Point Wolfe peninsula, accessible by a covered bridge spanning the river, stretches out for 10km/6mi from the entrance to Fundy National Park. The old, but still standing wooden dam is all that is left of the massive sawmill that used to retain the tree trunks at the mouth of the estuary. A charming path offers lovely views of the jagged pink cliffs and surrounding woodlands. When the shoreline is exposed at low tide, you can see all the creatures hidden beneath the sand and rock.