by David Jacombs
Well, it is that time of the year. The days are getting longer, the birds are singing, flowers are budding and … there’s a growing anticipation of a gridlocked Route 114. Sunshine is cresting over the horizon in the early morning hours, fog sweeps across the rippling waves and … BLARE … the fog horn reverberates across the Bay. Good ole Cape Enrage! Calm and wild as always.
As a new member of the Cape Enrage team, I am amazed that I get to look out across the iconic Bay of Fundy every day this summer. It puts a big smile on my face. Our team is hard at work getting Cape Enrage ready for another busy summer of bustling tourists, but I want to take a moment to remind our residents that we are here and ready to delight.
Well, it is that time of the year. The days are getting longer, the birds are singing, flowers are budding and … there’s a growing anticipation of a gridlocked Route 114. Sunshine is cresting over the horizon in the early morning hours, fog sweeps across the rippling waves and … BLARE … the fog horn reverberates across the Bay. Good ole Cape Enrage! Calm and wild as always.
As a new member of the Cape Enrage team, I am amazed that I get to look out across the iconic Bay of Fundy every day this summer. It puts a big smile on my face. Our team is hard at work getting Cape Enrage ready for another busy summer of bustling tourists, but I want to take a moment to remind our residents that we are here and ready to delight.
We are gearing up for another exciting season of ziplining, rappelling, and more. Our Cape House Restaurant is stocked full of new and old delights, and our signature Gift Shop is filled with lots of nature-inspired artwork and memorabilia and a ton of brand-new Cape Enrage swag!
New this season, we have an ice cream shop bursting with an assortment of mouth-watering flavours. Oh, and if the building looks familiar, you may have seen it on the CBC show Race Against the Tide. If you just need a moment to get out and reset, slide onto one of our trails for a serene forest-bathing experience.
Did you know we have fossils? I may be letting the cat out of the bag on this little-known secret, but we actually have some of the most intriguing fossils of the Bay of Fundy region. And to highlight them, we have 2 tours available to explore, see and touch these fossils first hand.
So, I hope you will come and visit this magical place and experience something new and old this season. Make a day of it and after exploring our fossils, head over to the Albert County Museum & RB Bennett Centre located at 3940 Route 114, in Hopewell Cape and visit ‘Albert’ our newest and oldest member to the area.
Opening Day is May 17th and I hope you will come and say, ‘hi’. For more information check out our site at www.capeenrage.ca
New this season, we have an ice cream shop bursting with an assortment of mouth-watering flavours. Oh, and if the building looks familiar, you may have seen it on the CBC show Race Against the Tide. If you just need a moment to get out and reset, slide onto one of our trails for a serene forest-bathing experience.
Did you know we have fossils? I may be letting the cat out of the bag on this little-known secret, but we actually have some of the most intriguing fossils of the Bay of Fundy region. And to highlight them, we have 2 tours available to explore, see and touch these fossils first hand.
So, I hope you will come and visit this magical place and experience something new and old this season. Make a day of it and after exploring our fossils, head over to the Albert County Museum & RB Bennett Centre located at 3940 Route 114, in Hopewell Cape and visit ‘Albert’ our newest and oldest member to the area.
Opening Day is May 17th and I hope you will come and say, ‘hi’. For more information check out our site at www.capeenrage.ca
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