Falcon Ridge Inn

03/20/2025

The Bay of Fundy from one of many hiking trails. Photo: Paul Gaudet

03/19/2025

Mother deer brought her little one to visit us today.

03/19/2025

03/15/2025

One km from here to the entrance to FNP...

03/13/2025

Caledonia Gorge... Just one of the spectacular hiking spots in our area... about a twenty minute drive from us. Photo credit Paul Gaudet

03/10/2025

Check out what Audley Travel says about us!
About 15% of our guests are British, and most of them book with Audley, as do some of our other guests.

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03/09/2025

We had some visitors today.

03/08/2025

Update! We now have no rooms left available on May 16th, 17th, 20th, 21st, 28th and 29th...
Do you know about our Early Bird Spring packages? Stay with us for three nights between May 14 and May 31 and receive passes for two for Hopewell Rocks and Fundy National Park. Only $549. Or if you can only stay two nights get the package with passes for the national park for only $355... Link to more details in comments below.

Beat the summer crowds!

03/03/2025

From our great Astro tourism partner... Thanks for the shout-out!

03/02/2025

Our view today. There is still quite a bit of snow around.

02/26/2025

02/17/2025

Did you know New Brunswick is a shining example of Canada's eastern provinces, boasting a stunning Atlantic coastline and bordered by Quebec to the west, Nova Scotia to the east, and the U.S. state of Maine to the south? This incredible province is teeming with diverse landscapes, from lush forests and winding rivers to breathtaking coastlines, and is rich in natural resources. Its capital, Fredericton, and other major cities like Saint John and Moncton, are hubs of activity. New Brunswick's bilingual population is a testament to its rich history, with both English and French being official languages. The economy is thriving, driven by innovative industries such as forestry, mining, fishing, and tourism. The province is also renowned for its vibrant cultural heritage, featuring a thriving arts and music scene, as well as historical sites. One of New Brunswick's most impressive attractions is the Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides. With its stunning parks, hiking trails, and coastal communities, this incredible province is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

02/12/2025

"Travellers have so many choices when it comes to destinations, but a little pre-trip planning can have a big difference. Do your research, think about your intentions, and what your personal impact will be. Kayaking versus jet skiing offers a very different experience. Before you set out, ask questions like: am I supporting the local economy? Am I making a positive difference to the local environment and culture?"

Jill Doucette, founder and CEO of Synergy Enterprises, shares insights on new trends in the tourism industry and why there’s reason to be optimistic about a sustainable future for travel

02/12/2025

Just one of many coves on the Bay of Fundy.
Photo: Paul Gaudet.

02/03/2025

If you didn't know that Fundy National Park and surrounds is a great place to see birds... Even more so in the summer!

🎉 Fundy’s 60th Christmas Bird Count (CBC) on December 20, 2024, was a great success!

A total of 47 observers recorded 784 birds from 47 different species in and around the park. 🐦🦅🦆

📊 Species diversity was near a record high!

⭐ The highest count remains 50 species, recorded in 2005.
⭐ In 60 years of counting, more than 45 species have been recorded on count day only five times!

🔎 Notable Observations:

🟢 First-ever Orange-crowned Warbler recorded in Alma.
🟢 Second-ever Carolina Wren found in Alma.
🟢 Canada Jay: While 365 Canada Jays have been recorded in Fundy’s CBC history, only five have been seen in the last 10 years.

🦉 Other Highlights: Winter Wren, Red-bellied Woodpecker, Northern Mockingbird, Black-backed Woodpecker, and Barred Owl.

🙏 A huge thank you to all the volunteers who contributed to another successful bird count!

📷: Dan Sinclair
📷🦉: Sébastien Benoît

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02/01/2025

Google Maps is causing more guests to find us every year. This is what zooming in on Alma looks like on Google Maps