Begin in Moncton, where the tidal Petitcodiac River sets the scene for a one-way Bay of Fundy drive to St. Martins.

Pass Moncton’s Riverfront Park, a favourite place to watch the Petitcodiac tidal bore when the tide and timing align.

Watch Stoney Creek’s tidal valley open into salt marshes shaped by the Bay of Fundy.

Pass through Hillsborough for historic streets, river views and stories of the area’s German settlers.

See Albert County Museum’s cluster of historic buildings from the road, with an optional visit when open.

An optional visit to Hopewell Rocks reveals towering flowerpot formations sculpted by Fundy’s tides; admission is separate.

The Caledonia Gorge region frames the drive with wooded valleys and dramatic cliffs in the Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark.

See the historic Sawmill Creek Covered Bridge from outside, a reminder of Albert County’s rural heritage.

Crooked Creek Lookout offers an optional stop for sweeping views over the forested Caledonia Gorge.

See the relocated Anderson Hollow Lighthouse on exhibit at Shipyard Park on Mary’s Point Road; the tower is closed.

Shepody National Wildlife Area protects salt marshes and Mary’s Point mudflats, a haven for migrating shorebirds.

The New Horton Hawk Watch area is a seasonal place to spot migrating raptors above the Shepody coast.

Cape Enrage’s cliff-top lighthouse remains a maritime landmark, but the visitor site is closed for the 2026 season.

Alma’s working harbour and shoreline mark the gateway to Fundy National Park.

Fundy National Park brings forested highlands, coastal views and optional trails, with facilities and access varying by season.

Kinnie Brook Trail is an optional walk through Acadian forest into a steep wooded gorge when conditions permit.

Caribou Plain Trail offers an optional easy loop through quiet forest and bog habitat.

East Branch Trail offers an optional walk through Fundy’s Acadian forest and river scenery.

The Fundy Trail connector links the park and parkway; Parks Canada lists Shepody Road closed, so follow current road signs.

Walton Glen Reception Centre is a seasonal gateway to gorge viewpoints, trails and park information.

Long Beach Lookout offers wide tidal views, an accessible viewing platform and an optional beach walk at low tide.

Hairpin Turn Lookout reveals coastal and valley scenery from one of the Fundy Trail’s dramatic bends.

The Big Salmon River Interpretive Centre shares local history and views across the river delta during the park season.

Fundy Trail Parkway strings together coastal lookouts, beaches and waterfalls, with stops available when the park is open.

Near Fownes Head Lookout, an optional trail reaches the Sea Captains’ Burial Ground and views over the coast.

Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark spans southern New Brunswick, including this drive’s rugged geology; the route does not visit its Saint John museum address.

St. Martins’ sea caves make a striking shoreline finale; approach them only when tides and conditions allow.