🍁😲 Bay of Fundy Tides are INCREDIBLE! Where to See World's Highest Tides | Newstates, eh? 🍁 Ep. 10

[@NewstateNomads]

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[@CurlysJournies]

you visited no covered bridges I think there are still a half-dozen still left in NB I'm in Rexton NB lobster fishing area

[@danielsmyth2646]

As a Maritimer I want to thank you for the excellent presentations that you have made about our beautiful province's!

[@twintiersfilmfest1366]

Makes me want to visit from New York. Beautiful places!

[@julierood1228]

@@twintiersfilmfest1366 Same! from Oregon😊!

[@NewstateNomads]

Thank you so much, Daniel! It means a lot to hear from a Maritimer that we've done well presenting your corner of the globe! 👍 -Howard

[@walkingj.m9132]

It is really great travel with you!! I love to watch!! There are so many footage!! I really enjoyed!! Thank you for sharing this my new friend!! Greeting from Korea!!😍😍👍

[@petergibson4017]

This was a great video...I LOVE Nova Scotia.... I grew up in Massachusettes and my family camped in NS and on PEI many times.... I have incredibly fond memories of Magnetic Hill and another oddity .. Reversing Falls... Love the whole area... Look forward every week to seeing your videos .... Thanks for sharing !!

[@NewstateNomads]

Hi Peter!! So glad we brought back some good memories for you! What a beautiful place to grow up camping. Magnetic Hill was so fun! I'm glad we tried it out. Thanks so much for watching our videos! -Katelyn

[@petergibson4017]

@@NewstateNomads they used to rent bikes for the experience ....that was always fun

[@b1mfua33]

So beautiful! Loved Magnetic bill..so cool! Thank you for this. Stay safe 🙂

[@jpmouner3287]

Very interesting channel! Glad i found it. I just subscribed!

[@NewstateNomads]

Glad you found us! 👍 -Howard

[@jamesclick8223]

Very cool,can't believe I never heard of this place.

[@NewstateNomads]

Right?! The tides here are incredible!

[@mimi5117]

Thanks for all the Great Videos from Canada. Being Canadian i loved them all, especially now i am almost blind thanks for the memories along the way. Will be watching more of your travels. Smiles from Southern BC

[@shannonalward217]

Whoa! Walking on that sea floor looked spectacular. The before and after shots of the low and high tides were insane. Loved this video as always!

[@daviscrt]

Great information. You two are awesome. Love it. Thanks Don

[@barbaracarlson7402]

This was such a fun video! I hadn’t heard about the dramatic tide changes in the Bay of Fundy, very cool, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to hearing the story about the magnetic hill.

[@virginialemm864]

Amazing, amazing, truly amazing! You find the most fun places to visit! I have heard of the Bay of Fundy, with that super deep high and low tides, but had never seen it. Thank You for showing me…HOWEVER, I would totally freak out putting our Lucy in neutral and start rolling (not slowly, but pretty darn fast!) backwards and UPhill. I’d be outta her in a flash! Completely defies the laws of nature and science. Wonderful videography once-again you two! Love Ya, Virginia

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

This was interesting. Like you, I wondered about the boats safety rising at high tide, then sitting on the sea floor at low tide. Amazing what a few hours can do. Magnetic Hill was amazing too! From the looks on your faces I think you both were as equally surprised. I enjoyed seeing Bay of Fundy & Alma, NB with you. Beautiful places.

[@tarac5137]

Whooaaaaaa! Magnetic Hill is trippy. I was also wondering about the boats rising and lowering safely.

[@Dargonkin527]

The design of the wharf allows them to move with the tides safely....

[@MrDaveB123]

Fundy Take out was soooooo good. I had to return twice for the fried clams

[@NewstateNomads]

Yes! Fundy Take Out is delicious. Love finding places like that along our travels! 👍 -Howard

[@ArronP]

alma is a nice little place.. tides are huge, Hopewell aswell. Heron Bay in the north has some spectacular sights to see

[@rvlifediy]

Wow, another place we will have to visit. My kids would be amazed at Magnetic Hill.

[@NewstateNomads]

It was SO fun!!! And even after learning how it works... I still am in shock!

[@standubaj8989]

I delivered a boat to east port Maine in a trawler,got to tell you when the tide is running for a moment we felt like we were losing ground,beautiful place . A guy gave us a bucket of clams .

[@lorirouleau4303]

Wow that is crazy. Such fun. I'll have to google the mystery, I mean you were going really fast uphill! Another great video guys ☺

[@NewstateNomads]

REALLY fast. Definitely Google it, the story of the hill and the area is a fun one! 👍 -Howard

[@brianferris1233]

It is quite a place thank you for sharing your video

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

I caught a flight from Detroit to Beijing and it was on a polar route. When we crossed the Bay of Fundy, the Northern Lights were awesome.

