Tag: Walking in new brunswick

A natural rock formation, “the Arch Rock”, carved by the tides and once called the “Gate of Fossil Cove”, is a photographer’s dream. The beach area surrounding the Arch Rock is greatly prized by geologists, locals and tourists. On the edge of the rock an outline of a face can be seen facing the Eel River Bar First Nations Reserve. Read more...

Morrissey Rock Park, known for its railway tunnel, offers travelers a small picnic site, outdoor restrooms, and breathtaking views of the Restigouche River and its islands. Located at the western edge of the village, if you’re arriving from Quebec via the bridge from Matapedia this will be one of your first sights in the village. Read more...