Mill Brook Falls
Cape Chignecto Provincial Park has many options for hiking and does have waterfalls to visit as well. Being that the trail follows much of the shoreline in the area, Mill Brook Falls flow from the rocky heights down to the Bay of Fundy shoreline. Access is gained to the Falls by taking the trail from Red Rocks to Cape Chignecto. Take the boardwalk and stairs to the shoreline access at Mill Brook to see the Falls. It is also possible to hike the rocky beach toward Mill Brook to avoid the hilly inclines or use it as an escape route … Continue reading Mill Brook Falls
Dunbar Falls
Located near the Durham Bridge, Dunbar falls are a popular destination for locals in theFredericton area. The falls flow over a river wide ledge, dropping down 8-10 feet and making a unique and picturesque view of the water. The area around the falls is smooth rock as well and in summer time with lower water levels on Dunbar Stream, allows for easy exploring around the river underneath the falls. The water is exceptionally clear and a short ledge can be found under the falls themselves. The trail to the falls is just short of a kilometre and mostly flat, however … Continue reading Dunbar Falls
Lake Stream Falls
Lake Stream Falls are a backcountry waterfall in Fundy National Park, found off of Lake Brook in the Upper Salmon River area (so named as it is an unnamed tributary of Lake Brook). The Lake Stream cascades and descends well over 100 metres down from the cliffs surrounding Lake Brook and the Upper Salmon River area. The falls end abruptly in a rockfall 50 metres from Lake Brook. Where is no pool at the bottom, the cascade is worth seeing as it extends backward over several ledges well out of sight. The other levels of the falls can only be … Continue reading Lake Stream Falls
Kinnie Brook Falls
Kinnie Brook Falls are a backcountry waterfall found in Fundy National Park, New Brunswick, amongst a deep valley of mossy rocks and hardwood trees. There are upper and lower falls along Kinnie Brook. Both are within 100 metres of each … Continue reading Kinnie Brook Falls
Upper Bennett Brook Falls
A backcountry waterfall in Fundy National Park, Upper Bennett Brook Falls have 100 ft rock walls guarding the falls. The falls are easily 40 feet tall, a mix of a three tiered cascade and plunge falls with pools between … Continue reading Upper Bennett Brook Falls
Skinner Brook Falls
Skinner Brook Falls are very unknown waterfalls located in an area where you wouldn’t expect to see any features. The journey to these falls is mostly on some woods road which are quickly deteriorating. Once parked, its a short bushwack of about 400m to the brook. I stumbled upon the brook a bit upstream of the falls. Quick decision was to decide which way to go. I decided downstream and was correct for once! The falls are not very high about 8 and 10 feet for the two main ones but there are lots of small cascades in … Continue reading Skinner Brook Falls
Herring Cove Falls
Herring Cove Falls are located in Fundy National Park as part of the Coastal Trail. These four meter slide falls are unique as the river abruptly changes direction at the falls. The falls are a roadside-parking lot attraction in the park and a short trail from a group picnic site. To get there, head to the Fundy National Park Headquarters and take the Point Wolfe Road (only open during vistor season May-October) to Herring Cove Beach parking lot. Proceed on the Coastal trail a short distance to the falls. During off season, you must hike the first section of the … Continue reading Herring Cove Falls
