What's New
April 5, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions has been added for the Musquash Estuary - Five Fathom Hole Trail. (Fundy Coastal West Region)
April 4, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions has been added for the White Birch Trail at Daly Point Nature Preserve in Bathurst. (Acadian Peninsula North Region)
March 10, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions has been added for the Devil's Oven Trail in Minto. (Lower St. John River Valley Region)
February 17, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions has been added for the New Brunswick Botanical Gardens Trail in Edmundston. (Upper St. John River Valley Region)
February 12, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions has been added for the Slippery Mitten Trail at Crabbe Mountain Ski Park. (Lower St. John River Valley Region)
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions, descriptions and history has been added for the Tankville School Trail at Irishtown Park in Moncton. (Fundy Coastal East Region)
February 4, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions have been added for the Embree's Loops Trail at Crabbe Mountain Ski Park. (Lower St. John River Valley Region)
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions have been added for the Memramcook Riverfront Trails and Johnson Mills Bird Sanctuary Trail. (Fundy Coastal East Region)
January 21, 2017
Trail pages with maps, quick facts, directions and descriptions have been added for the following trails in the Ganong Nature Park in St. Stephen (Fundy Coastal West Region):
January 12, 2017
A trail page with map, quick facts, directions and description has been added for the Maple Grove Trail at Fundy National Park (Fundy Coastal East Region).
What's New 2016
What's New 2015
What's New 2014
What's New 2013
What's New 2012
What's New 2011
If you see any mistakes or broken links or if you have any information about trails please contact me at James Donald. I also welcome any feedback about the website or ideas on how I might make it better.
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