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This episode starts with an interview of Adam Wilkins and Leah Alexander, the driving force behind the Split Rock and Troy's Trail in Lorneville near Saint John. They take me on a tour of the Musquash Head Lighthouse and we hike Troy's Trail and the Black Beach Trail in the Musquash Estuary Nature Preserve. They talk about how their group (Explore Lorneville Inc.) is working with the Nature Conservancy of Canada on fundraising campaign to save the Musquash Head Lighthouse, transfer land for conservation/preservation, and maintain & improve the trails in the area. Please help out and donate today!
Donate here: www.natureconservancy.ca/splitrocktrail
Stay tuned to the Hiking NB Facebook and Instagram page for an upcoming contest as part of this fundraiser.
Keep updated on the Split Rock and Troy's Trail on their Facebook Group.
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In this episode I interview Bob and Judy Stone. Bob is the past coordinator of the Friends of Grand Manan Trails group. We discuss their favourite trails on Grand Manan, some history of the trails, and what brought them to the island.
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In this episode I hike up to Western Head on Grand Manan Island in New Brunswick with Eric Aubanel. Eric is the current President of the Friends of Grand Manan Trails organization. We discuss some strange and amazing trees that we see on our hike and others on the island. We talk about what kind of wildlife you may encounter on your hikes. We identify a few birds that we hear along the way and discuss what other birds you may encounter on your hikes of the island.
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In this episode I do my first interview. I hike to the top of Currie Mountain near Fredericton and talk to Toon Pronk about the geology across the province and how it relates to hiking trails.
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In this episode we take a quick hike on the K access trail to the Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail in wilderness in the northern part of New Brunswick. This 141 kilometre long trail has many access points making it ideal for section hiking it if you don't have the 7 to 10 days it would require to hike the whole thing. It rained and the mosquitos were really thick but the location was beautiful. While waiting under a tree for the rain to recede I was surprised by an animal who was just as surprised to see me.
I also explore the Otter campsite and teepee on the access trail as I lose my GPS and have to go back and find it.
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In this episode of the podcast we hike the Upper Salmon River Trail at Fundy National Park in New Brunswick. Our goal was to swim in Black Hole and then hike back the way we came. In the intro I discuss the trails at Fundy National Park and my recommendations for hiking at Fundy National Park, Mount Carleton Park and Grand Manan.
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In this weeks episode of the Explore Everywhere Podcast I take you with me as I visit 3 waterfalls in the woods around Bathurst, New Brunswick. The adventure starts as I am leaving Pabineau Falls, then I head deeper into the woods of northern New Brunswick to find Rainbow Falls and Buck Falls. Along the way I see some fascinating and exciting creatures and animals.
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I also discuss my SPOT device that I use for safety when I visit remote areas that are outside of the realm of cell reception.
This week we give you our top 10 recommendations for swimming waterfalls in the province of New Brunswick. We also provide other ideas for ways to beat the heat in summer.
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In this episode Vicki and I take two of the kids on a hike around the Chitticks Beach and Barnaby Head trails at New River Beach Provincial Park on the south coast of New Brunswick, Canada. The girls do a dramatic reading, in both official languages, of the interpretive sign at Chitticks Beach. We returned through the bog where everyone got their feet wet.
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Join me as I hike down to Seely Beach on the Fundy Footpath and camp for the night. I stay up way past everyone else who is camping there to take pictures of the stars. I also got up very early in the morning to take pictures of the sun rising over the Fundy Coast near Martin Head. On my hike back to the car I talk about the difference between the Fundy Trail Parkway, the Fundy Footpath and Fundy National Park.
For more information on this trail go to the Seely Beach Access Trail page.
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Your window to Outdoor Adventure. Join us as we explore hiking trails and paddling routes in New Brunswick, PEI (Prince Edward Island), Maine, Nova Scotia, and sometimes the rest of the world.…