In Sugarloaf Provincial Park
situated in the
Northern Appalachian Mountains
in New Brunswick, Canada,
lies The Sugarloaf Mountain,
All levels of hiking abilities in this park.
My daughter and I did the hike up,
1000 ft. to the summit.
We did this hike in the month of May.
It had been on my bucket list.
The hike up to the summit is steep.
Steeper than we had imagined.
It was a challenge to do this hike
but worth the effort.
Below the road into the Park.
Below is the Terry Fox trail.
A pleasant 4.5km walking trail around
the base of the mountain
on a well groomed path of crushed stone.
We start out on this trail, a short distance,
to get to the hiking trail.
Here I am, at the start
under the N.B. flag.
A wire to hold on
over the rocks
Suzanne waiting for me.
I was in my late 60s
when we did this hike.
At the Summit
At the top there's a lookout.
Built out over the mountain...
Built out over the mountain...
It took me a while to go on it.
I felt dizzy at this point.
A fantastic view of the town of
Campbelltown, New Brunswick, below
and Quebec with the Appalachian mountains.
The Restigouche River flows
into the Baie des Chaleur (Chaleur Bay) and
the Van Horne Bridge.
The Restigouche River flows
into the Baie des Chaleur (Chaleur Bay) and
the Van Horne Bridge.
flowing down to the Gaspé coast.
Part of the bridge, mountains below.
The Canadian Flag at the summit.
Also at the Summit:
A plaque honouring our fallen solders.
and 3 RCMP officers killed on duty
in Moncton, New Brunswick.
and 3 RCMP officers killed on duty
in Moncton, New Brunswick.
En Français
With clouds moving in,
We started our hike down.
Lichen.
We did this hike in May
some snow.
Come on Mom...
animal tracks
After arriving at the bottom,
we did the remainder
of the Terry Fox trail,
4.5km trail at
the base of the mountain.
4.5km trail at
the base of the mountain.
No climbing, just flat surface.
It was our way of winding down.
I have walked this trail a few time before.
It was quite the adventure,
of my Bucket List.
Below, The Van Horne Bridge
connecting Quebec with Campbellton,
New Brunswick.
(photo from the web.)
of my Bucket List.
Below, The Van Horne Bridge
connecting Quebec with Campbellton,
New Brunswick.
(photo from the web.)
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