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City
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Regional
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Snowmobile Trail
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HIT THE TRAILS with friends.
Glide through freshly fallen snow. Relax in a hotel or cosy cabin once darkness
falls. It's winter adventure just the way you want it. Northern Snowmobile Odyssey,
your guide to Atlantic Canada's Premiere Snowmobile Adventure. Over 1000 km (625 miles). 1
Ultimate Ride. It's a rush... a White Gold Rush! For your free winter vacation
planning kit and snowmobile trail map.
Visit www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca
Permit information 1-506-325-2625
Consult www.nbfsc.com
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New
Brunswick Trail
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The Restigouche Trail is part of the Sentier NB Trail, a 2000-km
all-season, shared-use recreational trail connecting communities
throughout the province. The trail follows the Restigouche River
near streams, fields and forests. In Atholville, there is the Margaret
Doyle Lookout, great for bird watching. The trail connects with
the Trans-Canada Trail, a national trail connecting east to west.
It is a multi-purpose trail used for walking, cycling, horseback
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Appalachian
Range Route
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The
International Apalachial Trail connects the high points in Maine
(Mount Katahdin). New Brunswick (Mount Carleton) and the Gaspé
Peninsula (Mount Jaques Cartier). Acess points are: The Eco-Restigouche
Center in Kedgwick and Glenwood Park, the first provincial in
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Restigouche
River
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The historic Restigouche River is renowned worldwide for its salmon
fishing, but the river holds as much excitement for the canoeist,
photographer or outdoor enthusiast. The brightly tinted maple leaves
herald the approach of autumn, one of the most beautiful times of
year in the Restigouche region. For the experience of a lifetime,
try "running the river", a classic two-day canoe trip
from Kedgwick to Tide Head. It is a 57-mile journey through paradise.
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