The power of the tide

• 4 out of 5 stars by tvordj from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
• October 16, 2010

Quote: The Bay of Fundy in Canada has some of the highest tides in the world. It is a body of water between the provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and on the New Brunswick side, there's a very interesting attraction called Hopewell Rocks that... Read the full Hopewell Rocks review

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Hopewell Cape and the Art of the Tides

• 4 out of 5 stars by BawBaw from West Virginia, West Virginia
• June 25, 2009

Quote: Imagine a shoreline with stark cliffs reaching into the sea. Include a mixed woodland full of assorted flora and fauna--all growing down to the cliff’s edge. Then add glimpses of trees dwarfed by their confinement to various nooks and crannies... Read the full Hopewell Rocks review

From journal Touring the Maritimes

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Hopewell Rocks

• 4 out of 5 stars by cabc23 from Boston, Massachusetts
• October 16, 2005

Quote: The next morning we visited Hopewell Rocks in Moncton. Make sure you check the tides before you go! There are activities to do during both high and low tides, but to be able to walk around the rock formations on the beach, you should visit between... Read the full Hopewell Rocks review

From journal Watch Out for the Tides!

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The Hopewell Rocks Ocean Tidal Exploration Site

• 4 out of 5 stars by J&J Reid from Whitby, Ontario
• August 25, 2002

Quote: It is possible to travel from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia to St. John, New Brunswick in six hours, but we were on vacation. We didn’t want to rush to our destination if it meant missing out on some of the sites we wanted to see. One of those sites,... Read the full Hopewell Rocks review

From journal Two nights in St. John (with a dog)

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