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Fundy Trail Parkway, St. Martins

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Adventure along Fundy Trail Parkway, a multiuse route through a national park. Opening up previously inaccessible areas of the coastline, the 19 km (11.8 mi) stretch can be traversed by car, bike, foot, or (in season) ski. Explore the coastal wilderness of clifftops and dense, lush forest, making sure to visit the right whale breeding areas. Many of the main viewing platforms and lookouts can accommodate wheelchairs; and, thanks to points of connection between the cycling-walking trails and the road, you can build your own itinerary of driving, walking, and riding. Arrange to visit Fundy Trail Parkway and other attractions in St. Martins using our St. Martins trip itinerary maker site.

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By CanUK33

Fundy Parkway is a beautiful, scenic coastal route with many panoramic views and safely designed places to stop. There are many hiking trails of varying levels of endurance from easy to moderate and..... more

Fundy Parkway is a beautiful, scenic coastal route with many panoramic views and safely designed places to stop. There are many hiking trails of varying levels of endurance from easy to moderate and..... more »
By nathg2023

This route was so beautiful. But you have to be aware at the end of the trail because the signs aren't clear to bring you back to the main road. But the views : wow!

This route was so beautiful. But you have to be aware at the end of the trail because the signs aren't clear to bring you back to the main road. But the views : wow! more »
By IamLindyLou

We arrived about 10:00 am and the park attendant told us the park closed at 5 pm. (winter hours). No problem, we thought - the drive is only 30 km. But we were wrong! There are so many stops and...

We arrived about 10:00 am and the park attendant told us the park closed at 5 pm. (winter hours). No problem, we thought - the drive is only 30 km. But we were wrong! There are so many stops and... more »