There are a number of trails that are great for walking, jogging, and running in the area.

The first is a loop (with optional sub-loop) close to the Museum. It was sponsored by Ducks Unlimited and is a level grade, quiet, grass-and-dirt path that connects with Steeves Street around three duck ponds. It's about a 2km loop. The sub-loop is about half a km and passes through a more closed-in wooded area and over some wood footbridges.

The second loop is larger and hillier. It follows Steeves Street, a dirt road along the Petitcodiac River, and Gray's Island Road, which connects to Route 114 to bring you back to Steeves Street (be careful crossing to the opposite side of Rte. 114 where there are sidewalks). Watch for trucks along the dirt road from Steeves Street to Gray's Island and Route 114 as well. No matter which direction you go, you will encounter a hill at the beginning or end of this loop, as well as a small hill in the middle as the road climbs up onto the dike to get around Gray's Island.

Both of the above trails can be accessed by parking at a small dirt parking lot off of Steeves Street just past the Tourist Information Office.

The third is the Gray Brook Marsh Wildlife Habitat and Trails loop around another Ducks Unlimited wetland off of Golf Club Road. It is also about a half kilometer loop.

White Rock Recreational Area is primarily used for mountain biking, dirt biking, and ATVing. Parking is available near the intersection of Taylor Lane and Golf Club Road.