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Fundy Discovery Site is one of the most convenient and accessible places to experience the incredible tidal phenomena of Canada’s Bay of Fundy – home to the highest tides on Earth!

10/16/2026

The changes of the season in Victoria Park 🍂🍁

One snow goose among all the Canada Geese and gulls.  Seems to feel quite at home with them.
10/15/2026

One snow goose among all the Canada Geese and gulls. Seems to feel quite at home with them.

Do the birds know something we don’t.  Find out for yourself, the bore will be rolling in at 2:39 this afternoon.  Be he...
10/13/2026

Do the birds know something we don’t. Find out for yourself, the bore will be rolling in at 2:39 this afternoon. Be here 20 minutes early so you don’t miss it.

As we wind down our 2026 season, we would like to say Thank you to all of our visitors this year from around the globe! ...
10/12/2026

As we wind down our 2026 season, we would like to say Thank you to all of our visitors this year from around the globe! You make our jobs easy ☺️

Bore time today is 1:58 pm (so be here for 1:30) - it looks like it will be a good one for this Thanksgiving Day. Hope to see you soon!

It's another beautiful morning at the Fundy Discovery Site.  The wind has died down and the Bore's are high.   Did you k...
10/11/2026

It's another beautiful morning at the Fundy Discovery Site. The wind has died down and the Bore's are high. Did you know that Nova Scotia has 56 Lighthouses? Why not pop into the Visitor Information Centre today to find out more and while you are here take in the power of Mother Nature as the Bore arrives at approximately 1:17 pm (be here by 1 pm). This is our last weekend of the season so come out, learn about the Bore, Nova Scotia Lighthouses, take a stroll on the Cobequid Trail and let the kids have some fun in our natural playground.

10/08/2026

Learn about what a Geopark is in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global ...

10/06/2026

Happy International Geodiversity Day! This year's global theme is "Geodiversity on our Doorstep"—and here along the Minas Basin, we are fortunate to step outside right into millions of years of Earth history.

From the dramatic basalt cliffs of Cape d'Or to the red sandstone of Five Islands and the fossil-bearing strata along the Parrsboro shore, our Geopark "doorstep" holds stories of supercontinents colliding, ancient volcanic flows, and the world's highest tides shaping our coastline every single day.

Geodiversity isn't just about ancient rocks; it's the foundation for our local ecosystems, our soil, our water systems, and the culture of Mi'kma'ki that has connected people to this landscape since time immemorial.

Where is your favorite piece of "doorstep geodiversity" within the Geopark? Drop a photo or your favorite local spot in the comments below! 📸👇

10/01/2026

October 1st marks Treaty Day in Nova Scotia, signaling the start of Mi'kmaw History Month across Mi'kma'ki.

On this day in 1752, the Mi'kmaq and the British Crown entered into a Treaty of Peace and Friendship that established an annual tradition of gathering to renew peace, friendship, and mutual respect. Unlike many other treaties across North America, the Peace and Friendship Treaties did not yield or surrender lands or resources; instead, they established how we must peacefully coexist.

As a UNESCO Global Geopark located within unceded Mi'kmaw territory, we recognize that we are all Treaty people. We remain committed to practicing Two-Eyed Seeing (Etuaptmumk), honoring Treaty rights, and working alongside Mi'kmaw partners to steward these lands and waters together.

We invite everyone to learn more about the Peace and Friendship Treaties and celebrate Mi'kmaw History Month by visiting the Union of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq: https://www.unsm.org/about-us/treaty-day

The Fundy Discovery Site recognizes today’s importance to take time and reflect on what Truth and Reconciliation means. ...
09/30/2026

The Fundy Discovery Site recognizes today’s importance to take time and reflect on what Truth and Reconciliation means. The bore’s remain high this week so why not take some time today to come out, walk along the river, reflect on the true meaning of Truth and Reconciliation for you, and catch the Bore at 3:15 (be here by 2:50)

Address

103 Tidal Bore Road
Truro, NS
B6L1T9

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19028976255

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