In fact, over a quarter of a million people flock to this park each year to see the dramatic tides of the Bay of Fundy.

Anyone who wants to get a closer view of the new look of the Hopewell Rocks is being advised ... telling him to turn around. "When we turn around, that's what we see, is that Elephant Rock.

HOPEWELL CAPE ... owned natural attraction (better known as the Flowerpot Rocks or just the Rocks) and the guy who showed me around in the pouring rain and made me forget how cold and wet I ...

In New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy, one finds the famous Hopewell Rocks. Approximately every 12 hours and 13 minutes, the tides rise and fall between 46 and 54 feet, carving these incredible ...

Two peregrine falcon eggs have hatched at Hopewell Rocks and visitors should be able to see the baby birds from one of the park look-offs for the next six weeks. Kevin Snair, an interpretive guide at ...