Hiking NB

The trails in the southern part of the province are drying out nicely! Welcome to an early spring.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk around the coastline of New Brunswick or Nova Scotia. Emily didn't just think about it, she did it and wrote a book about it. If you want to find out more about Emily and the No Thanks book she is doing a virtual book launch this Saturday at 3pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88610794817... Meeting ID: 886 1079 4817 Passcode: Walk To find out more about the books or to purchase them go to: https://www.exploreeverywheremedia.com//no-thanks-i-want-t https://www.exploreeverywheremedia.com//around-the-provinc

I have reduced shipping by $5 on the following books to help you get inspired for summer. All are books that I loved reading and I know you will too. - Waterfalls of New Brunswick: A Guide - Hiking Trails of New Brunswick - The Lost Wilderness: Rediscovering W.F. Ganong's New Brunswick - Trails of Prince Edward Island... - Restigouche: The Long Run of the Wild River See more

I just got these beautiful books in. If you are planning on visiting waterfalls this summer this book is a great way to plan and be inspired. To find out more about this great book to to https://www.exploreeverywheremedia.com//waterfalls-of-new-

After exploring the Riverside Trails last May, with Eric and Sebastien from the Shediac Outdoor Association, they recommended that I take the short walk out to the river on the old rail bed trail. I took their advice and loved the view of the old railway bridge abutments at the lookout on the Scoudouc River. For more information on this trail go to: https://www.hikingnb.ca//Acadi/Shediac/ScoudoucBridge.html

Ready for winter

Here are some great trail recommendations from the Edit magazine.

Glad to see the Van Horne Trail in Saint Andrews being repaired.

Congratulations to the the winners of the Musquash Head Lighthouse contest! Each of you will be contacted over the next few days to make arrangements on how to get your prizes. If you haven't already, please consider donating to the campaign to help save the lighthouse and trails. www.natureconservancy.ca/splitrocktrail

This Contest is to help spread the word about the Explore Lorneville Inc./Nature Conservancy of Canada fundraising campaign to save the Musquash Head Lighthouse, transfer land for conservation/preservation, and maintain & improve the trails in the area. Please help out and donate today! Donate here: www.natureconservancy.ca/splitrocktrail Tag someone in the comments who you’d love to hike these trails with, or like and share the post for your chance to win.... For full contest rules go to http://www.hikingnb.ca/contest.html This contest is not affiliated with Facebook. @splitrocktrail @natureconservancy.ca @hikingnb

Last month I had the chance to check this trail off my list. The Boar's Head Nature Trail in Saint John is an oasis in the city. It is amazing how remote it feels even though its in the heart of the city. These hooded mergansers were enjoying that tranquility on the rocky point at the end of the trail. Trail info coming soon.