Fundy Shore Ecotour
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The Fundy Shore Ecotour is a scenic drive in the province of Nova Scotia. It runs from Broklyn, in Hants County, to Amherst, near the border with New Brunswick. The route goes along the shore of Chignecto Bay, Minas Basin, and Cobiquid Bay. The route overlaps with and extends the Glooscap Trail.
At Joggins there are fossil-rich cliffs from many millions of years ago.
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[edit] Communities
- River Hebert
- Joggins
- Advocate Harbour,
- Truro
- Onslow
- Glenholme
- Bass River
- Economy
- Five Islands
- Parrsboro
- Amherst
- Green Oaks
- Beaverbrook
- Clifton
- Old Barns
- Maitland
- Selma
- Noel Shore
- Densmore Mills
- Minasville
- Moose Brook
- Tennycape
- Walton
- Pembroke
- Cambridge
- Bramber
- Cheverie
- Kempt Shore
- Summerville
- Centre Burlington
- Brooklyn
[edit] Parks
- Cape Chignecto Provincial Park
- Five Islands Provincial park
[edit] Museums
- Fundy Geological Museum
- Joggins Fossil Cliffs and Centre.
[edit] Highways
- Nova Scotia Route 2
- Nova Scotia Route 215
- Nova Scotia Route 236
- Nova Scotia Route 242
- Nova Scotia Route 209
- Nova Scotia Route 302
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