Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park
\n<\/strong>The Hopewell Rocks, “Flowerpot Rocks”, are on the shores of the Bay of Fundy 47 km from Moncton.\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0At low tide, you can walk on the muddy surface which will be\u00a0 covered by up to 50 feet of water in just a few hours at high tide.\u00a0 The rocks stand 40 to 70 feet above the sea floor.<\/p>\n

From Tourism New Brunswick<\/a>, “Walk on the ocean floor in the shadows of the majestic flower-pot rocks, unique formations carved by erosion over thousands of years. Time and tide have carved from the cliffs and coves distinctive sandstone formations topped with trees. During periods of low tide, you can walk 2 km of beach and explore several coves.”\u00a0 \u00a0Here is the Park’s website.<\/a>\u00a0 Phone 877-734-3429
\n<\/a>Until recently the only way down to the sea floor was via 121 steps, but now a wheelchair accessible 60 metre ramp lets you ride to the North Beach.\u00a0 The “beach” itself is not negotiable by wheelchairs but there are plans to enlarge the concrete platform at the base of the ramp.\u00a0 Here is the CBC article and video<\/a> describing the ramp.<\/p>\n

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