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New Brunswick · Southeast NB
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Compare the 4 hiking trails in Southeast NB by duration, level and access.
By François Dumaine · updated October 14, 2026
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Coordinates: LGPO database · map © OpenStreetMap contributors
Trails can close or change with the season: thaw, snow, maintenance. Each trail page links to the site manager, who publishes closures.
Our practical tipsThe dog rules are not yet confirmed on our trail pages for this region.
Our practical tipsCounts based on our 4 trails in Southeast NB; details and sources are on each trail page.
We list 4: 4 easy.
Among the 4 easy trails, start with Sackville Waterfowl Park (3.5 km, 1 hr 15 min), Kouchibouguac National Park (60.0 km, 1 hr 30 min) and Jones Lake (3.1 km, 1 hr 30 min). Each trail page gives the duration, the level and the access conditions.
Each trail page links to the site manager's website (park, municipality, reserve), which publishes closures and rules. During the thaw and after heavy rain, some trails may be closed.
Southeast New Brunswick brings together very different settings: Moncton and its nature parks, the marshes around Sackville and, farther north, the Northumberland Strait coast.
Irishtown Nature Park, north of the city, and Jones Lake are nature outings in and around Moncton.
Sackville Waterfowl Park is a managed marsh in the heart of Sackville, where trails and boardwalks let you watch waterfowl. Farther north, Kouchibouguac National Park, in Kent County, protects dunes, lagoons, salt marshes and bogs along the Northumberland Strait.
Entry to Kouchibouguac National Park requires a fee. On the coast and in the marshes, biting insects can be numerous in summer: bring repellent.
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