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QR codes on NB Trails website |
We have integrated QR codes into our website for the purpose of downloading our trail maps into your mobile phone.For an explanation of how to use QR codes click here.
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JOIN THE NATIONAL DIALOGUE ON RECREATIONAL TRAILS! |
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See how you can join the National Trails dialogue HERE! |
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Sentier NB Trails in the news! |
Grand Falls resident, Paul Plourde, makes history on the New Brunswick Trail System
Read the article from the Telegraph Journal at the following Link. |
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NB TRAILS WEBSITE PHOTO CONTEST |
The NB Trails website has recently been updated and includes Google maps of our trails in the province. Now we need YOU! Do you walk, hike or bike out trails? Do you enjoy the beautiful New-Brunswick Scenery? The next time you use our trails bring along your camera and take a picture of your favourite spot along our trails and send it in. If we use your photo on the website we will send you a NB Trails T-shirt. All photo contest winners will be put into a draw at the end of the summer to win a backpack and binoculars. All photos must be accompanied by the GPS coordinates of the location of the taken photo as well as the contest application form.
Contest rules
o All photos must be of a trail that is already on our website as a Google map.
o All photos must be sent with the GPS coordinates where the photo was taken. This is to be able to include it on the Google map at its exact location. If GPS coordinates are not included, photo is ineligible.
o Users may submit more than one photo but will only receive one t-shirt if multiple photos are used.
o The contest is continuous for the summer. All photos must be submitted by August 31st 2011 to be eligible for the final draw.
o By submitting a photo you are permitting NB Trails to use the photo on our website without NB Trails being subject to any copyright infringement.
Submissions may be made via email at
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. You can find the application for here. Again, by submitting your photo you are authorizing NB Trails to use your photo on their website to enhance the NB Trail system in Google Maps. NB Trails will have the right to use the image copyright free once it has been submitted. We thank all participants for their submissions! |
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Sentier NB Trail at the 2011 Wellness Fair at the Rodd River Resort in Miramichi, New Brunswick on June 16th. |
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New marketing Assistant summer student! |
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NB Trails has hired a student as Marketing Assistant for the summer. Jesse Travis has completed his first year of law at the University of New Brunswick. He will be assisting the Marketing and Promotions Coordinator during the very busy summer months. We look forward to working with Jesse and are happy to welcome him to the team! |
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International Trails Day a success!! |
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This year's International Trails Day was a success! Despite overcast weather in most of the province the activites went on as scheduled! Here is a picture of our colourful booth at the St Martins Showcase! it was a great day! more information about the success of the other activities is to come. |
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Maine Travel & Adventure Expo |
NB Trails executive director Poul Jorgensen attended the Maine Travel and Adventure expo on April 1, 2 and 3. He was there to help promote the International Appalachian Trail (IAT). Poul was staffing the information table alongside Walter Anderson from IAT Maine chapter, Dick Anderson founder of the IAT and Carl Lavigne, product development officer for NB tourism and Parks. We received an estimated 300 to 400 people visiting our booth and most of them left with some of our printed materials.
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International Trails Day! |
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The schedule for this year's International Trails Day will be available in the next few weeks! save the date of june 4th and bring your whole family to the many activities that will be happening all around the province! |
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Eel River Crossing joins NB Trails as a local trail sponsor |
Eel River Crossing is a proud new member of NB Trails. As a Local Trail Sponsor they now have access to the latest and best information on trails.
Eel River’s famous Trailwalk takes you for a walk with Mother Nature. This walk begins in the center of the village and takes us for a 2.5 km trek in our native woodland. A common place to begin the walk is on Église Street. From here, we begin our trek following Eel River for approximately 150 meters.
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Severe flooding on the Millville line |
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The New Brunswick Trails Council would like to announce that there is severe flooding on the Millville line and this trail is also closed to users. We are urging residents to stay off this trail. |
The New Brunswick Trails Council continues to urge residents to stay off the trails where there is localized flooding. Trails experiencing flooding are dangerous for trail users and residents should not attempt to cross any flooded areas. Initial trail inspections after the storm have identified over thirty areas along the St John River line and the Penniac line where washouts have occurred.
The Saint John line has four major washouts, two in the Hartland area, one at Acker Creek and one in Limestone Siding. The trail is impassable in these areas and residents should stay away. The Saint John River Trail is closed until further notice. The Penniac line has yet to be closely inspected since the water is still too high for NB Trails workers to get close to the damage.
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