Touring /  Content Index Visit Many Attractions in New Brunswick New Brunswick's many roads provide tourists with access to all parts of the province. Most famous for the Bay of Fundy and picturesque villages, the many towns and cities of the province offer visitors with several choices of festivals, museums, shopping and sight-seeing. The rural part of New Brunswick has many parks and heritage sites to attract travellers. Lord Beaverbrook's Legacy The Beaverbrook Art Gallery, the Lord Beaverbrook Hotel, Lord Beaverbrook School, even the Lord Beaverbrook Hockey Rink - visitors to Fredericton and central New Brunswick are often struck by the frequency with which this noble name adorns the area's institutions and buildings. Learn More... Commemorating Loyalist Culture Of the more than 30,000 United Empire Loyalists who fled the Thirteen Colonies during the American Revolution, almost half settled in New Brunswick. Within 2 years of the first Loyalist landing at Fort Howe on the mouth of the Saint John River in 1783, the tent encampments of Parrtown and Carleton were combined to form the community of Saint John. Learn More... • The Natural Wonder of Grand Falls Gorge • Outings Along the Saint John River • Steal a Kiss on the World's Longest Covered Bridge • Canada's Most Irish City Adventures in Newfoundland & Labrador There isn’t another destination quite like it anywhere in the world. The combination of outdoor adventure, history, culture and people in Newfoundland & Labrador creates a larger-than-life experience for every visitor. Learn More... Advertise on Natural Tourist Do you have a natural Canadian business or service? Place your ad here, where your target market will find it! An excellent marketing value - for as little as $400 a year to place your information in all 5 categories in one province. Click here for ad rates and information. Also, you can contact us at linda@digitalwiz.com. Learn More... Visiting the Atlantic Salmon Museum to the Salmon Hatchery Centre Do you want to find out about the natural history of Miramichi salmon, the history of salmon fishing and the process of salmon hatching? Learn More... Fishing New Brunswick's Waterway Anglers in New Brunswick have several landscape options, but the fish of choice? Salmon. Learn More... On New Brunswick's Waterways Paddlers visiting New Brunswick have many options across the province to practice their craft. Learn More... Trails Across the Province Throughout New Brunswick, hikers and bikers have many opportunities to access trails. Learn More... Wildlife Details Characteristics of Woodland Caribou Woodland caribou is one of 7 subspecies of caribou found worldwide. With its dense stands of mature spruce forests, abundant supply of lichens and low-growing shrubs, and balanced blend of uplands, lowlands and wetlands are ideal habitat for caribou. What are their sizes? How do they adapt to rugged terrain and harsh winter weather? How long do they live? Follow the story to learn more about the characteristics of woodland caribou. Learn More...

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