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New
Brunswick
is most often the first
Atlantic Canada province
entered by visitors. It
is perhaps the most complex,
subtle and difficult to
get a handle on of the
four. With Newfoundland
and PEI being islands,
and Nova Scotia almost
surrounded by water, the
others have each a sharply
defined marine image.
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New Brunswick,
however, is made up of
many faces, and a bit
more difficult to define.
Being next door to the
well known appeals of
Nova Scotia and Prince
Edward Island has made
the province a bit overshadowed.
It has, however, been
left a beautiful, unspoiled
place to be explored.
It has,
so far, not been overrun
by tourists. This means
for visitors a genuine
experience, both of the
people you will meet and
places you visit. The
villages are real and
active, not maintained
for tourism purposes
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New Brunswick
is the sole province of
Atlantic Canada firmly
rooted as part of the
North American continent.
It is the only one of
the four with any size
of bikeable interior.
Water, however, is even
here a factor, as a great
deal it is focused around
the Saint John River.
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New
Brunswick Bicycle
Touring Regions
First
Glance:
Start off your exploration
of New Brunswick by first
acquainting yourself with
its touring
regions. This brief
introduction will give
you an overview of each
of 4 distinct areas of
the province, and how
they are suited for bicycling.
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Click
on the New Brunswick flag
to enter, read, and contribute
to the database |
New
Brunswick Cycling Route Database
Rating
the Roads: Every
highway in New Brunswick
has been evaluated for
cycling conditions.
The
New Brunswick Cycling
Route Database
is the repository of
collected observations
about cycling in the
province. Each roadway
has been reviewed for
scenery, traffic, and
connectability with
other routes. Click
on the New Brunswick
flag to enter, read,
and contribute to the
database.
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New
Brunswick Bicycle Tour
We
are happy to announce that
Explore
Magazine selected our last
event in New Brunswick as
one of Canada's top 40 guided
adventures!
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The 20th Annual ACBR is coming for the second time to New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy in 2007!
21st Atlantic Canada
Bicycle Rally
August 4-7, 2007
St. George, New Brunswick
The largest cycling event in Atlantic Canada is returning to New Brunswick in 2007!
..three days of food, fun and friendship with 150 recreational cyclists
Atlantic Canada Bicycle Rally
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Sugarloaf, just outside
Campbellton (photo:
NB
Tourism )
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New
Brunswick Cycling Links
New Brunswick
Bicycle Shops
Cycling repair and sales
outlets in New Brunswick
and throughout Atlantic
Canada are at:
Atlantic Canada Cycling
Shop Index
The
New Brunswick Tourism Guide
is free by calling:
1-800-561-0123 E-mail
nbtourism@gov.nb.ca
New
Brunswick Cycling Clubs
Thinking about joining or
riding with a New Brunswick
cycling club this season?
They are listed, with links
to others throughout Atlantic
Canada at:
New Brunswick Cycling
Club Directory
Atlantic
Canada Cycling Event Calendar
Tours and races going
on in New Brunswick and
Atlantic Canada are at the:
Atlantic Canada Cycling
Calendar
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