What to do in New Brunswick this Fall
As the warm hues of summer fade away, New Brunswick transforms into a breathtaking masterpiece of fall beauty.
Charlotte's Family Orchard - Gagetown
TThe crisp air, vibrant foliage, and a sense of anticipation make it the perfect time to explore our enchanting Canadian province. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a thrill seeker, or just looking for a new adventure this autumn, New Brunswick offers an abundance of activities and sights. Join us as we unveil the hidden gems of what to do in New Brunswick this fall that await you.
Apple Picking
Mackay Apple Orchard - Kingston Parish
The orchards are opening and ready for picking! Grab your friends and loved ones for a lovely stroll at some of New Brunswick’s most picturesque spots. From plucking apples straight from the branch to tasting the delicious cider, pies and other treats made from these locally grown fruits, this fall tradition will soon become a favourite of yours.
Verger Haut Tilley Road - Tracadie
Belliveau Verger Orchard - Memramcook
Cameron's Apple Orchard - Gagetown
Mackay Apple Orchard - Kingston Parish
La Fleur du Pommier - Cocagne
Everett Family Orchard - Fredericton
Charlotte's Family Orchard - Gagetown
Dukeshire's Apples Orchard Shade Farms - Northampton
Gilbert Farm Ltd - Burton
River View Orchard - Keswick
Visit a Halloween Haunt
Fletchers Farm - Miramichi
Ready to get your heart racing with a visit to the dead? Across the province there are ghost tours, scary stories, haunted houses, and spooky corn mazes waiting for you… if you dare! For those who seek a dose of adrenaline and a touch of eerie excitement, this fall presents a chance to explore New Brunswick’s haunted attractions.
Trueman Blueberry Farms - Aulac
Calithumpians Haunted Hike - Fredericton
The Phantom of the Baie des Chaleurs - Caraquet
Scare to Care - Saint John
The Dungarvon Whooper - Blackville
Rebecca’s Concrete Grave - Moncton
Gray's Island Cemetery - Hillsborough
APEGNB Freddy Fright Fest - Fredericton
Saint John Zombie Walk - Saint John
Green Pig - Salisbury
Fletchers Farm - Miramichi
Enjoy the Fall Colours
Mount Carleton Provincial Park - Saint-Quentin
All of New Brunswick is about to erupt in a riot of colours as the leaves turn into brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold. Pack your hiking boots and embark on a journey through the province's many hiking trails. From spots along the Fundy Footpath to the Appalachian Mountain Range, and all the hidden waterfalls and trails in between, there are countless ways to take in the autumn beauty of Atlantic Canada. Here are a few of our favourites.
Miscou Island Peat Bog Boardwalk - Miscou Island
Bog Trail - Kouchibouguac National Park
Turtle Mountain Trail - Grand-Bay Westfield
Mount Carleton Provincial Park - Saint-Quentin
Shiktehawk Stream Trail - Florenceville-Bristol
Laverty Falls - Fundy National Park
Sugarloaf Mountain Trail - Atholville
Sheldon Point Trail in Irving Nature Park - Saint John
Chamcook Mountain - St. Andrews
Lepreau Falls Provincial Park - Lepreau
Go for a Paddle
Second Nature Outdoors - Fredericton/Oromocto
New Brunswick's waterways offer a serene escape for paddling enthusiasts, especially when accompanied by the fiery hues of fall. Paddle through the meandering channels and coastal lagoons, surrounded by colourful forests and an abundance of wildlife. Keep an eye out for migratory birds and seals as you explore the diverse ecosystems. Experience nature's beauty from a unique vantage point with these paddling adventures.
Bay of Fundy Adventures - St. Martins
Baymount Outdoor Adventures - Hopewell Cape
Elmhurst Outdoors - Erbs Cove
Kasakayak - Saint-Joseph-de-Madawaska
Kayak Fundy Fresh Air Adventure - Alma
Kayak Peninsule - Alderwood
Wilson’s Camps - McNamee
River Bay Adventures - Saint John
Seascape Kayak Tours - Deer Island
Second Nature Outdoors - Fredericton/Oromocto
Shediac Paddle Shop - Shediac
Still Water Paddle Stand - Bouctouche Bay
Mountain Biking
Poley Mountain Bike Park - Sussex
As the leaves turn and the trails become an artist's palette of colour, mountain biking enthusiasts find themselves in a two-wheeled paradise. Discover trails that wind through forests, offering breathtaking views and exhilarating descents. To find out more about where you can discover new trails, go to Mountain Bike Atlantic for every trail in Atlantic Canada.
Mountain Bike Minto - Minto
Sugarloaf Bike Park - Atholville
Poley Mountain Bike Park - Sussex
White Rock Recreation Area - Hillsborough
Festivals and Events this Autumn
Indulge Food & Wine Festival - St. Andrews
Fall is a very special time of year, and is always jam packed with festivals, fairs, and of course, music! We have been out and about and have narrowed down the absolute MUST visit events for this fall. Some may be in your home town or across the province, but we promise you will not be disappointed by any of these amazing New Brunswick held events.
The Grande Grouille Pumpkin Festival - Edmundston Oct 3-6
Harvest Music Fest - Fredericton Sept 10-15
Annual Harvest Fest - Bathurst Sept 21
Atlantic Balloon Fiesta - Sussex Sept 8-5
Kings Landing Thanksgiving Weekend - Prince William Oct 12-13
Atlantic Canadian Craft Brew Fest - Moncton Oct 19
Cranberry Festival - Chaleur Oct 19
Indulge Food & Wine Festival - St. Andrews Oct 16-20
Oktoberfest des Acadiens - Bertrand Aug 30-Sept 1
Getting Ready for Autumn
From decorating your house with the latest fall trends to switching out your summer clothes to winter warmth, it can be quite tiresome getting ready for the changing seasons. Be sure to shop locally this year when picking out your new home decor and updating your wardrobe. We have hand selected dozens of New Brunswick made products to make this Fall a memorable one.
As summer bids adieu, New Brunswick extends a warm invitation to experience the magic of fall. From awe-inspiring hikes through vibrant forests to embracing the maritime charm of coastal towns, this province offers an array of experiences that capture the essence of the season. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, indulge in local flavours, and create cherished memories that will forever be associated with the captivating fall charm of New Brunswick.