1. Lepreau Falls Provincial Park- witness the effects of erosion with Eastern Outdoors
2. Grand Bay-Westfield Brundage Point River Centre -learn about the St. John River creation story through interpretation panels
3. Irving Nature Park -  learn about the Ice Age and how it impacted the landscape and people either through self guided hikes or with an interpreter
4. Dominion Park – kayak with Go Fundy Events to see the stramatolites on the cliff sides hugging the river
5. Reversing Rapids – here there are two geological stories to learn, the colliding of the two continents which is best viewed by boat and the waterfalls story interpreted while zipping

7. Tucker Park – the only geosite where you can find Devonian rocks in Stonehammer through self guided exploration 

8. Uptown Saint John – many buildings are built with New Brunswick Stone, explore on your own or visit the New Brunswick Museum to buy Rebuilt in Stone

10. St. Martins - the best geosite to explore either on your own or on a guided kayak or hiking tour to learn how caves are created
11. Fundy Trail Parkway - has the unique story of the opening of the Atlantic Ocean which can be seen from one of the parkway’s amazing lookouts

12. Norton Moosehorn Creek- the perfect geosite for self guided tour that has you walking through a covered bridge