Explore the Self-guided Interpretive Trail

Each stop along the trail has a bronze statue and a wayside exhibit providing historical information

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This short, accessible interpretive trail features bronze figures of the French and Passamaquoddy, as well as displays that discuss historical events and the interaction of the two cultures. Start the interpretive trail at the parking lot and end at a shelter with views of Saint Croix Island. Stairs lead down from the shelter to a rocky beach.

Details

Duration

10-20 Minutes

Activity

Self-Guided Tours - Walking

Pets Allowed

Yes with Restrictions

Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet.

Activity Fee

No

Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.

Location

Saint Croix Island International Historic Site Visitor Center

The trailhead starts on the far side of the parking lot next to the bulletin board.

Reservations

No

Season

Spring, Summer, Fall

Time of Day

Day, Dawn, Dusk

Accessibility Information

The self-guided interpretive trail is accessible. The surface is level and wide enough for a wheelchair. Audio descriptions of the trail are available in English, French, and Passamaquoddy.

• In English

  
  

  This is the English audio file for the interpretive trail. The file includes 8 drumbeats between readings, allowing you to move from one exhibit panel to the next without having to pause the track.
  Audio Transcript

  Listen to our story, as told in the languages of our people. The languages are listed in the order they were spoken on Saint Croix Island: Passamaquoddy, French, and English.

• In Passamaquoddy

  
  

  This is the Passamaquoddy audio file for the interpretive trail. The file includes 8 drumbeats between readings, allowing you to move from one exhibit panel to the next without having to pause the track.
  Audio Transcript

  Listen to our story, as told in the languages of our people. The languages are listed in the order they were spoken on Saint Croix Island: Passamaquoddy, French, and English.

• In French

  
  

  This is the French audio file for the interpretive trail. The file includes 8 drumbeats between readings, allowing you to move from one exhibit panel to the next without having to pause the track.
  Audio Transcript

  Listen to our story, as told in the languages of our people. The languages are listed in the order they were spoken on Saint Croix Island: Passamaquoddy, French, and English.