With on-the-ground visits and drone footage, CBC New Brunswick took on some of the province’s stunning waterfalls this summer. But the series has come to an end for now and videographer Roger Cosman is reflecting on the experience.
CBC New Brunswick’s Roger Cosman reflects on his journey from waterfall to waterfall
Roger Cosman · CBC News
· Posted: Oct 03, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Fall Brook Falls near Boiestown was Roger Cosman’s favourite of the summer. (Roger Cosman/CBC)
This summer’s series on waterfalls of New Brunswick has been an absolute blast.
Our goal was to visit as many parts of the province as possible and share some of the amazing waterfalls it has to offer.
We’ve had some great feedback and suggestions for places to visit. I also heard some interesting stories as I made my way around New Brunswick.
One gentleman at Pabineau Falls shared a story of how, as a young boy, he watched two bears standing at the edge of the falls, scooping salmon out as they headed upstream.
Two young women at Wallace Falls talked about hiking all over the province,
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