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aaaThe Mapleton Acadian Forest Trail is an interpretive nature trail near Elgin, New Brunswick, constructed and maintained by the Elgin Eco Association. The trail provides an opportunity to learn about the Acadian Forest and how it responds to a variety of human disturbances. The trail features 9 interpretive signs, 2 footbridges and crosses a wide variety of forest types and conditions.
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What is The Acadian Forest ?
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Directions to The Mapleton Acadian Forest Trail
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 From Highway #1, take exit # 233 at Petitcodiac onto route 905 toward Elgin. Drive approximately 15 min (20km) to the turnoff for the Mapleton Road (just before arriving at the Elgin Corner). Turn left on the Mapleton Road (route 895). Follow this road 4.5 km and there will be a sign for the Mapleton Acadian Forest Trail.
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The EEA would like to thank the following trail sponsors for their generous support.
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