Things to find in New Brunswick

What the map holds here

• Bay of Fundy amethyst Gem & mineral ground
  The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides on Earth, up to sixteen metres, and twice a day they scour the basalt cliffs of the Nova Scotia shore and drop amethyst, agate and zeolite crystals onto the beaches. The shore around...
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• Oak Island and the Money Pit Legend
  The most famous treasure hunt on Earth. Since 1795, when three boys found a saucer-shaped depression under an old oak on this little island in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, people have dug for whatever lies at the bottom of the “Money...
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• The Dungarvon Whooper Legend
  New Brunswick’s best-known ghost. The story from the Miramichi lumber camps is that a young cook on the Dungarvon River was murdered for the money in his belt, buried in the snow by the crew, and that ever since a scream comes...
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• The Hopewell Rocks and the Fundy tides Legend
  The Bay of Fundy moves more water twice a day than every river on Earth combined, and the tide here runs up to sixteen metres. At Hopewell the sea has cut the cliff into free-standing flowerpot stacks with trees on top: at low...
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Every one of these is sourced

Each entry links to the record it came from. Access rules, permits and land status vary by country and are noted where the source states them, check locally before you go.