Découvrez le Nouveau-Brunswick au travers de nos meilleures randonnées

"Spring hiking here was excellent with wildflowers emerging and migratory birds returning. The moderate difficulty rating is spot-on—steady climbs without technical challenges. Trail maintenance and facilities reflect the park's international status. Located about two hours from Saint John, this unique cross-border experience is worth the drive. Bring layered clothing as coastal weather can shift rapidly throughout the day."

"This impressive trail concept successfully connects important Mi'gmaq heritage sites across northern New Brunswick. I covered approximately half the distance over six days and encountered variable trail conditions—some sections excellently maintained while others remain quite rugged. The educational component about Indigenous culture genuinely stands out as the journey's greatest strength."

"Nice winter family outing with well-maintained, flat trails perfect for beginners. The kids had fun spotting ducks and other wildlife around the wetlands. Unfortunately had to leave our dog at home since pets aren't permitted in the park. The facility feels somewhat small for the admission price, but still provides a decent nature experience."

"Nice winter family outing on well-maintained, flat trails perfect for beginners. The kids had fun spotting ducks and other wildlife around the wetlands. Unfortunately had to leave our dog at home since pets aren't permitted. The park feels somewhat small for the admission price, but it's still a decent option for a short nature walk."

"Nice winter family outing on well-maintained, flat trails perfect for beginners. The kids had fun spotting ducks and other wildlife around the wetlands. Unfortunately, we had to leave our dog at home since pets aren't permitted. The park feels somewhat small for the admission price, but still provides a decent nature experience."

"Winter hiking at Jones Lake proved surprisingly rewarding with light snow coverage enhancing the natural beauty. The bare trees opened up better views of the lake than expected, and the trail remained easily navigable without icy conditions. The parking area was well-maintained, and the quiet atmosphere meant minimal crowds. A serene winter experience perfect for those seeking tranquility."

"Winter transforms this trail into a magical experience with partially frozen falls creating stunning ice formations. The forest takes on a completely different character during cold months, offering a serene and peaceful atmosphere away from summer crowds. Microspikes are recommended for the steeper sections when snow and ice are present. An excellent choice for those seeking solitude in winter conditions."

"Pleasant nature walk though I expected more value considering the entrance fee. The wetland ecosystem is well-preserved and interesting to explore. Good for a quick outdoor hour, but the trail signage could be improved in certain sections. Still enjoyable if you're visiting the Sackville area and want a brief nature experience."

"Pleasant nature walk though I expected more value considering the entrance fee. The wetland habitat is well-preserved and interesting to explore, making it suitable for a quick outdoor hour. Some sections could benefit from clearer directional signage to help visitors navigate. Still an enjoyable experience if you're in the Sackville area and want a brief nature break."

"Excellent destination for birdwatching enthusiasts! Spotted numerous waterfowl species including mallards and Canada geese throughout the park. The boardwalk sections remain accessible even after recent rainfall, which is convenient. Educational signage helps identify different bird species and their behaviors. The entrance fee is a bit steep, but worthwhile for serious nature lovers."

"Hiked during winter when portions of the waterfall were frozen, creating a spectacular icy landscape. The trail becomes slippery in cold conditions so proper winter footwear is essential. The short 0.8 km distance remains accessible even in challenging weather. Would be an ideal winter walk with a dog if they were permitted on the trail."

"Photography enthusiasts will find Mount Carleton exceptional, particularly during dawn when mist blankets the peaks. The Appalachian highlands showcase New Brunswick's pristine wilderness beautifully, with fewer crowds than other popular hiking destinations. The remoteness creates an authentic wilderness experience, though hikers should bring headlamps if starting late since darkness descends quickly through the forest canopy."

"The eight-day journey along this epic multi-day route proved physically demanding yet spiritually enriching. Following traditional Mi'gmaq pathways added profound meaning to traversing New Brunswick's diverse landscapes. While some sections could benefit from improved trail marking, the opportunity to connect with Indigenous heritage while experiencing challenging terrain makes this an unforgettable adventure."

"Gordon Falls delivers a wonderful short nature experience perfect for a quick outdoor escape. The waterfall itself is genuinely beautiful and the surrounding forest creates a peaceful atmosphere. While the paid parking and entrance fees might seem steep for such a brief visit, the scenic quality makes it worthwhile. I'd recommend waterproof footwear as trail conditions can be muddy, especially after rain."

"Pleasant nature walk though I expected more value considering the entrance fee. The wetland habitat is well-preserved and interesting to explore, making it suitable for a quick outdoor hour. Some sections could benefit from clearer directional signage to help navigation. Still an enjoyable experience if you're in the Sackville area and want a brief nature break."

"Une balade agréable en fin d'automne, bien que l'activité aviaire soit réduite. Les sentiers étaient bien entretenus malgré les conditions saisonnières. Le tarif d'entrée peut sembler élevé pour la distance parcourue, mais l'entretien du site justifie les frais pour une sortie d'une heure."