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A couple of waterfalls we have visited over the years. Some older videos and some recent ones.

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Big Pokiok Falls

The Big Pokiok Falls are very easy to find. Take exit 231 coming from Fredericton and turn towards Nackawick. Turn right after crossing the Pokiok stream. This road turns to gravel shortly into it, take caution as this is an logging road beware the you may encounter a pulp truck hauling lumber on this road. Continue on this road you will pass under the route 2. Keep driving for roughly 3 km and you will come to a the park sign the road to the left goes to a small parking area near the Hiker's Dream Trail head. However if you drive pass the sign continuing straight for a small distance you will cross a small bridge just pass the bridge on the right is parking for the Stream side trail there is also a shelter. The Stream side trail has some very beautiful waterfalls. All trails are well marked with markers on the trails are picnic tables and camp-sites. This park is great for fishing, bird watching hiking and we also seen a mink.

Clarendon Brook Falls

Latitude/Longitude: N 45° 29.610 / W 066° 27.474

Clarendon Brook Falls is located in Queens county NB and is part of the Clarendon Brook,Back Stream,and South Oromocto River system. The Carendon Brook Falls are easy located along the side of highway 101 in Wirral NB, a small rural community nestled between Hoyt and Welsford NB. There appears to be a well-traveled path on the left hand side to the bottom of the falls, however at time of this visit it appeared pretty ice and slippery, as I didn't feel like cracking my head open at the bottom of the falls on one of the large boulders so I decided not to wonder down the trail. (no broken bones or cracked open heads...lol)

Howland Falls

Howland Falls is located in Bear Island NB
45°55'41.4"N 67°01'09.5"W
To see this waterfall, drive about 1 km up the Scotch Lake Road in Bear Island. Just before the bridge you will find a place to park on the left. The trail is pretty obvious on the opposite side of the road facing back from the bridge. Its not a bad trail, but has a pretty good slope near the bottom. People often use this Falls for a swimming place in the summer time.

Howland Falls, is an 11-meter high tiered waterfall. The falls are very picturesque however the last few times we visited it was being taking over with peoples garbage, beer cans bottles and old blankets. Always take out more than you bring.

Beautiful, tranquil falls with a pretty nice deep pool at its base.

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