Walton Glen Gorge Falls

Woooooow. ça plante le décor, lolll.
L'observatoire des chutes Walton Glen George, se trouve sur le P15 du Fundy Trail Parkway.
Il est très facilement accessible et lorsque vous vous retrouvez dessus.le spectacle offert est impressionnant. On se sent minuscules, humbles et très chanceux d'admirer ces gorges.
Définitivement, l'idéal est un magnifique ciel bleu pour encore plus profiter du spectacle.
Je recommande très fortement!

Nof an easy hike. Narrow ledges, slippery rocks, wet roots. But well worth the effort. Trail gets much more difficult the closer you get to the falls.

Having seen many of the back country trails in the province, this one should be added to your list if you haven’t checked it out yet. That being said it is fairly steep and may not be for everybody. The park staff have done a good trail at forming the trail and delineating the trail with rocks, but it is quite steep. It isn’t overly long with just over an hour to the bottom off of the main trail. (Two adults with hiking experience) There are some areas where there is chain bolted into the rock to help you hold on, and in some areas there is quite the drop off beside the trail. So something to consider as there is only one way in and out. You want to be comfortable on your feet for this trail. That being said it is a very cool little piece of NB. At the bottom of the trail, the main marked trail ends and you will need to scramble across the river and head down river approximately 100m to get to the area where the photos are. You can’t see the narrow canyon from where the trail ends. To get to the narrowest spot, you will need to cross the river. Some people had water shoes which would be a good idea. The last pools is over waist deep so consider a towel if you want to swim the last pool, water is cold.

To get to the trail head you have to head to the Walton Glen Gorge lookout them you branch off to head down into the gorge. The branch off for the gorge is a small hike from the parking lot.

It's definitely worth the trip and the hike to the falls. Go after a heavy rain if possible.

Nice view at the observation deck. Eye of the needle trail was worth the better views if you can do it. Took just over an hour with 3 average adults and a 7,9 and 13 year old. Just had the kids between the adults so we could help/spot as needed.

We took the quickest trail which was 1.2 km one way. There are stairs to go down taking that trail as well.
For the most part it was an easy trail. Be sure to wear comfortable footwear and bring water!

Also know as marker P15 is a must stop within the biosphere. To get to the overlook you have to walk for about 1 km but it is an easy walk that runs in the woods and then on a trail all marked with blue markers and you will not get lost. When you get there you will be rewarded by a magnificent views that extend in all directions. You need to visit this spot.

Amazing view of the falls.
The viewing deck was high and the trail is easy. Lots of wild flowers.

The photo doesn't convey how beautiful it is there. Unfortunately, we couldn't find a way to get closer, so we were only able to see it from a viewpoint.

Great way to end, or start the day on the Fundy Trail Parkway. The platform overlooking the Gorge gives incredible views. If you go after heavy rain you see extra water falling from the cliffs.

It's hard to find the words to describe this place. Whether it's breathtaking, scenic, grandiose, or simply amazing! You'll have to come up with your own words once you take the short walk through the woods from the parking lot to the observation deck.

There are several waterfalls here, the most visible is epic in scale with water falling from a great height seemingly into the trees below.

The gorge is huge, and the views are worth the trek!

Definitely one of the busier spots to stop at, and a bit of a drive from the western entrance but well worth it!