[@NilezII]

I wish I'd had all the information available today on the internet when I went to New Brunswick in the early 80's! I didn't know about the gorge or Hopewell Rocks. I declared the famous Tidal Bore aptly named, and Magnetic Hill a campy Roadside Distraction.

[@joanjackson9374]

Your videos are done so well. Great photography, story and editing. Feel like we were there with you.

[@NewstateNomads]

Thanks, Joan! 👍 -Howard

[@soniakolesar6703]

You are so fun to watch ❤️😊🤗

[@NewstateNomads]

Thanks, Sonia! 👍 -Howard

[@randywelch9812]

You guys are a hoot. Love your videos. You make traveling look fun and easy

[@NewstateNomads]

Randy, thanks so much! 👍 -Howard

[@yvettemontes867]

how did you guys care or keep your dogs when adventuring. I have a boxer not sure to leave him alone in rv.

[@NewstateNomads]

Yvette, it's a great question. We have remote systems to monitor and control the temperature, as well as webcams to keep an eye on our three pups. 👍 -Howard

[@RussellHoughton]

Great video. The tides are impressive. On the Nova Scotia side the tides reach or 40'.

[@Dargonkin527]

You guys need to swing by Saint John NB and check out our famous "reversing falls" where twice a day the Saint John river is made to go back upriver by the tides of the bay

[@Eastlomond]

I sailed into Saint John NB as an 18 yr old in 1976 and that was when I first saw the incredible tides of the Bay of Fundy. I visited Reversing Falls Rapid which was fantastic to see.

[@TravelSmallLiveBig]

We saw boats hard aground in Northern Scotland - lots of sailboats too. So weird! Love the river running inland. The magnetic hill - whoa…

[@tatjanakueth5278]

You guys popped into my feed all of a sudden yesterday, and what do you know we are of to the Maritimes and Fundy Bay and all those awesome places this week. So thanks a bunch for your great videos. Took lots of pointers! 🤩

[@NewstateNomads]

Oh yay!! What a happy coincidence! We hope you have a wonderful time, so glad our videos gave you some good ideas. Thanks so much for watching! -Katelyn

[@ClareDreyer]

We will be there on a cruise in October. I’m trying to figure out what excursion to do where you are in this video! Thanks for sharing it!

[@NewstateNomads]

Clare, happy to help! Do you know where the cruise stops along the coast? There's lots to see and do in the Maritimes! 👍 -Howard

[@claredreyer1]

@@NewstateNomads Hi Howard. Thanks! Our ship arrives in St John, New Brunswick, on Oct 14th at 6:30 AM, and we depart at 6:45 PM. The tides that day in Fundy are Low Tide Fri 14, 5:54 AM ADT 0.63M High tide 11:42 AM ADT 1.72 m Lo Tide 6:26 PM ADT 0.45 m - At the moment, most of the ship tours are sold out, but we can probably get on one after boarding the ship. The most comprehensive tour is 6 hours and appears to cover many of the points you highlighted in your video. Royal Caribbean calls it the Saint John Bucket List tour. I would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you! Here's what they list as the Overview: Experience everything Saint John has to offer. Your picture-perfect day includes the incredible Reversing Falls, the Old City Market, historic Fort Howe, and charming St. Martins. On this exciting tour, you’ll see where the mighty St. John River and the Bay of Fundy’s monstrous tides collide, creating the Reversing Rapids. Whether slack tide or peak tide, the view from the vantage point is always awesome. At Fort Howe, built by the British during the American Revolution, the lookout offers a panoramic city and harbor vistas - and a great photo opportunity of your ship on the horizon. Your tour includes the Old City Market, the country’s oldest farmer’s market. There, take pictures of the same wrought-iron gates that have swung closed at the end of each business day since 1880. After, enjoy some time on your own at the market for exploring, shopping, and a bite of lunch. Then head to St. Martins, a quaint fishing village founded by Loyalists in 1783 and one of the prettiest hamlets along the Bay of Fundy shores. Have your photo taken in front of two covered bridges, the only spot in the world where two can be seen in one shot. Also, before returning to the ship, visit the impressive red sandstone sea caves, accessible by foot during low tide.

[@martincastro620]

We love your videos.

[@kimproffer695]

Such an amazing place!!! Wow!!! ❤️❤️

[@NewstateNomads]

Hi Kim!! It really is, never gets old seeing those boats on the ground!

[@MatildaandSuki]

Well that day, was an adventure for you two! Pouring rain, wild dogs and hills. No excuse for loose dogs...were the owners reported? Sadly it was raining, as this is a lovely area. Sou West was my favourite restaurant on PEI, we sat outdoors twice and absolutely loved it.

[@bethb5076]

Very interesting!

