Edmundston Travel Guide

 23 Opinions

 JosMo Says:  The Lotus Bleu CAfé is like an Oasis of freshness on a stretch of road ruled by fast food. Off the highway and in downtown Edmundston, you will find this wired café. Fresh local organic food, great coffee, wifi and a world traveller spirit. The staff is international, kind,... 

 recklesscyr Says:  This shop has everything to add some spice to you life...but Im not talking about regular life cause it's a novelty shop they sell adult novelties and everything you need for any type of party. What ever suits your needs...Add some spice with Naughty N Nice 

 fairy_dust Says:  Much of the population in Edmunston is Acadian, and they speak English and French, so either language can be used there without problems. 

 jade_iris Says:  When you arrive in Edmundston, you will quickly notice it has an unual sent. It's from the paper mill. If you have asthma or any breathing problems, you may not want to stop here. I personally was relieved when we left. It's not that it smells bad, it just felt uncomfortable... 

 Canuck5 Says:  If you're looking to go downhill skiing or snowboarding, there's Mont Farlagne, which is just north of the City of Edmundston, along the Trans-Canada Highway.There are 20 runs. You can purchase or rent ski or snowboard equipment.