International Appalachian Trail

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This trail runs from Maine to Newfoundland. A portion of the trail enters New Brunswick at Perth-Andover.

Throughout the 274km hike, there are hardwood and softwood trees, wildflowers, streams, and animals to be seen.

Photos: Google Street View; https://tourismnewbrunswick.ca/listing/international-appalachian-trail-tide-head-perth-andover

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