Crabbe Mountain’s annual Fall Festival of Colours offered visitors a treetop view of New Brunswick’s autumn foliage over Thanksgiving weekend.
Annual event offers treetop scenery ahead of winter ski season
Polina Kozlova · CBC News
· Posted: Oct 11, 2026 4:05 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Visitors ride the chairlift at Crabbe Mountain during the Fall Festival of Colours, taking in views of New Brunswick’s vibrant autumn foliage over Thanksgiving weekend. (Ian Curran/CBC)
For some visitors, the best way to experience New Brunswick’s fall colours is to leave the ground behind.
At Crabbe Mountain, that meant climbing aboard a ski chairlift over Thanksgiving weekend, dangling above the treetops as the autumn landscape unfolded across the surrounding hills and valleys.
The mountain’s annual Fall Festival of Colours wrapped up Sunday, offering visitors a chance to explore the slopes, take in the scenery and enjoy seasonal activities.
For Kim and Anna Keenan, who travelled from Saint John, the experience was a first.
“You can just sit and look at all the leaves around you,” Anna said, adding that riding above the forest canopy offered a unique view compared to hiking a trail.
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