[@josepha.birmingham7110]

I believe that the river you eating next to is called The Upper Salmon River in Alma, New Brunswick! I hope you enjoyed your trip!

[@neilhuizing1382]

We literally just finished the same exact trip as yall but we didn't take the ferry .we are now back in Maine boondocking on a 400 acres totally off grid and love it just us and the dogs 🐕

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

It was drizzling when we got there, which meant less crowds! I had to take a photo of the water washing over my feet/shoes. It’s a thing I do with bodies of water. We missed Magnetic Hill, but next time we’re back east we’ll have more time to visit more places.

[@evanrandall1675]

Wow I didn't know big nice boats can rest on the ground like that. I always thought only canoes and row boats could do that. I gotta get outside of Detroit. Ha ha. But downtown I did see giant tankers turn completely sideways in the rushing Detroit River and dock inside of a slot barely big enough for the boat. That is an amazing operation and they do it all day like clockwork. Big scary river that Detroit river

[@terryhaynes1596]

Another fantastic and interesting video. How do you two find such distinctive places? You keep enriching my bucket list! 😁 thanks! Regarding San Diego, Even after living here for almost 25 years, it seems like I haven’t found anything truly unique. But must see adventures would include the USS Midway (aircraft carrier), with the other ships nearby, old San Diego, gas lamp district, and the two zoos/ sea World. Lego Land is a nice place to visit, once and I mean only one time. There are a lot of great wineries in Temecula, a town north of San Diego on I-15.

[@NewstateNomads]

Terry, hopefully we can put to good use your recommendations soon! Trying to get to San Diego in the new year. 👍 -Howard

[@terryhaynes1596]

@@NewstateNomads I have free tickets to the USS Midway I can give to you.

[@Thesaltymedic36]

Well that was all cool. But if your boat got stuck under the pier that wouldn’t be much Fundy 😂 see what I did there 🤣. Now I have to google magnetic hill because I need to know 🤓. Cool video👍🏼

[@NewstateNomads]

No Fundy at all if you got stuck. 😂 Magnetic Hill is worth the stop, too!

[@nevillesaunders1916]

Tidal ranges on the Kimberley Coast in Australia are up to 14 metres but generally 10 metres. That is 32.8 feet!

[@iamfaithfullyhis]

Extreme tide!🌊😎👍🏻

[@NewstateNomads]

So very cool!!! 😍

[@robertevans6596]

Greetings from Barry in Cymru. The place with the second highest tide after fundy.

[@NewstateNomads]

Hello! How high are the tides in Cymru? If it's even close to Fundy, that has to be something to see. 👍🏻 - Howard

[@BackroadExploits]

They have one of those hills in Florida too, Spook Hill in Lake Wales. Didn't work for us?? Hey does that dash cam arm help reduce reflection from your dash by putting the camera closer to the windshield?

[@Jhogg333]

I love your video! I live in Saint John and if you're ever in the area again,ypu have to visit the Sea Caves. Like the Hopewell rocks, it's a mustbsee at both tides. Have fun with your adventures! Looks like you have an amazing time in your videos💜

[@pglen6042]

Have heard so much about this phenomenon.

[@indiaworldvice3537]

Super

[@sheliahaynes9369]

We were there years ago. The tide was about 5 inches. My grand told us that she knew why they called it a bore.

[@gigistrailsandtales7203]

You were in Canada in New Brunswick as well 😂

[@ronaldcobbley9668]

That's really great

[@kets4443]

What was the place at the end of last episode

[@scudosmyth784]

There is a `magnetic Hill` in Scotland called the `electric brae`

[@jim87vette]

That was a fun place! How were the places to eat or camp?

[@danielson101]

lol i was there with big truck in 80s it wasnt paved then and yes its optical illusion lol

[@lisasmith2065]

We’ve been . It’s. Really spectacular isn’t it.

[@grontek]

The highest one is miles away Burncoat NS

[@pglen6042]

Missed this video.

[@GiosueMannino]

Proper anchoring and rigging techniques keep the boats from hitting the docks

[@Supernaut2000]

Burncoat Head, Nova Scotia has the highest tides, at 45 feet! I walked on the sands and you cannot run faster than the tide comes in!

[@bobeden5027]

Tidal range in Derby, 39ft. Australia.

[@NewstateNomads]

Bob, that would be a record if so, but I don't see any locations in Australia on the NOAA top 50 list for highest tidal range, do you have a source for that level in Derby? Here's the list from NOAA. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻 - Howard tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/faq.html#08

[@bobeden5027]

@@NewstateNomads I just googled it, plus I have experienced those tides when I was working on STS Leeuwin2.

[@MrAngV]

"Magnetic hill" is an optical illusion. If it were magnetism that moved the car, there would have to be a gigantic magnet behind the car. Or a moving magnet below the car. The only thing that is moving the car is gravity and that only pulls an object downward.

