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79 reviews 57 travel blogs 180 photos Attraction Type:
Geological formation, State park
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Hopewell Rocks, Bay of Fundy
The geographical shape of the Bay of Fundy result in the highest tides in the world. We arrived near low tide, which is the best time to see the rock formations. Hope you enjoy these photos.
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Flower pots and a chocolate river
I'm now in a new province, having left PEI behind. So welcome to New Brunswick folks.
To my total surprise and delight, whilst settling in at a new hostel, who should arrive but none other than Kimberly who I met at Charlottetown... how cool. And she's hired a car - what a bonus. So I've promptly invited myself out with her the next day.< … -
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Day 13 - Hopewell Rocks
We got up early so we could get to the Hopewell Rocks at low tide. We were one of the first cars through the gate. This worked to our favor because there were only a handful of people to clutter up our pictures. We had to go down a set of steps that is half under water at high tide. The rock formations resemble stemmed drinking glasses. The tidal …
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Bay of Fundy Adventures
Checked out of the Rodd Moncton after a semi-adequate breakfast, perhaps a half step up from a Super 8 breakfast. We then drove south from Moncton through a valley with nice but modest homes with views of the extremely muddy banks of the Petitcodiac River, also appropriately called the Chocolate River. We passed many Baptist churches in the country …
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Fundy
Today we experienced the largest tides in the world. We stopped in Alma in the morning at low tide on the way to the Hopewell Rocks. The hopewell rocks were very neat. We walked around on the ocean floor at low tide, with the rocks ...
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Day #12/13/14.....Our life as pioneers...
Day #12.. Alrighty...Today was a fun day, we woke up early so that we could head to the Hopewell Rocks that are only visible when the tides out. The constant changes of the tide direction leave enormous rocks standing on whittled little pedestales ...
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Hopewell Rocks, New Brunswick
Hopewell rocks is an area in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, that demonstrates the dramatic tides that flow in and out of the bay at regular intervals. We walked the ocean floor at noon when the tide was out. At around 2:00pm, the tide was ...
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Wow...was that the sun?!
... Plus we hoped that we could hitch a ride back with someone (we did. A nice couple from Alabama who loved Shasta). Anyway, Hopewell Rocks are the cool thing about Bay of Fundy - where you get to "walk on the ocean floor" and it's the place we ...
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Moncton
... . You will save a lot of money - eating out is expensive!! While in New Brunswick we spent some time to go and see the Hopewell Rocks to experience the highest tides in the world. I guess there isn't much you can do there to avoid the crowds. The ...
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Bay of Fundy day tour
... would not and so many were deported to Louisiana, hence the origin of the 'cajuns' in that area. Our first stop was hopewell rocks, an impressive coastline, consisting of towers of rock, shaped by the sea over millions of years. They were made of a ...
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Hopewell Rocks - Sandra's Dream Destination
... , NB was a strategic location for us to camp, because that was as far north as we needed to travel, before travelling down to Hopewell Rocks, NB - the locations where the rock formations are located - you know, the ones that you see if you look up, "Bay ...
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Today I left my Footprints on the Ocean Floor
... have fun by rolling up hill too! Check it out for yourself and decided if it is a natural optical illusion or a real phenomenon Onto Hopewell Rocks and the Bay of Fundy. This is the only place in the world that has a recorded 16 foot tide. We had ...
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Alma, the Hopewell Rocks and the largest tides
... see it at high and low tides and so I could do this I split it up over two days. The Flower Pot Rocks are located about 30-45mins outside of Alma at Hopewell Cape and when I arrived into Alma the tide was about four hours away from low tide. In light of ...
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New Brunswick
... a little tour of Saint John 'uptown' went in search of Anne of Green Gables - the video / dvd - to no avail. Day 2 New Brunswick - Fundy / Hopewell Rocks - The Hopewell Rocks are an interesting tidal formation. As it is in the Bay of Fundy, the tide ...
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