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Rural Community of

Upper Miramichi

The Rural Community of Upper Miramichi spans the world-famous Miramichi River, its streams and tributaries. Historic
communities such as Boiestown, Astle, New Bandon, Ludlow, Taxis River, Bloomfield, and Holtville are scattered along
this majestic river. These small communities allow you to experience the lives of our ancestors, all the while exploring our
forests and magical shores — A world-famous Atlantic salmon fishing river unspoiled by factories and mills, protected by
our communities.
Cast your line on our river, sleep in famous fishing lodges, canoe our
rippling waters, explore our forests, saunter along our shores, admire the Local Attractions
structure of the Nelson Hollow Bridge, the only remaining bridge with a • Nelson Hollow Bridge
cottage roof, lie under the stars on a 650-foot long swinging bridge, walk or • Priceville Footbridge
bike our magnificent trail system, view fish jumping Porter Brook Falls, or • Porter Cove Bridge
meet the characters of our forest at the Central New Brunswick Woodmen’s • Woodmen’s Museum
Museum. Discover the cathedral Red Pines at the Upper Miramichi • Upper Miramichi Community Park
Community Park while the kids explore the playground. • Cookhouse Shore
The Rural Community of Upper Miramichi partnered with our local • Porter Brook Falls
Miramichi River Tourism Association to host the first “River Stop” at the • Fall Brook Falls
Priceville Footbridge. “River Stops” give visitors the opportunity to view
the Miramichi River, all the while, learning about our heritage.
Upper Miramichi, in partnership with the Woodmen’s Museum and many other community organizations, assists with
festivals and community events, community suppers, Canada Day Celebrations, an amazing Forest Festival, and Winter Fun
Days.
Experience our local way of life by attending events and celebrations, logging & fishing competitions, craft displays
and church suppers. When we meet you in the community you’ll always find a friendly smile and a, “How’s she goin’?”

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