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New Brunswick’s Cape Enrage offers a range of adventure opportunities, from camping to kayaking and climbing. Located a few minutes from scenic Fundy National Park, wildlife is abundant on and off shore, and a drive down nearby Route 915 will reveal some outstanding views
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