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Oromocto River Watershed

Adventure Trails

Adventure trails within the Oromocto River Watershed are a series of scenic and nature-rich paths that allow visitors to explore the diverse landscapes, historical sites, and natural beauty of the region. These trails offer various levels of difficulty, making them accessible for hikers, walkers, and nature enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.

Each trail within the Oromocto River Watershed is rated for difficulty, with categories ranging from easy to mixed. In addition to difficulty, you’ll find essential details such as estimated walk time, distance, and accessibility information. Before setting out on your adventure, please review the latest trail updates and conditions below to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

White Rapids

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Hemlock Grove

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Scribner Brook

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Some key highlights of our trails include:

Enchanted Forests: Many trails take you through dense, serene forests filled with towering trees, offering a peaceful escape and opportunities to observe local wildlife.
Waterfalls and Streams: Along the trails, visitors can discover hidden waterfalls, streams, and tranquil water features that enhance the overall adventure and connection to nature.

Carrow Falls

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Pete Brook

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Clarendon Falls

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These adventure trails are crafted with the help of the Oromocto River Watershed Association volunteers and are designed to promote eco-friendly outdoor recreation, conservation, and an appreciation for the region’s natural wonders. The trails encourage both locals and visitors to experience the area’s beauty while contributing to its preservation.

South Branch Falls

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Raggedy Ass Falls

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Hubble Falls

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Some key highlights of the trails include:

Historical Landmarks: The trails also connect visitors to some of the region’s historical sites, such as areas tied to the early timber trade and settlements, allowing people to connect with the watershed’s rich cultural heritage.
Scenic Vistas: As the Oromocto Watershed is dotted with lakes, streams, and rolling hills, many trails lead to picturesque lookout points that offer breathtaking views of the landscape.
Wildlife Watching: The area is home to a variety of wildlife species, and adventurers often spot birds, deer, and other animals while traversing these trails.

Bald Mountain

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Sand Brook Falls

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Gateway Wetlands

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Oromocto River Watershed

Tips for your adventure!

Be Prepared

Make sure to bring the essentials—water, proper footwear, and a map—to ensure a safe and enjoyable hike

No Garbage

Help preserve the beauty of our trails by packing out everything you bring in and leaving no trace behind.

Share your Photos!

Capture and share your trail moments with us on social media using #ORWAdventures!

Check the Weather

Always check the latest weather forecast before hitting the trail to stay safe and dry.

$1.8M

In trail enhancements & accesibility

Trail Enhancement Projects

Over the past few years, the Oromocto River Watershed has seen significant investments in its trail network, with upwards of $1.8 million dedicated to enhancing your outdoor experience. These improvements include the creation of new trails and access paths, the construction of pedestrian bridges and safety barriers, as well as erosion control measures to protect the landscape. Parking lots have been upgraded, culverts replaced, and road access improved to ensure convenient and safe entry points for visitors. Upgrades to boat launches and the development of Smythe Bridge Park have further expanded opportunities for adventure. This ongoing commitment highlights the value placed on creating a sustainable and accessible trail system for everyone to enjoy.