Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark

A UNESCO Global Geopark designation celebrates globally significant connections between geology, local communities, culture, and nature and when you visit the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark, you’ll discover the story of the coming together of the supercontinent Pangea – 300 million years ago – and its ripping apart 100 million years later!

From Debert to Apple River, follow the Bay of Fundy shoreline to explore the many attractions, experiences and geological wonders within the Geopark. You’ll see cliffs towering 300 feet over the world’s highest tides, spectacular provincial parks with hiking trails, views, and stunning rock formations, and experience welcoming Cliffs of Fundy Geopark communities.

The Bay of Fundy is home of the world’s highest tides which rise and fall quickly, forever shaping this unique landscape. While exploring the Geopark, keep a safe distance from the edge and base of cliffs, plan to return from the ocean floor 2-3 hours before high tide, always ensure the tide is going out before starting your coastline adventure, and be sure to check the Bay of Fundy tide times before visiting beaches and shoreline attractions in this region.