Places to Visit & Things to Do - Moncton

Ballet by the Ocean Returns for 2026 Season with Dance, Food, and Stunning New Brunswick Views

Published by To Do Canada On June 11, 2026 1 Response

Atlantic Ballet Atlantique Canada is bringing back Ballet by the Ocean for its sixth season, offering audiences a one-of-a-kind experience that blends live dance, gourmet food, and… Read more »

Zip Zag Zip: Take a Thrilling Trip Across Saint John River Gorge and Waterfall

Published by To Do Canada On June 3, 2026 Leave a response

If you live in Northern New Brunswick or are planning a trip there, then high on your itinerary list has to be Zip Zag Zip Lining, located… Read more »

10 Small Towns and Cities to Add to Your New Brunswick Itinerary

Published by To Do Canada On April 24, 2026 12 Responses

From the Quebec border to the Acadian Peninsula and to the Bay of Funday, New Brunswick offers a lot of adventures. A great way to start is… Read more »

Sugar Bushes and Maple Sugar Shacks to Visit in New Brunswick – 2026 Season

Published by To Do Canada On February 26, 2026 Leave a response

Enjoy delectable, sweet treats as you wait for spring at one of the many sugar bushes located across New Brunswick. You can tour the forests, see how… Read more »

Devil’s Oven Ice Caves: A Winter Day Trip to Towering Ice Curtains From Fredericton

Published by To Do Canada On February 5, 2026 Leave a response

Hidden in the Lower Saint John River Valley, Devil’s Oven Ice Caves reveal a mesmerizing frozen world. Towering ice curtains form through a relentless thaw-freeze cycle, inviting… Read more »

Parlee Brook Amphitheatre Trail: Nature’s Ice Cathedral Between Moncton & Fredericton

Published by To Do Canada On February 4, 2026 Leave a response

South of Sussex awaits one of New Brunswick’s most rewarding hikes. To top off the rewards, this hike is also simple, easy enough for kids, and suitable… Read more »

Things to Do During 2026 Winter in New Brunswick – Winter Festivals & Outdoor Fun

Published by To Do Canada On January 7, 2026 Leave a response

It’s a fact that New Brunswick gets hit with the most snow in the Canadian Maritimes each year. While the “Grinch-y” warmer winter experienced so far this… Read more »

Winter Hikes: Spectacular Ice Caves & Frozen Waterfalls to See in New Brunswick

Published by Atlantic Canada On January 7, 2026 Leave a response

This winter you can take a few short hikes to reach breathtaking views of the beautiful waterfalls across New Brunswick that have been frozen in time by the cold winter air. The following trails have a waterfall or ice caves as part of their winter offerings, and if the weather is cold enough, you can see spectacular (and unique) ice formations.

Magical Christmas Light Displays in New Brunswick

Published by Atlantic Canada On November 24, 2025 1 Response

Home to iconic light displays the holidays in New Brunswick are seriously lit. While every community is home to its own favourite light displays, some are worth… Read more »

25+ Haunted Attractions & Halloween Activities in New Brunswick

Published by Atlantic Canada On October 8, 2025 Leave a response

The month of October is here, so you should be getting ready for some scares because Halloween will be here before you know it. New Brunswick hosts… Read more »

10 Fall Getaways in New Brunswick

Published by To Do Canada On September 19, 2025 1 Response

As green gives to reds, yellows and oranges, it’s a little chillier and the days are shorter, but that is no excuse not to enjoy fall in New Brunswick! Here are ten getaways in the province, best experienced during this time of change.

10 Awesome Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in New Brunswick

Published by To Do Canada On September 16, 2025 Leave a response

Fall in the Maritimes means beauty is to be found everywhere: the leaves are turning, the days are shorter, and the weather is slightly chillier. This also… Read more »

U-Pick Apple Orchards in New Brunswick

Published by Atlantic Canada On August 27, 2025 Leave a response

There are so many wonderful apple U-picks around New Brunswick. From September to early November, you can spend a crisp fall day, exploring orchards, picking apples, and… Read more »

Discover Shediac This Summer: Nature Walks, Coastal Views, and Fresh Lobster Delights

Published by To Do Canada On July 14, 2025 Leave a response

Shediac offers a perfect summer escape with beach days at Parlee Beach, fresh lobster dining, and rich Acadian culture. Explore scenic trails, vibrant local markets, and unique attractions like the Giant Lobster sculpture. Enjoy live music, historic sites, art events, and a drive-in movie night. Make the most of your trip by combining coastal adventures with authentic seafood and lively downtown experiences.