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Out and Across

Founded in 2020, Out and Across has become one of Canada’s newest outdoor adventure resources. By sharing my experiences, I want to help you get outdoors in a safe and sustainable way. On this website, you’ll find detailed trip reports and how-to guides, first-hand stories, videos, and photography, and inspiration for your next outdoor adventure. Thanks for dropping by!

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Meet Thomas

I’ve always been at home in the outdoors.

Growing up by the Bay of Fundy, I gained a deep sense of wonder for Canada’s wilderness. After countless canoe paddles, hikes, and camping trips, my love for the great outdoors is stronger than ever!

I want to help you embrace your sense of adventure. That’s what Out and Across is all about.

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The best sunrise I’ve seen in a long time: Over Berry Hill Pond with Gros Morne Mountain in the background. Incredible. My first night (ever) in Newfoundland was at Barachois Pond Provincial Park. Now that it’s over, I feel like I made a pretty good choice. I left Moncton at 3:30am to make the Newfoundland ferry, leaving from North Sydney shorty. Just a wee bit tired! Had a great time with Maritime Detours on Friday! Visiting Gordon Falls on the Pollett River, not too far from Moncton, has to be the highlight for me. Here’s a glimpse of our time by the water. #hosted Yesterday, I spent the day with Sarah from Maritime Detours and a terrific group of tour participants. Not far from Moncton, we started off on the 3.5-km Mapleton Acadian Forest Trail, followed by a delicious lunch at Elgin Country Kitchen, and then finished at the beautiful and refreshing Gordon Falls. One of the best reasons to visit Nova Scotia — the world-famous Bay of Fundy! Did you know these are the highest tides in the WORLD? This really is Canada’s ocean playground… and it’s where I grew up (mostly). Have you seen the Bay of Fundy tides in person? 🌊 Here’s some aerial footage (taken with permission) of campsite 40 in Kejimkujik National Park. Ahhhhh take me back… What a sunset over the Kouchibouguac River. One of the many reasons to add this place to your list. On my way home from NS, I decided on a last-minute trip to Kouchibouguac National Park after finding a campsite cancellation. The park is only an hour’s drive north of Moncton. I had never been, but heard the biking is as good as you’ll find anywhere in the province. I wasn’t disappointed! After a relaxing few days, it’s time to start the journey back home—to the other side of the Bay of Fundy.

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