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New Brunswick

Miramichi

Miramichi River, New Brunswick
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Miramichi bills itself as Canada’s Irish capital. Early residents began arriving in numbers after the Napoleonic Wars and, by the 1870s, were well established here.

Lumber, fishing and shipbuilding became mainstays of the economy and remained so for more than 50 years. Today the area’s economy is focused mainly on mining, forestry and fishing. Other nationalities with strong roots in the region are the English, the Scots and the Acadians and this heritage is celebrated in annual events such as the Folksong Festival, the Irish Festival, the Scottish Festival and the Fiddle Festival.

Situated at the mouth of the Miramichi River, the city supports an outdoor culture centred around the water.

Discover Camping

The warm waters of Miramichi Bay are a haven for sailing enthusiasts and an extentive network of trails lies along its banks.

Residents of Miramichi are called Miramichiers. Many speak their own dialect – a derivative of Maritime English so don’t be too surprised to be wondering what is being talked about!

The River is Just the Beginning

Storytelling is ingrained in our roots and, whether it be fishy, ghostly or historic, we're sure to entertain you with a tale or two. Yes, we're situated along a world-famous salmon fishing river but ... the river is just the beginning.


Miramichi. First Nations - Burnt Church PowWow
Fly Fishing on the Miramichi River
Irish Festival, Miramichi

Where the Outdoors Rules

Fish it, paddle it or just gaze at its spectacular beauty. No matter how you experience it, you'll lose yourself in the magic of the Miramichi.
Video courtesy of New Brunswick Tourism

If you're a fly fisherman, this is the place to be. Such peaceful surroundings and the fishing wasn't bad either!
Duane Steele
Australia
For a town of its size, Miramichi has a very beautiful basillica. Definitely a must visit if you like gothic architecture.
Alyssa
Winnipeg
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