One of the world’s wonders, Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park in New Brunswick is home to 23 standing sea stacks called “flowerpots” peppered over a mile-long shoreline. The enormous tides that roll up the Bay of Fundy twice a day are the main attraction; they have sculpted their masterpiece at Hopewell Rocks for thousands of years. The New Brunswick shore of the upper Bay of Fundy was designated by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 2007, part of a network of 19 biosphere regions across Canada. Here are nine unique experiences in the park.
9 Amazing Experiences At One Of New Brunswick’s Most Popular Tourist Attractions
