Coordinates: Lat45.664275°N, Long -64.737444°W
Description: Lockhart Lake is a saltwater lake with a two foot tide fed by Long Marsh Creek. The Bay's high tide sometimes carries lobster and other marine animals like monkfish, flounder, or seals into the lake.
There are over 50 Amazing Places in the Fundy Biosphere Region.
Coordinates: Lat 45.820343°N, Long -65.047491°W
Description: This mixedwood forest hosts sensitive and endangered forest and plant assemblages typical of the Acadian Forest. The site is an exemplary model to follow for rural communities interested in trail development.
There are over 50 Amazing Places in the Fundy Biosphere Region.
Coordinates: Lat 46.059709°N, Long -64.760116°W
Description: This site offers a beautiful view with a brook and birds. An old navy dam can be found upstream from its confluence with the Petitcodiac River.
There are over 50 Amazing Places in the Fundy Biosphere Region.
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Description: Part of the Upperton gypsum formation, White Rock is home to caves, underground streams and an old quarry. The abandoned mining roads and railway bed provide kilometers of trails and excellent opportunities for MTB, hiking, and orienteering.
There are over 50 Amazing Places in the Fundy Biosphere Region.
Coordinates: Lat 45.8546°N, Long -64.2966°W
Description: This site offers an up-close look at a marvel of Acadian engineering. These aboiteaux allow drainage from the marshland while preventing tidewater from reentering, creating a nutrient-dense farmland for early settlers.
There are over 50 Amazing Places in the Fundy Biosphere Region.
