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Start with nature and beer — right here in Edmundston

Before the beaches and the crowds, there’s a corner of northwestern New Brunswick where nature still takes the lead. If you’re heading east this summer, make Edmundston your first stop.

EKÖ Nature Glamping Lac Baker, New Brunswick
photo : David Couturier @davcout

Here, the rivers run cold, the trails flow naturally, and the beer is brewed right in the heart of downtown. It’s your gateway to a different side of the Maritimes — rooted in forest, footpaths, and friendly chats over a pint.

Looking for things to do in Edmundston this summer?

Whether you’re after action or relaxation, Edmundston is an open-air playground. Here are a few ideas to kick off your stay:

Just want to relax while your family or friends are out adventuring? Our tasting room offers a quiet spot, a cold beer, and zero judgment.

A brewery at the trailhead

Vélo de montagne à Edmundston
photo : David Couturier @davcout

We’re Les Brasseurs du Petit-Sault, an independent craft brewery rooted in Edmundston since 2014 — proudly brewing from the heart of downtown. We make beer for people who explore, who take their time, and who know that every great road trip starts better with a pint.

  • Our patio? Open as soon as the sun shows up.
  • Our tasting room? Welcoming, warm, and full of local charm.
  • Our Brewtique? Stocked with fresh cans and essentials for the road ahead.

Whether you’re from the area or just passing through, our bilingual team is happy to point you to the best beers, the finest trails, and the stops worth making.

Why start here?

Less traffic. More forest. Bigger skies.
Fewer crowds. More trails. Better beer.

Before you hit the road again, stop in and say hello to the team at Tourisme Edmundston. They know the region like the back of their hand.

This is New Brunswick in full nature mode — simple, welcoming, and real.

Before the beach, hit the valley
Start with nature.
Start with beer.
Start with Edmundston.

Your East Coast adventure starts here.

Evening patio at Les Brasseurs du Petit-Sault