Patrick Xu

Very large a park, a lot of trails. To be exact 116 trails, according to Alltrails. We just did a detour on our way from Moncton to Saint John, added about 100km to our original trip. Spent a couple of hours there, just picked up a few spots from the park map to visit. A beautiful park.

A very popular, caltural diversified shopping, food tour place. Many goodies. Attractive atmosphere. Just take a stroll at leisure, your mood would be lifted up.

The city view was breathtaking, the Chalet was magnificent. All side trails were closed. The main trail did not have any shade, it was a hot day at the end of May, felt like over 30 °c. The scenery around the pond was beautiful.

It is more of a camping or kayaking place. The trails are short and boring. Walked the waterfront trail, which is abot 3km in a loop. Abundant picnic tables, picnic shelters washrooms. The weather was a little chilly with about 45 gust wind. The place was not busy on a weekday.

The air, after a rain, was fresh. The clouds were light in the east and dark in the west. Planed to go west from the Port Union waterfront Park to the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail/East Point Park Bird Sanctuary, but the trail was closed from the halfway point to the bridge. Went from the East Point Park Bird Sanctuary parking lot to Lawrence through the Lower Highland Creek Park and back. The walk was delightful.