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A group of people in cold weather attire hike along the ocean floor at low tide
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People walk on the ocean floor with an island in the background
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A person walks toward the camera, away from tall, brown, rock formations and cliffs while the tide is out and ocean floor is visible in the Bay of Fundy.

Get ready to witness the stunning beauty of the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark, located along the Bay of Fundy coast in Nova Scotia. Marvel at the towering red sandstone cliffs that feature breathtaking patterns carved by nature!

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Two people stand in a rocky arch on the beach

Take a guided coastal hiking tour at low tide within the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark to the Clarke Head Arch which dwarfs anyone approaching this natural wonder.

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Two visitors look at a book with an Interpreter at Pier 21
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Blacksmith for a Day
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A person in period costume throws pottery while two children in period costume watch
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Two people paddleboard in the Bay of Fundy with an island in the distance
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A group of hikers stand with their guide on a viewing platform overlooking dramatic cliffs and blue green waters in the Bay of Fundy
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A large, narrow area of land with tall cliffs juts out into the blue water of the Bay of Fundy.

Distant enough to be somewhat mysterious, this boat tour will take you to Isle Haute which is not only surrounded by Bay of Fundy tides but by mist, legends and 100-meter-high towering pillars of basalt lava emerging out of the water.

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