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Returned from a 3 day hike on the eastern section of the Footpath, got out at Mccumber Brook , due to the pending Hurricane. Don<t think aluminum tent poles would have secured me from falling tree tops or limbs. Now safe at home. Met a few dedicated multi day hikers, and a young couple from US of A who described the trail as rugged, also a group from Gagetown. Lots of hikers this year, still awesome views and diversity of flora.
Lots of erosion at Dustin Brook due to wash out .

I was thinking more of an outline of a foot… It would look like a trail sketch leading in at the toes and out at the heel of a partial foot design.  The toes would represent the  ups and downs in and out of the many valleys and the inside curve would be that of the coast lines…

Centurion Point, the eastern cougar, the flying sqirrel ?

How about a sine wave representing the trail.... Joking but not far off the truth.

I think its a good Idea.

Has anyone tried using the McCumber brook access? I've gone there 5 times this summer and had no issues. Almost made it all the way in my Jetta TDI.

Hoping to hike the Fundy Footpath in its entirety this upcoming week and was wondering if another group would like to:
a) work out a carpool with us, we're flexible and can work out the details; or
b) split the cost of the Adair Lodge shuttle ($220 for up to 4 people) to get us back to our cars.
Hope to start the hike on Tuesday/Wednesday but again, we're flexible. Totally cool with hiking in separate groups, we just want to have a way back to our car!
Let us know if you're interested, or if you can recommend any good restaurants/breweries in the area. =}
Best,
-Sean and Jess

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Hi Trail users and builders,

Fundy National Park is hosting 'sustainable' trail workshop as part of the IMBA (International Mountain Biking Association) cross country tour.  It is happening in Alma on August 13th.  The day consists of a morning in-class session followed by an outdoor trail building exercise in the afternoon.  There is no cost for the workshop.  Lunch may be provided (an update will be made soon the website). 

Please register for this event at the IMBA website.

This is a great opportunity to learn about how to build sustainable multi-use trails.  To learn more about this workshop and IMBA visit.  http://www.imba.com/canada/index.html

To register for the event see:
http://www.imba.com/canada/programs/tcc_canada.html

There is a limit to the number of participants.  So register soon.

Cheers,
Matt

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