Visit Hopewell Rocks Canada

The Fundy Tides are the highest in the world and here at Hopewell Rocks, they have carved four-story sculptures out of the rock, known as “flowerpots,” creating one of the marine wonders of the world, New Brunswick Canada.

Visit Hopewell Rocks Canada At the Hopewell Cave on the Bay of Fundy, Hopewell Rocks is one of the most unusual sights in the world. An onsite Interpretive Center helps to explain this geological phenomenon. There’s a variety of services that include an exciting multimedia exhibit of the Bay of Fundy. Exhibits go into detailed regarding the unique Fundy Ecosystem, as well as the cultural and human history of Albert County. Outside the Interpretive Center, hike a trail to the main viewing deck of the famous Flower Pot Rocks. What you’ll see here is New Brunswick’s icon, the natural wonder created by the tides of the Bay of Fundy. If you arrived at the time of day when there is a high tide, the flower pots are surrounded by water, and visitors enjoy canoeing or kayak around them. An extensive trail network connects a series of viewing decks located throughout the sight. Each deck location provides a unique vista of the bay. The Fundy tides are the highest in the world, and here at Hopewell Rocks, they carve four-storey sculptures out of the rock, creating one of the marine wonders of the world. Depending on the time of day you’re here, and the position of the moon, it will be either low or high tide, and that determines how much of the rock you’ll actually get to see. All visitors marvel at the change in the rocks as they walk on the ocean floor at low tide. Twice daily, 100 billion tons of salt water makes its way in and out of the bay. To best appreciate their magnitude, they should be viewed at both high and low tide. You can hike around the well marked grounds, or have a bite at the bistro by the bay. Join a guided tour, or study interpretive display panels on the viewing decks as you feast your eyes on the magnificent Hopewell Rocks.