[@NewstateNomads]

You have to admit, a magnet moving under the car would be a pretty incredible achievement back when Magnetic Hill was established... 😂👍 - Howard

[@ajaydesai6525]

Optical illusion 😊

[@tanyahatchett8198]

12 minutes..I blinked and it was over

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

Would have been nice if you put a time lapse in for the tide shots.

[@NewstateNomads]

That definitely would have been fun to capture, but would have required us to stay there with the camera for hours and we wouldn't have been able to capture anything else! 😅 Maybe next time! Thanks for watching ☺️

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@@NewstateNomads hope you didn’t misunderstand, I still loved it. Really cool place.

[@champamillar3875]

WHAT? I spent a long time watching the video so whete were the tides you were talking about 😮?????

[@NewstateNomads]

Hi there, I'm not sure what you mean? We showed the low tide at the beginning, walked along the seaweed and exposed ocean floor, and showed the boats in the dry harbor. At the end we returned to the same spots, this time with the tide in and all those areas covered in water. 👍🏻 - Howard

[@YesiPleb]

It's really bizarre, it's like you're thinking tides don't happen anywhere else in the world. I live in the UK and have travelled to a few countries and observed the tides. In every single beach where there are boats not only can you walk "on the ocean floor" when the tide goes out but boats will be seen sitting on the floor. It's how tides work. The water comes in and it goes out.

[@mikel2934]

Not usually by 53 feet though.

[@jacksanders7029]

Sounds like spook hill in Lake Whales FL

[@shawnchartrandva3gfy720]

I camped at magnetic hill in the early 70s

[@darenalexander7532]

You do realize that the sea floor is known as a beach and it is uncovers twice a day so the wet stuff is called water .??!!!!!

[@richardhanson1827]

Yes it's a River...Salmon River

[@stan1027]

A spirit level, used in carpentry, will solve the mystery for you.

[@danielrota7491]

among the highest in tthe world

[@NewstateNomads]

According to NOAA, Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia has the highest tides in the world (largest range between high and low tides). If you're curious, here's the list of the top 50 tides from their site. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻 - Howard tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/faq.html#08

[@danielrota7491]

you are right. I thought ungava was very close but in fact Ungava bay tide is only 9.75m versus 16m? Fundy bay. Ulike Fundy Ungava bay is a broad open. I have seen them both having lived 2 years in southern NB and worked 2 summers in Eastern Ungava. sorry for the confusion

[@richardnone5644]

and there is only 6 hours and 30 minutes to move all that water

[@MrPotPoet]

FALSE ADVERTISEMENT! Ungava Bay gets tides that are fifteen feet HIGHER than the highest tides in the Bay of Fundy. The Bay of Fundy gets the silver medal not the gold. As an employee of McMaster University's geology department in 1972, I was the principal field assistant on the Cobequid Bay Project, a sedimentology study done in the Bay of Fundy in cooperation with the Bedford Institute of Oceanography. I got a close look to see the tides come and go all summer long. Fifty foot tides were typical. Ungava Bay gets 65 foot tides.

[@NewstateNomads]

What an interesting career and perspective, thanks for sharing! Sounds like this article was written just for you: coastallycurious.com/2020/02/02/ungava-bay-giving-the-bay-of-fundy-a-run-for-its-money/ Who would have thought that something like highest tides would be so controversial? We had someone else claim that Australia had the highest tides, but no one has mentioned Ungava Bay before. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻 - Howard

[@MBJEN81]

And yet Zero video of the actual high tide....

[@NewstateNomads]

Not sure if you didn't watch the whole thing, but at 9:13 you'll see us return to both Alma and Hopewell Rocks to show the high tides. But thanks for watching some of the video! 😊

[@OhhMyGiddyAunt]

❤🫦

[@ebenwaterman5858]

This is more about you than anything.

[@NewstateNomads]

While I'm not sure of the types of videos you enjoy, there are certainly timelapses or edits of just nature footage that you can watch if you prefer not to get perspective or the experiences of a host. We think many people enjoy our style of destination travel videos, but also understand it's not for everyone. Thanks for watching. -Howard

[@danielkulas1641]

Throw your selfie stick into the bay of Fundy

[@NewstateNomads]

But then it'd get stuck in the mud. Like you. 🤣 Thanks for watching!

[@sobanosilva8585]

optical illusion only

[@bobjohnston5527]

Even the lowest tide in the world

[@czeslawkwoka6038]

Bad video.....................mostly shots of themselves with some shots of the Bay. I don't like talking head descriptions of what they are seeing. Less selfies..........more scenery.

[@NewstateNomads]

What's ideal to some isn't for all. There are lots of videos on Bay of Fundy scenery, which sounds like your preference. We share our perspective of the experience as a visitor, ideal places to check out, dining, and activities along with the scenery. Thanks for watching. - Howard

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