The Coastal Wildlife Oasis
Located on Grand Manan Island in the Bay of Fundy, The Anchorage Provincial Park features breathtaking scenery and plenty to explore. With picturesque hiking and cycling trails, this park offers something for everyone. Enjoy a walk along the ocean floor or for the experienced sea kayakers, explore the island’s rugged coastline. With picturesque hiking and cycling trails, you will be able to learn about the geology of the island and the wildlife that resides there. Keep an eye out for the interpretive displays, birdwatching blinds, salmon cages and breaching whales in the nearby ocean. Explore the Red Point Trail boardwalk, which is fully accessible to wheelchairs, or any of the other unique trails. The park is connected to New Brunswick’s second largest Canadian Migratory Bird Sanctuary, so be sure to bring your binoculars to take in this birdwatcher’s paradise.
Discover natural attractions, exciting adventures and breathtaking scenery. With picturesque hiking and cycling trails, you will be able to learn about the geology of the island and the wildlife that resides there. Keep an eye out for the interpretive displays, birdwatching blinds, salmon cages and breaching whales in the nearby ocean. Explore our Red Point Trail boardwalk, which is fully accessible to wheelchairs, or any of our unique "Grand Mananesque" Long Pond, Great Pond or Bagley trails.
Walk on the ocean floor. Find seabird nests, whale-watch, hike the towering heights of a rugged coastline or visit the lighthouses. Experience ocean kayaking, beachcombing, and be sure to bring along your binoculars. The island is well known as a birdwatchers’ paradise with sightings of up to 275 species.
For a Full list of Hiking Trails, please visit the Parks NB website
