome views of the dam
@amandajlbrownSugarloaf Mountain Trail // Campbellton
Distance: 0.72km one way
Difficulty: Difficult
Landmarks: Amazing peak views of the surrounding park and mountains
@iamcrismendyosaOsprey Trail // Kouchibouguac Park
Distance: 3.2km one way
Difficulty: Easy
Landmarks: Breathtaking views of the bay
@bruce_macdougall_photographyArboretum Woods Trail // Odell Park
Distance: 2.2km one way
Difficulty: Moderate
Landmarks: Beautiful forests and hidden caves
@novopicsMoosehorn Trail // Fundy Park
Distance: 4.4km one way
Difficulty: Moderate/Difficult
Landmarks: Stunning river and waterfall views
@coll_gurlMount Douglas Bald Trail // Welsford
Distance: 1.1km one way
Difficulty: Difficult
Landmarks: Panoramic views of the valley below
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