Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick: Tidal Erosion

Hopewell Rocks is a geological formation in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, Canada. It is a series of giant sandstone sea stacks that are exposed at low tide. The rocks are up to 60 meters (200 feet) tall and are shaped by the tides, which flow in and out of the Bay of Fundy twice a day.

Visitor fee:

• Adults: CA$28.95
• Seniors (65+): CA$25.95
• Children (6-12): CA$17.95
• Children (5 and under): Free
• Family pass (2 adults + 2 children): CA$89.95

Transportation:

• By car: Hopewell Rocks is located at 7000 149 Street, Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick. There is parking available at the park for a fee.
• By bus: There are several bus routes that stop near Hopewell Rocks. The closest bus stop is at the Hopewell Cape Visitor Centre.

Things to do:

• Explore the Hopewell Rocks at low tide.
• Hike to the top of the rocks for stunning views of the Bay of Fundy.
• Visit the Hopewell Rocks Interpretive Centre, which has exhibits about the geology of the rocks and the history of the area.
• Take a boat tour of the Bay of Fundy.
• Go kayaking or whale watching.
• Have a picnic on the beach.

List of Activities:

• Hiking: There are several hiking trails at Hopewell Rocks, including a trail that leads to the top of the rocks.
• Boat tours: There are several boat tours that offer views of the Hopewell Rocks and the Bay of Fundy.
• Kayaking: Kayaking is a great way to explore the Bay of Fundy and get up close to the Hopewell Rocks.
• Whale watching: Whale watching is a popular activity in the Bay of Fundy, as many whales migrate through the area each year.
• Picnic: There is a picnic area at Hopewell Rocks, where you can enjoy a meal with stunning views of the Bay of Fundy.

Why people enjoy coming here:
People enjoy coming to Hopewell Rocks for a variety of reasons. Some people enjoy the natural beauty of the rocks, while others enjoy the hiking, boat tours, and whale watching. The rocks are also a popular destination for photographers.

How old is this place:
The Hopewell Rocks are about 200 million years old. They were formed when sand dunes were buried by sediment and then compressed over time. The rocks are constantly being eroded by the tides, which is why they are constantly changing shape.

Additional nearby attractions:

• Fundy National Park: Fundy National Park is a beautiful park located near Hopewell Rocks. The park has a variety of hiking trails, waterfalls, and a scenic railway.
• Oyster Bed Island: Oyster Bed Island is a small island located in the Bay of Fundy. The island is known for its oysters, which are some of the best in the world.
• St. Andrews By-the-Sea: St. Andrews By-the-Sea is a charming town located near Hopewell Rocks. The town has a historic downtown, beaches, and a golf course.