Malobiannah Tourist Information Centre — Attraction in Grand Falls

I recently visited the Malobiannah Tourist Information Centre and had the most amazing time exploring the surrounding area, including the breathtaking waterfalls and exhilarating ziplining adventure. The staff at the information centre were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, providing us with detailed maps and helpful tips for navigating the area.

The ziplining experience was truly unforgettable, with stunning views of the lush rainforest and rushing waterfalls below. The safety equipment provided was top-notch, and the knowledgeable guides made sure that we felt confident and secure throughout the entire experience.

The waterfalls themselves were simply breathtaking, with crystal clear water cascading over rocky outcroppings and surrounded by verdant greenery. We spent hours exploring the various trails and taking in the stunning natural beauty of the area.

Overall, I would highly recommend the Malobiannah Tourist Information Centre to anyone looking for an unforgettable adventure in a truly stunning natural setting. The ziplining and waterfalls were the absolute highlights of our trip, and we can't wait to come...

On our way to Quebec City, we stopped by the Malobiannah Tourist Information Centre in Grand Falls for a quick break, and it turned out to be a great experience. Even though it was a very dry day when we visited, the view of the falls was still really good. I can only imagine how much more impressive it would be after some rain! That said, I have no complaints about the view at all—it was stunning with beautiful scenery and interesting rock formations, perfect for photos.

There was plenty of parking, which made the stop super convenient. The staff were incredibly friendly and guided us through the building, which felt like a small museum. We were led to amazing views from the windows and explored the interpretive center, where we learned about the importance of the dam and the river. It was very interactive and engaging. They even had an Olympic torch from the 2009 Vancouver Olympics, which was a surprising but cool addition!

We finished our visit by heading downstairs to the gift shop and picked up a nice souvenir cup. There were also clean washrooms available. Overall, it was a nice, relaxing stop with a...

Grand Falls New Brunswick.My wife and stayed here over night.The next morning we had breakfast and discovered the falls on walk about town. We visited the local museum and learned some Canadian history about Grand Falls.History I was never taught in school.Apparently when the British and the Americans were at the treaty table to decide were to have the border.The border line had been predetermined between both governments,all that was to be done was some minor adjustments. The British thought it proper to toast the fine occasion with the finest scotch whiskey that the Brits had on hand.While in discussions for the border line,the whiskey and the generosity flowed graciously to Canada's neighbours.Today that line is several meters to the south of what was intended and to day that border is still officially recognized.Seems the Brits thought that the falls was much to valuable to the lumber industry to give it up. Grand Falls is...