TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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The Pioneer Tower is home to the famous Pioneer Tree, a unique masterpiece created entirely by our local artists. It symbolizes the nature and the forest of yesteryear, which seduced our pioneers to settle in this beautiful part of the country.
In addition, the Tower serves as a visitor information center during the summer to help you better discover our beautiful region.
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500 km of river riding without carry, all-inclusive or self-guided packages, moose sightings, bald eagles and wild Atlantic salmon… you won’t be disappointed!
Surrounded by the Acadian Forest, ride down the Restigouche River and its five main branches – the Gounamitz, Upsalquitch, Patapédia, Little Main and Kedgwick rivers, spend the night on a riverside campground, and fuel up on nature safely and hassle-free!
Don’t miss the Kedgwick Forestry Museum. The log camps, artifacts and loggers will bring unforgettable moments of a people with strong ties to the forest. Spend an afternoon or a few days and experience the life of the loggers of the time.
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Beautiful and well-maintained Catholic church and place of worship
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The Club is situated in Northwestern New Brunswick, approximately 43 kilometres (27 miles) from the mouth of the Kedgwick, and currently maintains two leases on the river. Members and guests access 64 salmon pools and 26 miles of wilderness fishing.
Cantine Yum Yum is located in Kedgwick, New Brunswick, and was founded in 1992. They serve excellent fast food, including poutine and crispy fries.
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Arcadia, place of reconciliation: this is the name given to the site by the Cooperative des Arcadiens. It is a place of meditation that includes various symbols.
Don’t miss this tourist attraction.
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