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South of Moncton, where the Petitcodiac River flows into Shepody Bay, Hopewell Cape is famous for its red conglomerate cliffs out of which erosion has separated off picturesque rock formations, some topped with spruces, and a few balsam fir trees. At high tide, these rocks form small islands and when the sea withdraws you can see the strange effect of their bases having been worn away by the water. A striking sight in the morning light, but caution should be exercised.
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- The Green Guide14.7 km - 480 rue Centrale, Memramcook E4K 3S6
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Where to sleepnearby
- From CA$125The Artisan Suites684 m - 3923 Route 114, Hopewell Cape E4H 3J2
- From CA$75Fundy Rocks Motel4.66 km - 3471 Route 114, Hopewell Cape E4H 2G4
- From CA$129Maplehurst Manor Bed and Breakfast7.44 km - 5012 Main Street, Dorchester E4K 2Z2
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