
Friar’s Head is a small coastal headland on the Bay of Fundy coast near Welshpool offering rugged cliffs, tidal flats and broad ocean vistas — ideal for dramatic seascapes and long exposures. Best at golden hour and low tide for exposed rocks and leading lines. Access is by short roadside walk; parking limited to a layby. Weather is changeable; wind and fog create mood but bring waterproof gear. Respect private property and local signage.

Friar’s Head is a small coastal headland on the Bay of Fundy coast near Welshpool offering rugged cliffs, tidal flats and broad ocean vistas — ideal for dramatic seascapes and long exposures. Best at golden hour and low tide for exposed rocks and leading lines. Access is by short roadside walk; parking limited to a layby. Weather is changeable; wind and fog create mood but bring waterproof gear. Respect private property and local signage.