Create With Mom: Fundy Trail Parkway and Scenic Caves

The Scenic Caves are must visit, while in the Saint John and St. Martins area. Being able to go into the caves and admiring its depth and the amazing power of how the water has changed the landscape is a beautiful and a humbling experience.

You can see how massive these caves are!

Check the guide books, so you know the high and low tide times to see the reversing rapids and the change of landscape that happens within the same day.

You can also take a closer look at the Reversing Rapids phenomenon at 100 Fallsview Avenue.

By going to the Fundy Trail Parkway close to St. Martins we can look at over 20 observation points by driving, biking, or walking. Going through all these observation points was fun, as we drove the Toyota Sienna. I found having the keyless push button to start the vehicle allowed us to get on and off easy. Having the doors with the sensors made it safe for all of us to explore the trails because I didn't have to worry about my children getting on and off the vehicle by themselves at all the stops at the Fundy Trail. I like that children can close the door easily with a press of a button that is in the inside and outside of the vehicle, this way they did not have to pull the door and feel tired or ask us for help.

There are paths, trails, stairways that lead to beaches, and beautiful waterfalls.

It is quite the adventure to climb down the cable ladder to the base of Fuller Falls.

Every observation point has a different view. It is a wonderful place to just enjoy and take pictures.

Flower pot rock

Heritage Sawmill

Walking on the suspension footbridge across the Big Salmon River is super exciting for everyone in the family.

It is a lot of fun to walk across this 84 metre suspension bridge and see the view.

My children had fun exploring and doing the scavenger hunt, as we went through all the observation points. After they filled the form, they got a memorable certificate as a Fundy Trailer from the Interpretive Centre.