6 ways to see this coastline — from an hour on a paddleboard to a morning riding the sea floor. Small groups, local guides, and start times that follow the tide.
Waterfalls, slot canyons and clifftop lookouts
Set start times One of three slot canyons in Nova Scotia
A guided hike past waterfalls and old-growth forest into a 200-foot slot canyon — one of only three in the province — with George Fraser Falls waiting at the end of it.
Next start Thu, Oct 22 · 9:00 AM arrive 8:40 AM
Set start times Lookouts over one of the world's great coastlines
A guided hike to lookouts over the Three Sisters sea stacks, Eatonville Harbour, Andersons Cove and Squally Point, with the highest tides in the world working away below you.
Next start Thu, Oct 22 · 9:00 AM arrive 8:45 AM
Set start times A slot canyon and a locally sourced lunch
A guided hike through fault-sculpted cliffs to Ward Falls, into one of only two slot canyons in the Geopark, followed by handmade bread, local dulse and Nova Scotia kombucha.
Next start Sat, Oct 24 · 9:30 AM arrive 9:10 AM
Riding the sea floor at low water
Times follow low tide Ride the ocean floor at low tide
A guided fat bike loop through old-growth forest trails and out onto the sea floor itself — sculpted rock, tide ripples in the sand, and the Annapolis Valley across the water.
Next start Thu, Oct 22 · 3:00 PM arrive 2:40 PM
Paddle at your own pace
Sleep on the beach in the Geopark
By the night Sleep on the beach in the Geopark
Unserviced wooden tents right on the beach in the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark. Two twin mattresses, a screened window, a zipper door, and the sound of the highest tides in the world coming in overnight.
Cannot decide?
Every tour is customised to the group's interests and fitness. If a five kilometre ride sounds like your style, we know the route. If you meant fifty, that works too.
