Dalhousie

From firmly-established, must-see spots to hidden gems slightly off the beaten path, the area around Dalhousie is wonderfully endowed with natural and cultural attractions. Maria, is 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the southwest, and New Richmond sits 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the west.

Discover the region's rich cultural makeup within New Brunswick's great history museums, art museums and theaters. Visitors seeking out spots to learn more about local spiritual beliefs, will enjoy visiting some of the area's cathedrals.

Take some time to relax in New Brunswick's waterways by going boating or canoeing. Pull on your woollen hat and mittens and enjoy skiing or cross-country skiing. These winter sports are popular with locals and visitors.

A way to discover the true nature of a place is by visiting the restaurants in the area. Try some dishes and get to know residents. Order a refreshing Cracked Canoe. This type of beer is popular amongst residents.

Much of New Brunswick acknowledges Canada Day on the 1st of July, so be prepared for changes to visitor attraction opening hours and increased demand for transport.

For those who intend on traveling by plane, it's good to remember that the closest major airport is Bathurst Airport, 40 miles (64 kilometers) to the southeast of Dalhousie.