Featured Highlights
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Camping
Mount Carleton Provincial Park has five campgrounds. Armstrong Brook Campground is the largest. This area consists of three loops. Read More... -
Walking Trails
Hiking is the best way to get to know the Mount Carleton wilderness. There are 9 trails to choose from, covering 62 kilometers (39 miles). Read More... -
Mammals
The most common mammals observed in the park are the varying hare, red squirrel, chipmunk, white-tailed deer, red fox, and moose. In total, there are approximately 30 species of mammals present within the park boundaries. Read More... -
Park Seasons
Mount Carleton Provincial Park is a special place anytime of the year but the winter months are unique. Read More...
Site Survey
What is the greatest asset of Mount Carleton Park?
Contact the Environment Minister as soon as possible to ask for an EIA for two bridges
Dear NBEN Members and Associates,
The Friends of Mount Carleton Park are asking you to contact the Environment Minister as soon as possible to ask for an EIA for two bridges. The two bridges are currently under construction in Mount Carleton Park despite the fact that they have not had an EIA and the entire project is the subject of a court challenge by the Maliseet Grand Council. One bridge is being built in a major moose yard and through a significant wetland. The other, which once was a footbridge, is being built through wildlife habitat and a stream. The Department of Environment has exempted these projects from an EIA as upgrades, but the Friends of Mount Carleton Park believe that a full EIA is required. Contact the Minister, Serge Rousselle, at 453-2690 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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