itineraries

We’ve put together a selection of 2 day, full day and half day adventures for you to discover the best of Miramichi.

2 day Adventures

day 1

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day 1 〰️

9:00 am

Grab breakfast at 1809 restaurant then a specialty coffee at Creative Grounds.

10:00 aM

Fishing Experience with Miramichi Bay Outfitters- Pick up at Rodd Wharf.

12:00 PM

Lunch at Namaste Bistro

1:30 PM

Visit Middle Island Historic Park- Take
a walk around the interpretive Trail, or hang out on the beautiful sandy beach.

3:00 PM

Miramichi Treehouse and Camping - Spend the night in one of their treehouses

6:00 PM

Riverside Pub and Lounge

8:00 PM

Stop in for a pint at O’Donaghue’s
Irish Pub

day 2

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day 2 〰️

9:00 am

Wilson’s Point (located within the enclosure area)

11:00 aM

Beaubear’s Island Interpretive Centre

12:00 PM

Mill Cove Coffee

1:30 PM

Over the Cove Zipline at French Fort Cove. Enjoy a zip across the cove, and hike around the trails.

4:00 PM

Check in at Down East Comfort B&B

5:00 PM

Vera Kitchen and Bar - located at 84 Norton Lane

7:00 PM

Miramichi River Boat Tour - located at 84 Norton Lane

9:00 PM

Head to Apero Lounge or New Maritime Beer Company and grab a couple drinks.

FULL DAY ADVENTURES

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FULL DAY ADVENTURES 〰️

9:00 am

Breakfast at Goodie Shop Restaurant

10:00 aM

Visit the Historic Beaverbrook House

12:30 PM

The Lower Ledge Gastropub or Lower Ledge for lunch

2:00 PM

Tour of the Atlantic Salmon Museum

3:00 PM

Tour of the Doak House

4:00 PM

Check out the Priceville Footbridge

5:30 PM

Fall Brook Falls (gate closes at 8pm)

If you’re looking for a place to lay your head, Wilson’s Sporting Camp is the spot to be in the Boiestown area, or the beautiful Pond’s Resort.

half DAY ADVENTURES

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half DAY ADVENTURES 〰️

10:00 am

Breakfast at Cali Co CafΓ© 

11:00 aM

Tubing at Gallan’s tubing

1:00 PM

Lunch at Burke’s Diner

Thinking about spending a night in the area? Visit Nature’s Nest RV Camping! Nature’s Nest features 21 premium-sized, fully serviced RV sites nestled among small clusters throughout various elevations of the park.