Extending 13km/8mi along the Bay of Fundy's steep cliffs, Fundy National Park is riddled by countless rivers and streams in deep valleys. The vast tidal flats are home to a wealth of marine life. Inside the eastern park entrance there is a fine view of the tranquil Upper Salmon River, the hills to the north, the small fishing village of Alma, Owl's Head and the bay. About 10km/6mi from the entrance, a trail commands fine views of the rugged Point Wolfe River site.