Come Explore the Geopark with Us!

This learning experience offers participants a diverse and engaging exploration of uptown Saint John’s highlights in a condensed timeframe. By meeting at a vibrant on-site location, participants are immediately immersed in the dynamic atmosphere of the area.

As the tour sets off, participants can look forward to a well-rounded experience that touches upon various aspects of the region’s heritage, environmental concerns, and architectural wonders. From leisurely strolls along the picturesque waterfront to meandering through the charming streets of uptown Saint John, every step unveils new stories and insights.

Guided by knowledgeable presenters, participants will discover fascinating tales of the waterfront’s history, gaining a deeper appreciation for its significance as a hub of maritime activity. Discussions on climate change challenges underscore the pressing need for environmental stewardship, while insights into key architectural and geological points of interest offer a glimpse into the area’s rich tapestry of human and natural history.

Rated as “easy,” this tour is designed to accommodate participants of all ages and fitness levels, with a comfortable pace and plenty of stops along the way to take in the sights and sounds. Whether marveling at iconic landmarks or simply soaking in the ambiance of uptown Saint John, there’s something for everyone to enjoy during this 1.0-1.5 hour excursion. Guides and driver are complimentary

Meeting at the Area 506 Container Village sets the perfect tone for an immersive experience in the heart of uptown Saint John. As participants gather amidst the vibrant atmosphere, they’ll already be enveloped in the unique spirit of the area.

Embarking on a leisurely walk along the Saint John waterfront towards the iconic Reversing Falls site, the group will be treated to a rich tapestry of stories that weave together the past, present, and future of this historic region. From lesser-known shipping tales that speak to the area’s maritime heritage to insightful discussions on local climate change challenges, every step of the journey promises to be both enlightening and engaging.

As the presenter shares Indigenous legends passed down through generations, participants will gain a deeper appreciation for the profound connection between the land and its original stewards. These stories serve as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Indigenous peoples who have shaped the landscape for thousands of years.

Overall, this 2-hour tour offers a captivating blend of history, heritage, and natural beauty, providing participants with a deeper understanding of the area’s significance and inspiring them to cherish and protect it for future generations. Guides and driver are complimentary.

For those seeking a more casual experience, we have collaborated with partners of the Stonehammer UNESCO territory to incorporate travel along each of our five primary Trilobite Trails. Information about each location is available via our Google Maps Link, our new mobile App and with the use of QR codes available at partner locations along the way! These trails include accommodation options, local sustainable restaurants, local craftspeople as well as 11 unique museums. Participate in our passport program and have the chance to win a great prize!

Within the Saint John Area:

Trilobite Trail #1 – Central option – Fallsview Park, Uptown (NBM or walking tour), Fort Howe, Rockwood Park

Trilobite Trail #2 – Westside option – Reversing Falls, Seaside Park, Dominion Park, Irving Nature Park

Trilobite Trail #3 – NW option – Tucker Park, GB Westfield Brundage Point River Centre

Trilobite Trail #4 – SW option – Macphersons Beach, Lepreau Falls

Trilobite Trail #5 – E option – Reeds Beach, St Martins, Fundy Trail (add 2 hours)

Trilobite Trail #6 – NE option – Hampton Lighthouse River Centre, Norton Moosehorn Creek

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