One of the many other natural marvels here in Moncton is Magnetic Hill, where objects seemingly roll uphill. Many people go there and put their cars in neutral, and, like magic, they see it roll uphill all on its own. Wonder what would happen when you run there.

Now that you are here, but you are not staying long, because you are running so many kilometers lately, why don’t you check out the world’s largest lobster sculpture in the nearby Shediac town that proclaims itself the lobster capital of the world?

In the center of Moncton, you will find Centennial Park, a vast park with woodlands and recreational spaces that allow many fun activities, such as a swimming pool and beach, picnic facilities, lawn bowling, tennis courts, and playgrounds.

This is where you want to go for a run in Moncton, as there are paved trails for hikers and cyclists.

In the winter, the park is famous for skiing, it has Eastern Canada’s longest lighted cross-country ski trail.

You are now very close to the next stop of The Big Canada Run, it is time to hit the road and keep running.