Wasson Bluff - Parrsboro, Nova Scotia

Bienvenue à Wasson Bluff, une attraction touristique située à 2078-2186 Two Islands Rd, Parrsboro, NS B0M 1S0, Canada. C'est un endroit idéal pour une excursion d'une journée ou une sortie en famille.

Wasson Bluff est un site historique et géologique important, connu pour ses falaises spectaculaires et ses fossiles de reptiles marins jurassiques. Les visiteurs peuvent se promener le long des sentiers pittoresques et admirer la vue imprenable sur la baie de Fundy.

L'une des caractéristiques uniques de Wasson Bluff est sa collection de fossiles de reptiles marins jurassiques. Les visiteurs peuvent en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire géologique de la région grâce aux panneaux d'information et aux visites guidées.

Wasson Bluff est accessible en fauteuil roulant et dispose d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant. C'est également un endroit idéal pour les enfants, avec de nombreuses possibilités de se promener, de jouer et d'en apprendre davantage sur la géologie et l'histoire.

Actuellement, Wasson Bluff a une note moyenne de 4,8/5 sur la base de 29 avis sur Google My Business, ce qui témoigne de la qualité de l'expérience offerte aux visiteurs.

Avis de Wasson Bluff

Banafsheh Khavaran

4/5

We went to see some fossils, but couldn't find such things! View is amazing though ?

Cheyla Bossert

5/5

Such a cool place to visit! Make sure you check when low tide is! You have to park at the top. Do not drive your vehicle down! I walked next to cliffs, but do so at your own risk. There are falling rocks. I found a cool arch that came off the cliff and then walked on the tidal flat. They do find fossils in this area. I was unsuccessful, but if you find one PLEASE DON'T TAKE IT! Call and let someone know you found one. It is illegal to take them.

Krista Whitehouse

5/5

Best to visit during low tide. Check your tide tables before you head out. This is a wonderful area for geology enthusiasts. This beach is the site of one of the most remarkable discoveries, the world’s tiniest dinosaur. Found here, the beach is owned privately, but is connected to the Fundy Geological Museum that does excavations here for fossils. You may be able to see some on your visit but please do not remove any from the site, as it is prohibited without a permit.

John Beck

5/5

Wonderful low tide spot to walk for miles. Simply beautiful. Stunning view of the two islands.

Nikki

5/5

A short walk down from a convenient parking spot and you are on an awesome beach where history was explored and discoveries were made! There is clear signage on the side of an unpaved road. Once on the beach, you see gorgeous views of the Two Islands, not far from the shore. Lots of rocks and minerals to hunt for, nice rock beach to swim or just relax in the sun. You can walk along the shore for quite a ways in both directions. To the right will take you to Swan Creek and Clarke's Head!

Keith Ftrack

5/5

Postcard quality views everywhere you turn!

Frans Sanders

5/5

Beautiful spot to collect rocks and if very lucky fossils from dinosaurs who roamed the area 200 million years ago. Few years back we unearthed one together with then director Of the local museum, Tim Fedak. Awesome to think you are the first to see something so old.

Sandie B

4/5

Lots to explore. I love walking on the ocean floor when tide is out.