This is a special 1 ½ hour guided interpretive walk, provided to visitors who want to discover more of the human and natural history of Hopewell Rocks, the surrounding area and of course the spectacular Bay of Fundy.  A visit to the new multi-media interpretive center will set the stage for the tour before we proceed to the observation decks and trail network that will lead to the lower site and onto the ocean floor.

 Using interactive activities, discussions and explorations, our friendly and experienced guides will help guests make sense of Fundy’s giant tides, the “flowerpot rocks” and the web of life that is supported in this complex ecosystem of salt marshes, mud flats and tidal waters.

 The 300 year old Acadian dyke and seawall, found at the north end of the Park, is just one of several locations within the Park that will afford your guide the opportunity to integrate the many and varied stories and tales that are a part of our rich cultural heritage. Call for information

Rating:  Easy  Size: Custom Groups Tours  Dates: May to October