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See. Bay of Fundy Experience the world's largest tidal range, with waves up to 50 feet daily. Burpee Covered Bridge Visit this scenic 'kissing bridge' at Gaspeareau Forks, an hour from Fredericton. Fundy Discovery Aquarium See the full-scale model of Delilah the Whale and learn about conservation. St. John River Valley Drive the Fiddlehead Scenic Drive to explore history and natural beauty.

Eat. William & Water Restaurant & Bar Dine solo in St. Andrews by-the-Sea and enjoy local scallops. McGuire Chocolate Company Find the best ice cream in St. Andrews at this local favorite. Clam Digger Snag a table at this popular roadside seafood shack on Route 127. Taproom Trail Cycle this self-guided route along the Wolastoq River, linking craft breweries and cideries.

Stay. Algonquin Resort Stay at St. Andrews' premier hotel, known for its nightly ghost tour.

AfarAug 14, 2026

This “Fly-Over” Province Might Just Be Canada’s Best-Kept Fall Secret

With a haunted hotel, cider routes, and maple trails, New Brunswick is a trove of fall foliage and activities. New Brunswick is especially magnetic in fall when St. Andrews gets a little sleepier, and ...

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Condé Nast TravelerAug 7

15 Best Places to Visit in Canada for First Nations History, Quebecois Cuisine, and Dinosaur Bones

O Canada, how we love you.

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Atlas ObscuraJul 31

Burpee Covered Bridge in Gaspereau Forks, New Brunswick

Back when public displays of affection were more taboo, covered bridges popped up in every corner of the province of New Brunswick. Built mostly in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the wooden, roofed structures helped farmers and travelers get safely from one side of a river to the other, even in the snowy, harsh winters of yesteryear. But in their heyday, “covered bridges” wasn’t the only term…

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OutsideApr 30

Forget National Parks, Geoparks Are the Most Underrated Hiking Spots on Earth

While national parks often separate people from the land, UNESCO Global Geoparks celebrate the relationship between human culture and the earth’s rarest geological phenomena. Here's why these 229 sites are one of the best-kept secrets in travel.

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Atlas ObscuraNov 4, 2025

Delilah the Whale at Fundy Discovery Aquarium in St. Andrews, New Brunswick

Delilah the Whale, a North Atlantic right whale, was first observed in the Bay of Fundy in 1981. Ten years later, she was killed in the Grand Manan Basin after a fatal collision with a large vessel. She was survived by her calf, Calvin, 8 months old at the time of Delilah's death. After a group led by Dr. Moira Brown determined her cause of death and after years of advocacy, the local shipping…

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National GeographicSep 30, 2013

St. John River Valley

Take a scenic drive through the St. John River Valley in New Brunswick, one of Canada's 50 Places of a Lifetime.

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