The New Brunswick Trails Council and local trails sponsors are selling memberships to their organizations at a cost of $20 per year. This entitles you to newsletters, a lapel pin and discounts at various retailers around the province. If you would like to support the volunteer trail movement in New Brunswick, contact them at 506-459-1931 for further information.

"I visualized a trail that would connect two countries and cultures, link a state and two provinces and traverse two major watersheds -- the Gulf of Maine and the Gulf of St. Lawrence."   - Dick Anderson

The Dobson Trail provides an opportunity for outdoor aficionados to explore the wonders of the New Brunswick wilderness. It is comprised of nine distinct sections stretched over 58 km between Moncton/Riverview and Fundy National Park. It is a section of the National Trail, a hiking-only alternative to the Trans Canada Trail. Trail surface: Some gravel, mud, sand and lots of roots. Difficulty rating: Some challenging sections, lots of intermediate and easy sections. A trail guide complete with a waterproof map are available at most local bookstores and from:      Fundy Trail Hiking Inc.      Mr. A. Edwin Melanson      71 Derby Street      Moncton, N.B.      E1C 6Y8

The Fundy Footpath is one of the last remaining coastal wilderness areas between Florida and Labrador, the views and wilderness experience are spectacular!  The trail is blazed with white blazes and are according to Appalachian Trail standards.  The campsites are primitive, water treatment is necessary, fires are not permitted, and a backpacker stove is recommended.