The iconic coastal landscape of Hopewell Rocks on the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, which is famous for its massive tidal fluctuations.

The photo vividly showcases the dramatic and awe-inspiring scenery that captivates visitors from all over the world. “Walk on the Ocean floor” is exactly what is offered from this provincial park. When the tide is low (out), you can walk all along the coastline and take in the tidal rock formations that the ocean has been crafting for thousands of years.

The tree-topped sea stack formations are shaped by intense tidal erosion over those thousands of years. These sandstone structures stand 40–70 feet (12–21 m) tall, allowing visitors to walk on the ocean floor at low tide and kayak around them at high tide. The gorgeous red stacks, along with an abundance of lush, green vegetation, are complimented by the apparent overcast sky creating a vibrant display of nature’s beauty and splendor.