Burntcoat Head Park

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With the world’s highest recorded tides, Burntcoat Head Park is a unique local stop, perfect for your day trip to Maitland!

Enjoy the trails available at the park and bask in the scenic views during both tides within six hours, truly becoming one with nature.

Photos: https://www.burntcoatheadpark.ca/

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