NB Trails & Stonehammer Geopark IAT Presentation June 2014
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The document discusses trails and geological sites in New Brunswick, Canada. It mentions that existing trails are in good condition, and new funding was announced for trails. There is also future planning to extend the International Appalachian Trail in New Brunswick. It discusses the potential to add a southern route through important geological formations in southern New Brunswick. It lists several specific trails and sites of interest in the province, as well as potential economic partners related to trails, including the Trans Canada Trail and Stonehammer Geopark.
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